Map of CGIAR Research Programs
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Zimbabwe Zambia Yemen Vietnam Somoa Vanuatu New Caledonia Uzbekistan Uruguay United States of America United Kingdom Ukraine Uganda Turkmenistan Turkey Trinidad & Tobago Togo Thailand Tanzania Tajikistan Syria Swaziland Sudan South Sudan Sri Lanka Spain South Africa Solomon Islands Slov. Slovakia Sierra Leone Senegal Rw. Russian Federation Portugal Philippines Taiwan Peru Papua New Guinea Panama Pakistan Nigeria Niger Nicaragua Neth. Nepal Namibia Mozambique Morocco Mexico Mauritius Mauritania Mali Malaysia Singapore Malawi Madagascar Lux. Liberia Lesotho Lebanon Lao PDR Kyrgyz Rep. Kuwait S. Korea N. Korea Kenya Kazakhstan Japan Italy Israel Palestine Iraq Iran Indonesia India Honduras Haiti Guyana Guinea-Bissau Guinea Guatemala Ghana Germany The Gambia Gabon France Fiji Ethiopia El Salvador Egypt Ecuador Timor-Leste Dom. Rep. Puerto Rico Guadeloupe Czech Rep. Cyprus Côte d'Ivoire Costa Rica Congo, Rep. Congo, Dem. Rep. Colombia China Chile Chad Central African Republic Cameroon Cambodia Bur. Myanmar Burkina Faso Brunei Brazil Bolivia Bhutan Benin Bel. Bangladesh Austria Australia Argentina Angola Afghanistan Jordan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 Number of CRP’s in Country Locations of action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries. Note: The color of each country shows the number of CRPs indicated where their action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries are located. Visit the online version of the map for a more detailed information on which centers work in each country (http://bit.ly/1gR8m5v). Contributors: HarvestChoice team at IFPRI analyzed the CGIAR CRP Annual Progress Report 2012, and the result was subsequently reviewed and revised by followings contributors – Melanie Bacou (IFPRI; PIM and A4NH), Chandrashekhar Biradar (ICARDA; Dryland Systems), Martin van Brakel (IWMI; WLE), Glenn Hyman (CIAT; FTA, CCAFS, RTB, WLE, and Livestock and Fish), Andrew Jarvis (CIAT; CCAFS), Andy Nelson (IRRI; GRiSP), Leocadio Sebastian (IRRI; CCAFS), Salman Siddiqui (IWMI; WLE), Kai Sonder (CIMMYT; MAIZE and WHEAT), and Maarten van Zonneveld (Bioversity; CCAFS, PIM, A4NH, and Genebanks). LED BY IFPRI
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Developed by the CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions and Markets. Part of the collection of materials developed for CGIAR Knowledge Day, Nairobi, November 5, 2013
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Zimbabwe
Zambia
Yemen
Vietnam
SomoaVanuatu
New Caledonia
Uzbekistan
Uruguay
United Statesof America
United Kingdom
Ukraine
Uganda
TurkmenistanTurkey
Trinidad & TobagoTogo
Thailand
Tanzania
Tajikistan
Syria
Swaziland
Sudan
SouthSudan Sri Lanka
Spain
SouthAfrica
Solomon Islands
Slov.
Slovakia
Sierra Leone
Senegal
Rw.
Russian Federation
Portugal
Philippines
Taiwan
Peru
PapuaNew Guinea
Panama
Pakistan
Nigeria
Niger
Nicaragua
Neth.
Nepal
NamibiaMozambique
Morocco
Mexico
Mauritius
MauritaniaMali
Malaysia
Singapore
Malawi
Madagascar
Lux.
Liberia
Lesotho
Lebanon
LaoPDR
Kyrgyz Rep.
Kuwait
S. Korea
N. Korea
Kenya
Kazakhstan
Japan
Italy
IsraelPalestine Iraq
Iran
Indonesia
India
HondurasHaiti
Guyana
Guinea-BissauGuinea
Guatemala
Ghana
Germany
The Gambia
Gabon
France
Fiji
Ethiopia
El Salvador
Egypt
Ecuador
Timor-Leste
Dom. Rep.Puerto Rico
Guadeloupe
Czech Rep.
Cyprus
Côted'Ivoire
Costa Rica
Congo, Rep. Congo,
Dem. Rep.
Colombia
China
Chile
Chad
Central AfricanRepublic
Cameroon
Cambodia
Bur.
Myanmar
Burkina Faso
Brunei
Brazil
Bolivia
Bhutan
Benin
Bel.
Bangladesh
Austria
Australia
Argentina
Angola
Afghanistan
Jordan
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Number of CRP’s in CountryLocations of action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries.
Note: The color of each country shows the number of CRPs indicated where their action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries are located. Visit the online version of the map for a more detailed information on which centers work in each country (http://bit.ly/1gR8m5v).
Contributors: HarvestChoice team at IFPRI analyzed the CGIAR CRP Annual Progress Report 2012, and the result was subsequently reviewed and revised by followings contributors – Melanie Bacou (IFPRI; PIM and A4NH), Chandrashekhar Biradar (ICARDA; Dryland Systems), Martin van Brakel (IWMI; WLE), Glenn Hyman (CIAT; FTA, CCAFS, RTB, WLE, and Livestock and Fish), Andrew Jarvis (CIAT; CCAFS), Andy Nelson (IRRI; GRiSP), Leocadio Sebastian (IRRI; CCAFS), Salman Siddiqui (IWMI; WLE), Kai Sonder (CIMMYT; MAIZE and WHEAT), and Maarten van Zonneveld (Bioversity; CCAFS, PIM, A4NH, and Genebanks).
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Zimbabwe
Zambia
Yemen
Vietnam
SomoaVanuatu
New Caledonia
Uzbekistan
Uruguay
United Statesof America
United Kingdom
Ukraine
Uganda
TurkmenistanTurkey
Trinidad & TobagoTogo
Thailand
Tanzania
Tajikistan
Syria
Swaziland
Sudan
SouthSudan Sri Lanka
Spain
SouthAfrica
Solomon Islands
Slov.
Slovakia
Sierra Leone
Senegal
Rw.
Russian Federation
Portugal
Philippines
Taiwan
Peru
PapuaNew Guinea
Panama
Pakistan
Nigeria
Niger
Nicaragua
Neth.
Nepal
NamibiaMozambique
Morocco
Mexico
Mauritius
MauritaniaMali
Malaysia
Singapore
Malawi
Madagascar
Lux.
Liberia
Lesotho
Lebanon
LaoPDR
Kyrgyz Rep.
Kuwait
S. Korea
N. Korea
Kenya
Kazakhstan
Japan
Italy
IsraelPalestine Iraq
Iran
Indonesia
India
HondurasHaiti
Guyana
Guinea-BissauGuinea
Guatemala
Ghana
Germany
The Gambia
Gabon
France
Fiji
Ethiopia
El Salvador
Egypt
Ecuador
Timor-Leste
Dom. Rep.Puerto Rico
Guadeloupe
Czech Rep.
Cyprus
Côted'Ivoire
Costa Rica
Congo, Rep. Congo,
Dem. Rep.
Colombia
China
Chile
Chad
Central AfricanRepublic
Cameroon
Cambodia
Bur.
Myanmar
Burkina Faso
Brunei
Brazil
Bolivia
Bhutan
Benin
Bel.
Bangladesh
Austria
Australia
Argentina
Angola
Afghanistan
Jordan
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Number of CRP’s in CountryLocations of action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries.
Note: The color of each country shows the number of CRPs indicated where their action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries are located. Visit the online version of the map for a more detailed information on which centers work in each country (http://bit.ly/1gR8m5v).
Contributors: HarvestChoice team at IFPRI analyzed the CGIAR CRP Annual Progress Report 2012, and the result was subsequently reviewed and revised by followings contributors – Melanie Bacou (IFPRI; PIM and A4NH), Chandrashekhar Biradar (ICARDA; Dryland Systems), Martin van Brakel (IWMI; WLE), Glenn Hyman (CIAT; FTA, CCAFS, RTB, WLE, and Livestock and Fish), Andrew Jarvis (CIAT; CCAFS), Andy Nelson (IRRI; GRiSP), Leocadio Sebastian (IRRI; CCAFS), Salman Siddiqui (IWMI; WLE), Kai Sonder (CIMMYT; MAIZE and WHEAT), and Maarten van Zonneveld (Bioversity; CCAFS, PIM, A4NH, and Genebanks).
LED BY IFPRI
Zimbabwe
Zambia
Yemen
Vietnam
SomoaVanuatu
New Caledonia
Uzbekistan
Uruguay
United Statesof America
United Kingdom
Ukraine
Uganda
TurkmenistanTurkey
Trinidad & TobagoTogo
Thailand
Tanzania
Tajikistan
Syria
Swaziland
Sudan
SouthSudan Sri Lanka
Spain
SouthAfrica
Solomon Islands
Slov.
Slovakia
Sierra Leone
Senegal
Rw.
Russian Federation
Portugal
Philippines
Taiwan
Peru
PapuaNew Guinea
Panama
Pakistan
Nigeria
Niger
Nicaragua
Neth.
Nepal
NamibiaMozambique
Morocco
Mexico
Mauritius
MauritaniaMali
Malaysia
Singapore
Malawi
Madagascar
Lux.
Liberia
Lesotho
Lebanon
LaoPDR
Kyrgyz Rep.
Kuwait
S. Korea
N. Korea
Kenya
Kazakhstan
Japan
Italy
IsraelPalestine Iraq
Iran
Indonesia
India
HondurasHaiti
Guyana
Guinea-BissauGuinea
Guatemala
Ghana
Germany
The Gambia
Gabon
France
Fiji
Ethiopia
El Salvador
Egypt
Ecuador
Timor-Leste
Dom. Rep.Puerto Rico
Guadeloupe
Czech Rep.
Cyprus
Côted'Ivoire
Costa Rica
Congo, Rep. Congo,
Dem. Rep.
Colombia
China
Chile
Chad
Central AfricanRepublic
Cameroon
Cambodia
Bur.
Myanmar
Burkina Faso
Brunei
Brazil
Bolivia
Bhutan
Benin
Bel.
Bangladesh
Austria
Australia
Argentina
Angola
Afghanistan
Jordan
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Number of CRP’s in CountryLocations of action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries.
Note: The color of each country shows the number of CRPs indicated where their action sites, beneficiaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries are located. Visit the online version of the map for a more detailed information on which centers work in each country (http://bit.ly/1gR8m5v).
Contributors: HarvestChoice team at IFPRI analyzed the CGIAR CRP Annual Progress Report 2012, and the result was subsequently reviewed and revised by followings contributors – Melanie Bacou (IFPRI; PIM and A4NH), Chandrashekhar Biradar (ICARDA; Dryland Systems), Martin van Brakel (IWMI; WLE), Glenn Hyman (CIAT; FTA, CCAFS, RTB, WLE, and Livestock and Fish), Andrew Jarvis (CIAT; CCAFS), Andy Nelson (IRRI; GRiSP), Leocadio Sebastian (IRRI; CCAFS), Salman Siddiqui (IWMI; WLE), Kai Sonder (CIMMYT; MAIZE and WHEAT), and Maarten van Zonneveld (Bioversity; CCAFS, PIM, A4NH, and Genebanks).
LED BY IFPRI
