ICARDA News

ICARDA is thrilled to have won the Khalifa International Award for Date Palm and Agricultural Innovation (KIADPAI) in the Second Category: ‘Pioneering Development and Productive Projects.’

In a recent literature review focusing on agrarian societies in the drylands, ICARDA scientist Dina Najjar and Ph.D. student Jemima Baada at Western University in Canada investigate how outmigration of men affect women's roles in agriculture, as well as the wider effect in different contexts of the dry areas (rangeland, irrigated production and rainfed).

ICARDA is thrilled to announce that it has won the Khalifa International Award for Date Palm and Agricultural Innovation (KIADPAI) in the ‘Pioneering Development and Productive Projects’ category.

It is thanks to the support of CGIAR's Research Program (CRP) on Wheat and INRA Morocco that this work is made possible.

A recent study by ICARDA scientists analyzed Morocco’s wheat sector, a strategic crop that is still heavily imported, to identify areas where...

ICARDA today expresses its deepest condolences for the passing of Dr. Sanjaya Rajaram, World Food Prize winner and former critical Gene Management and Wheat scientist of CIMMYT and ICARDA.

Last week, Dina Najjar and Mira Haddad, two prominent ICARDA female scientists, talked about their experiences as women conducting research across dry regions in North Africa to boost small family farmers’ livelihoods.

This Thursday, ICARDA will join 12 other CGIAR centers in a first of its kind virtual Marathon featuring CG female scientists’ groundbreaking research work.

ICARDA releases part one of a three-video series on cactus pear production, aimed at farmers in dry regions. The series promotes best-agronomic practices to improve productivity and enhance the quality of the crop at low cost.

ICARDA, CHEAM & Partners announce four webinars to Discuss the Design of Climate Smart Agricultural Systems - March 22-25th