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In June of 2014, the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) together with CARE trained and tested an upcoming Participatory Action Research Manual collecting valuable gender and social information about farmers. The manual is targeting researchers and deve...

A partnership was developed between the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI), the Kenya Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and local smallholder farmers to undertake a participatory evaluation and promotion of inte...

CCAFS-CIMMYT scientists are undertaking experiments to quantify greenhouse gas emissions from smallholder agriculture systems, in Karnal, Haryana. Researchers from CIMMYT and the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR) have brought out a guideline of protocols to standardize the methodolo...

Visit to the Nyando Climate Smart Villages with journalists from the British Broadcasting Corporation and the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation to document ongoing climate change adaptation and mitigation work. Photos: V. Atakos (CCAFS)

Project with 15 young farmers in Somotillo, northern-Nicaragua around the themes of climate change and the conservation of the ecosystem. A project in collaboration with CIAT and Humidtropics. Photocredits: Gian Betancourt (CIAT)

The first activities around the new CCAFS site in Colombia. During this first meeting, the vision and activities for the first 6 months were planned. Also did the farmers mention action points for themselves and for the CCAFS team. Photocredits: Manon Koningstein (CIAT)

This regional workshop provided an opportunity for consolidating and sharing of experiences that could inform the emerging CSA global efforts and the on-going UNFCCC negotiations.

Photo: P. Casier (CGIAR) Please credit appropriately.

Farmers from different regions of Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Dominican Republic were trained on climate change and thinking in the future of their communities. Photo: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)