Local Irrigation Management Boosts Water, Food Security in Bangladesh
A recent trip to southern Bangladesh showed that if you want to ensure water and food security, it’s also important that the right people are deciding how much water is needed, and when.
Women Farmers Can Make Asia More Food-Secure
Including women in agriculture as equal players can have a significant impact on crop production and can contribute to food security of Asia and the Pacific. We can produce more with less by giving women equal access to resources, education, and markets.
Growing More with Less - Can Innovations Make a Difference?
Growing more food with less water is the only solution to feed hungry urban populations and quench thirst for energy in developing Asia. Innovative approaches to managing energy and water can provide solutions.
Blog Poll: Is Technology the Answer to Growing More Food with Less Water?
A majority of respondents think drip and sprinkler systems are the best solution.
Smallholder Farmers and Business
Working with smallholders is tough, but these inclusive business farmers have found ways to overcome the numerous challenges involved to create real impact.
Community-Based Certification Makes Organic Food Available to All
The participatory guarantee system is a win-win for both smallholder organic farmers and consumers.
Asia Needs Another ‘Green Revolution’ to Ensure Food Security
Yesterday’s thinking will not solve tomorrow’s challenges; we need to do something radically different to ensure safe and quality food for everyone in the region.
The Curious Case of Area Measurement in Surveys (I)
Innovative data collection methods for agricultural and rural statistics can help small farmers in Southeast Asia.
Securing Sustainable Fishing in the Pacific Coral Triangle Countries
A new study shows that the Pacific islands’ future demand for fish can be addressed by scaling up aquaculture production, and coupling it with climate adaptation and environmental protection measures.
The Curious Case of Area Measurement in Surveys (II)
A case study in Viet Nam demonstrates how technological improvements in the survey world help improve data quality and consequently development impact.