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Where food, nature and livelihoods meet: CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes at Tropentag 2026 (opens the original)
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CGIAR scientists and partners will join Tropentag 2026 in Göttingen, Germany, to share research and solutions on multifunctional agro-ecosystems, climate resilience, landscape restoration, food systems and sustainable livelihoods. Where food, nature and livelihoods meet: CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes at Tropentag 2026 From 15 September, when the pre-conference programme begins, through 18 September, CGIAR scientists and partners will join researchers, policymakers, practitioners and students
Good Seed, Great Food, and Living Culture Bring Mbire District to Life (opens the original)
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In Mbire, Zimbabwe, more than 500 people gathered to celebrate indigenous seeds, traditional foods and local knowledge. The Mbire Good Food and Seed Festival highlighted the importance of safeguarding crop diversity, strengthening resilient food systems and preserving cultural heritage for future generations. In Mbire, Zimbabwe, over 500 people gathered to celebrate indigenous seeds and traditional foods and confront a quiet threat: fewer crop varieties standing between communities and the next
From dialogue to delivery: What COP17 means for CGIAR's Multifunctional Landscapes science (opens the original)
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At UNCCD COP17, CGIAR-led discussions highlighted the need to move beyond commitments toward implementation. This article explores key COP17 outcomes and what they mean for CGIAR's Multifunctional Landscapes Science Program, from rangelands and drought resilience to restoration finance and landscape-scale action. From dialogue to delivery: selected lessons from UNCCD COP17 for CGIAR & the Multifunctional Landscape science Program At UNCCD COP17, a consistent message emerged from CGIAR-led discus
From early warning to early action: Governing water for drought-resilient landscapes (opens the original)
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The first webinar in the CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes Science Program series explored how stronger water governance, integrated planning and practical innovation can help landscapes prepare for and respond to drought before crises occur. From early warning to early action: Governing water for drought-resilient landscapes Drought is often described as a shortage of rain. Its consequences, however, are shaped as much by decisions as by weather: who can access water, how it is allocated, whethe
Why Governance Is Essential for Managing Invasive Species (opens the original)
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Technical solutions alone cannot stop invasive species. Lessons from India's battle with Lantana camara show that successful restoration depends on governance, collective action, landscape-scale coordination, and long-term stewardship. Invasive species are accelerating land degradation across the world, undermining biodiversity, livelihoods, and climate resilience. As delegates gather for the UNCCD COP, one example from India illustrates a broader truth: technical approaches alone cannot solve i
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