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A visitor sharing her perspective on how she will prepare for El Niño (Photo: CIMMYT).

More than 10,000 people, one national platform, and one urgent message: prepare early for El Niño. At the 116th edition of the Harare Agricultural Show, the CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes team supported wider awareness efforts by using interactive visual aids to make El Niño preparedness ...


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Flavio Breseghello, director of CIMMYT’s Global Wheat Program (center), with CIMMYT staff and national research partners at the Wheat Research Institute in Faisalabad, Pakistan, during celebrations of six decades of partnership (Photo: CIMMYT).

In October 2026, a new laboratory and working area opened at the Wheat Research Institute of the Ayub Agricultural Research Intitute ...


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What happens when you bring together students from engineering, computer science, biology, physics, and public policy, and ask them to think about the future of agriculture and job creation in the global South in just 48 hours? At the recent Oxford hackathon co-organized by CIMMYT and Oxford Edge, the answer became clear very quickly: remarkable things happen.

Over the...


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CIMMYT staff and IMIC partners at the Naivasha screening facility following a field day focused on maize lethal necrosis tolerance (Photo: CIMMYT).

Njoro and Naivasha, Kenya, 16–17 September 2026 CIMMYT has strengthened collaboration between public-sector breeding programs and private seed companies through two International Maize Improvement Consortium for A...


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Inquisitive farmers observing cowpea in Southern province, Zambia (Photo: CIMMYT)

The way development is funded is changing faster than any of us admit. Donor priorities are shifting, focus areas redefined, and resources are shrinking as countries deal with geopolitical changes and the social and economic shocks that follow. Investors are asking for value for every dollar inv...


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