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The CLARE-supported project Forest4Climate&People is amplifying the voices of forest-edge communities in policy discussions.

Supported under the Climate Adaptation and Resilience initiative, this effort amplified the uptake of African evidence in the 6th IPCC report.

The CLARE-supported Co-FARM project aimed to increase the resilience and adaptive capacities of smallholder farmers in Mali.

Research in Iraq, Syria and Yemen seeks to amplify women’s voices in conflict prevention, resolution and peacebuilding.

IDRC is supporting the production of evidence that can help advance the inclusion and leadership of women in stronger and more equitable science systems in the Global South.

Youth can fuel renewed hope for a green economy, but this shift in direction needs institutional change, capacity building and dedicated funding.

IDRC-supported research chairs will connect the lived realities of displaced people with policymaking to achieve durable solutions.

In the past year, AI4D Africa ran various calls for research proposals to find partners in the African AI research and policy community to promote the inclusive benefits of AI.

IDRC is helping to generate knowledge in support of business and investment for social and environmental impact.

A growing number of regional think tanks in the Global South are ready to contribute to climate action. Learn how Think Climate Indonesia is helping them to do so.

Testing a novel public-private partnership vaccine-delivery model in Ethiopia to improve goat health and address contagious caprine pleuropneumonia.

Rich in protein, fat, minerals, and amino acids, insects are an affordable and environmentally sustainable alternative protein source for livestock feed.

CultiAF-funded project uses gender-inclusive financing, certification of processed fish products, improved access to formal markets, and promotion of community-level gender equality to reduce post-harvest aquaculture losses.

Digital applications are enabling young Kenyan agricultural entrepreneurs to access critical pandemic support for their businesses.

CultiAF-funded precooked-beans project has worked to improve food and nutrition security, boost household income, and promote sustainable food systems in Kenya and Uganda.

Across Eastern and Southern Africa, IDRC- and ACIAR-supported researchers are enhancing food and nutrition security, women’s empowerment, youth agripreneurship, and smallholder livelihood resilience.

Testing One Health interventions to eliminate the pork tapeworm in targeted regions of Madagascar.

To facilitate the large-scale use of livestock vaccines, LVIF works through partnerships to develop vaccines that are accessible, affordable, available, and acceptable to livestock smallholders.

IDRC-supported research explores the overlapping crises of debt, climate change, and inequalities to identify ways to address them.

A comprehensive new paper lays out an agenda for post-pandemic climate mobilities research

Ten IDRC-funded projects are providing new insights into the impact of COVID-containment measures on food systems in sub-Saharan Africa.

Collaboration between researchers and decision-makers can shorten the distance from evidence to policy uptake, leading to better-targeted programs and timely improvements in maternal and child health.

IMCHA-funded research has shown that mobile technology can be a game changer in the way maternal and child healthcare is delivered in remote areas.

In 2020, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the global pandemic “could reverse the limited progress that has been made on gender equality and women’s rights” over the past 25 years.