demand-driven solutions for
food system transformation

demand-driven solutions for
food system transformation

demand-driven solutions for
food system transformation

Foreword

Helen Hambly Odame
Chair, Board of Trustees

Oscar Ortiz
Director General a.i.

As climate change continues to disrupt agricultural production, challenging our ability to feed a growing population, CIP continues to refine its research objectives, making faster and longer strides to transform food, land and water systems that vulnerable communities depend on.

In Memoriam

Harnessing science

Conserving and using native potato diversity with Andean farmers

Predicting the risk of crop pests under climate change

Conserving and using native potato
diversity with Andean farmers

Predicting the risk of crop pests under climate change

Partnering for progress

Expanding access to quality seed for better harvests in Kenya

Fostering higher production and inclusive opportunities in Georgia

Expanding access to quality seed
for better harvests in Kenya

Fostering higher production and
inclusive opportunities in Georgia

Sowing transformation

Climate-smart crops improve harvests and nutrition in Bangladesh

Tools and approaches for self-sustaining innovation in food systems

Climate-smart crops improve harvests
and nutrition in Bangladesh

Tools and approaches for self-sustaining
innovation in food systems

Harnessing
science

Partnering
for progress

Sowing
transformation

CIP worldwide

Finances 2021

Governance
and leadership