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This film shares participant's comments from the Agrifood chain toolkit conference, which was held in Nairobi Kenya 9-11 September, 2013. The meeting was co-hosted by CGIAR Research Programs Livestock and Fish & Policies, Institutions and Markets.

This film shares host's comments from the Agrifood chain toolkit conference, which was held in Nairobi Kenya 9-11 September, 2013. The meeting was co-hosted by CGIAR Research Programs Livestock and Fish & Policies, Institutions and Markets.

Opening up new frontiers for Pastoralists in Northern Kenya. Wajir Index Based Livestock Takaful (IBLT) payout ceremony, March 2014.

John Rowlands, former Head of Biometrics at the International Livestock Research Institute introduces the second version of the 'biometrics' teaching resource. This version was 'launched' at ILRI Addis Ababa on 10 November 2011 as part of the 'Livestock Exchange' event. Supported by the Rockefell...

Quick comments from some of the participants in an east and southern Africa inception workshop for the CGIAR Research Program on Drylands. The meeting was held at the Nairobi headquaters of the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) 5-7 Jun 2011.

This video was made to document best practices for use in crop genebanks as part of a project on management of crop diversity as a global public good under the System-wide Genetic Resources Programme of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research. It was filmed and produced at t...

This video was made to document best practices for use in crop genebanks as part of a project on management of crop diversity as a global public good under the System-wide Genetic Resources Programme of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research. It was filmed and produced at t...

Dr. James Hansen discusses how agriculture is being rediscovered by the global policy community as a key driver for more sustainable economic development. To escape this persistent poverty trap, Hansen argues that farmers have only their labour, their intelligence and their land at their disposal...