Authors:
Gert-Jan Stads, Arif Surahman, Norah Omot, Alejandro Nin-Pratt, and Nguyen Thi Pham
Year:
2020
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute, Asia-Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutions, and Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development.
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The Indonesia country brief presents key agricultural R&D indicators in a highly accessible visual display. The brief also features more in-depth analysis of some of the key challenges that the country’s agricultural R&D systems are facing, and the policy options to address these challenges. It presents various future agricultural research investment scenarios and how these are projected to affect agricultural productivity growth.
Authors:
Gert-Jan Stads
Year:
2019
Publisher
SAARC Agriculture Centre (SAC), Dhaka, Bangladesh and Asia Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutions (APAARI), Bangkok, Thailand
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Authors:
Gert-Jan Stads, Md. Mustafizur Rahman, Alejandro Nin-Pratt, and Lang Gao
Year:
2019
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute, Asia-Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutions, and Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council.
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Agricultural research investment and human resource capacity in Bangladesh have grown considerably in recent years, largely as a result of increased government and World Bank funding.
Despite this growth, Bangladesh still only invested 0.38 percent of its AgGDP in agricultural research in 2016—well below the level needed to address multiple challenges, including rapid population growth and severe climate change impacts.
Authors:
Nienke Beintema and Raj Ramnauth
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and Food and Agricultural Research and Extension Institute
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Key Trends
Mauritius invests a significant share of its AgGDP in agricultural research (4.82 percent in 2016). Total spending (adjusted for inflation) fluctuated over time but remained fairly stagnant during 2010–2016.
The creation of FAREI in 2014 through a merger of FARC and AREU represented a reassessment of research priorities to address the country’s financial and human resource constraints. FAREI is primarily funded by the government, supplemented by limited donor and project funding, and revenues from the sale of goods and services.
Authors:
Léa Vicky Magne Domgho, Antonio Fortes and Gert-Jan Stads
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and National Agricultural Research and Development Institute.
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Key Trends
Authors:
Nienke Beintema, Graça Manjate, and Kathleen Flaherty
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and Agricultural Research Institute of Mozambique
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Background and key trends
Authors:
Nienke Beintema, Daniel Kitone, and Ambrose Agona
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and National Agricultural Research Organisation
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BACKGROUND AND KEY TRENDS
Authors:
Kathleen Flaherty, Roland Asare, George Essegbey, and Nienke Beintema
Year:
2018
Publisher
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Key trends
Authors:
Kathleen Flaherty, Nienke Beintema, and Aimable Gatete
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and The Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board
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BACKGROUND AND KEY TRENDS
Authors:
Kathleen Flaherty, Patricia Carmichael, and Nienke Beintema
Year:
2018
Publisher
International Food Policy Research Institute and The Department of Agricultural Research and Specialist Services (DARSS)
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KEY TRENDS