A regional field exchange at Nam Cuong Cooperative in Vietnam brought together Asian research partners to explore low-emission rice production, rice-straw composting, and sustainable potato farming, fostering shared learning on resilient, circular farming systems.
Smart Valleys combines local knowledge with technical planning to improve water control in West African inland valleys. A new twelve-step framework puts farmers and other valley users at the centre of decisions on design, governance and benefit-sharing.
The 19th installment of the Delta Talks explored how approaches to the delta have evolved from colonial and management practices toward caretaking, and examining the challenges and opportunities for building resilience.
Malawi faces a high El Niño risk heading into the 2026/27 growing season. Past El Niño events have reduced maize production, increased food insecurity, and strained household livelihoods across the country.
Experts at Stockholm World Water Week showcased how digital tools, evidence-based interventions, and innovative finance are breaking down silos to secure Asia’s future – moving the WEFE nexus from theory to reality.
What exactly is crop breeding? How does it work? And what does it take to develop a successful new variety? This guide explores some of the most common myths and realities about crop breeding: from why we need breeders to how varieties are developed, tested and ultimately planted in farmers' fields.
Fishing communities in Mongla, Bangladesh, are already adapting to intensifying climate risks, from cyclones and flooding to heat and salinity. Drawing on a community co-design workshop in Ulubunia, this blog highlights the strategies fishers and aquaculture households are using, the limits they face, and four priorities they identified for building stronger, locally led climate resilience.