Have your say! Which way to a renewed agricultural research agenda?
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The reforms will help to strengthen the CGIAR by establishing a results-oriented research agenda .
As part of this process, the CGIAR, in consultation with its partners, is presently seeking feedback on what can be done, through research and innovations, to reduce poverty and hunger, improve human health and nutrition, and enhance ecosystem resilience.
The Chair of the CGIAR Strategy Committee now invites all frontline researchers (including those in universities, national agricultural research and extension systems, farmer organizations, private sector and NGOs) to take part in a survey developed to identify agricultural research opportunities, offering large scale development impact.
The survey is available online until August 20, 2009.
At the conclusion of the survey process, the CGIAR Strategy Committee will synthesize and make the overall results available as part of its reporting.
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Dear Sir/madam,
Thanks for effort you doing to reform agricultural research to address current problems.
We would be greatful to be associated with effort, if you can decentralised dissemination finding and recommendations so that we can promote it in our websites and regional magazines.
We would also like partnership where you support local media to promote the ideas, processes and strategies by sponsoring research/agricultural column pages in in local magazines like our
Thank you
ocilaje Michael
Managing editor
The Development Analyst-regional magazine
p.O Box 26162, kampala, uganda
info@devanalyst.com: http://www.devanalyst.com.
Looking forward
Michael, thanks for your interest. While we cannot sponsor other initiatives, we would welcome your efforts to help us disseminate our ideas through your channels. Please bear in mind all our products have a Creative Commons licence, Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-Alike.