Capacity development

CIMMYT training courses play a critical role in helping international researchers meet national food security and resource conservation goals. By sharing knowledge to build communities of agricultural knowledge in less developed countries, CIMMYT empowers researchers to aid farmers. In turn, these farmers help ensure sustainable food security. In contrast to formal academic training in plant breeding and agronomy, CIMMYT training activities are hands-on and highly specialized. Trainees from Africa, Asia and Latin America benefit from the data assembled and handled in a global research program. Alumni of CIMMYT courses often become a significant force for agricultural change in their countries.

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The AWARD program advocates for a more gender-responsive agricultural research ecosystem.

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Fazleen Abdul Fatah notes that few studies document shifts between cereals.

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In 2018, we published more than 200 stories related to maize and wheat science around the world. Here are some of our favorites.

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Delegates review the third year’s progress of the MLN Diagnostics and Management Project.

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The initiative will serve to develop comprehensive soil information at scale for the states of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar and Odisha

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Bibi has been able to expand her farm and now cultivates wheat, rice and jute.

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Summer intern says her experience working with CIMMYT researchers in Turkey profoundly changed her career and her life.

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More than 200 scientists have increased their capacity at these annual trainings since CIMMYT started organizing them ten years ago.

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Four awardees are using modern technologies, dedicated to new knowledge and with hopes to improve the world.