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@cgiar.orgDams, deforestation and droughts threaten the 200+ fish species that feed Amazon communities. The way forward: protect natural river flows and pair Indigenous knowledge with science. 🐟
@worldfish.bsky.socialReposted by @cgiar.orgAt #CBDCOP17 in Yerevan, WorldFish scientists are working with partners on a workshop exploring how nature-based aquaculture can be scaled with a focus on policy integration and identifying barriers and actions for scale-up.
📌 Save the date and follow the conversation at CBD COP17.
@iwmi.bsky.socialReposted by @cgiar.org💧 When water leads, climate action delivers.
The @iwmi.bsky.social – @ipcc.bsky.social #ClimateWaterMeeting highlighted why water must be central to climate policy, finance and resilience.
Explore the implications in our latest feature 👉 on.cgiar.org/4i7Uolz
@landalliance.bsky.socialReposted by @cgiar.org📣 New free course!
Learn how to finance #biodiversity equitably in just two hours ahead of CBD #COP17Armenia and Climate #COP31Türkiye.
Enrol and earn a certificate:🔗 https://bit.ly/4zeJVug
@worldfish.bsky.socialReposted by @cgiar.org🌊 Seaweed cultivation can be more than a source of food; it can also support coastal livelihoods and climate resilience. In Timor-Leste, WorldFish and the National Directorate of Aquaculture are working with communities across on seaweed cultivation and regular monitoring.
@cgiar.orgStop by our booth at the @fao.org Science and Innovation Forum to explore CGIAR innovations spanning AI, digital agriculture, crop diversity, policy and scaling - all helping shape the future of food systems.
📍 Rome, Italy
🗓️ 15–16 Oct
👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4hDymqO
#FAOSIF2026
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@cgiar.org24 breeders from 7 African countries trained with AfricaRice and @cimmyt.bsky.social to use drones and shared genotyping services. Faster field data, better varieties, sooner. 🚁
@cgiar.orgSea turtles are eating the seaweed that coastal families in Malaysia live on. The fencing that protects both crops and turtles is too costly for most farmers. @worldfish.bsky.social looks at how people and turtles can share the sea. 🐢
@cgiar.orgCGIAR Executive Managing Director Ismahane Elouafi joins Tom Vilsack on the World Food Prize Podcast to discuss how science and innovation can help tackle hunger, climate change and nutrition challenges, and shape the future of global food systems.
📺 Watch the episode 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4iXydzu
@cgiar.orgNairobi schools are feeding kitchen waste to black soldier fly larvae and turning it into animal feed and fertiliser. First harvest: 50 kg of larvae across 3 schools, with yields already up 30 to 60%. 🪰
#FoodSecurity #CircularEconomy
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@cgiar.orgRwanda's soils are diverse but its fertilizer advice was not. The fix came from Ethiopian peers, brokered by CGIAR. Read the full story 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/46IyZch
@cgiar.orgEthiopia has Africa's largest livestock population. In Hawassa, 18 PhD researchers trained with @ilri.org on making dairy systems climate-smart, from feed costs to farm-gate milk prices. 🐄
@cgiar.org🌾🇧🇩 Women in Bangladesh have kept seeds for generations, yet few can get a loan to grow a seed business. @irriofficial.bsky.social on how Orange Bonds could change that 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4AcjXcj
@cgiar.org#ScalingWeek2026 has wrapped up in Nairobi!
3 days of scaling superheroes listening, learning and working together on how to turn promising food, land and water systems innovations into lasting use.
@cgiar.org📸 Day 2 of #ScalingWeek2026 in pictures.
More than 400 people from over 40 countries and 100 organisations gathered in Nairobi with a shared question: how do we turn promising innovations into lasting change?
🔗 https://www.cgiar.org/news-events/news/inside-hive-first-day-cgiar-scaling-week-2026
@cgiar.org🚜 In Buhera, Zimbabwe, a peanut butter machine and a chopper grinder turned Rudo Mudonhi's subsistence farm into a family enterprise with three income streams 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4cNDZ2F
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@cgiar.org☀️🔥 A record #ElNino is forecast for 2026-27, and fertilizer already costs 61% more. According to @ifpri.org modelling, Malawi could see 4.6 million more people undernourished in 2027. But there us still a window to plan ahead 👉https://on.cgiar.org/4rfmUov
@cgiar.orgThe energy is high in Nairobi, Kenya today as #ScalingWeek2026 begins!
Convened by the CGIAR Scaling for Impact program and @ILRI.org, Scaling Week brings together 400 scaling champions across food, land and water systems to work on real-world scaling questions and challenges.
@cgiar.org🗽 CGIAR is at #UNGA81 and #ClimateWeekNYC. El Niño early action, low-emission livestock, cacao traceability, AI for African agriculture: our scientists are where food security meets climate action.
See CGIAR Participation 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4iAIYYk
@cgiar.org🌾🇻🇳 Low-emission rice in Vietnam's Mekong Delta depends on farmers learning new fertilizer practices. Women are often left out of training. @irriofficial.bsky.social and @cipotato.org are changing that 👉 https://on.cgiar.org/4xd80QP
