Agrilinks

Digital platforms are empowering farmers and building a vibrant community that thrives on shared knowledge, collaboration and innovation in Nepal.

A returned migrant forced back to Nepal due to the COVID-19 crisis, Sabitra Kumari Tharu, is now free from remorse and the excruciating pain of not being able to provide...

Building climate resilience and food security in Nepal requires new ways of working within the irrigation sector.

Timely, robust and efficient irrigation can increase agricultural productivity, livelihoods and resilience, especially in the wake of the disruptions and socioeconomic changes caused by COVID-19.

Gender plays an important role in determining access to agricultural information and extension; however, gender-responsive extension services continue to be inadequate in Nepal and South Asia.

Digital system of groundwater data collection, monitoring and representation will be piloted with the government of Nepal to facilitate multi-stakeholder cooperation.

By identifying migrants who have returned back to Nepal due to COVID-19 and linking them with machinery dealers, the project will work to turn crisis into opportunity.

An international partnership of researchers and organizations have created the wheat blast Early Warning System (EWS).

Digital monitoring paired with readily available data on the status of groundwater resources provide a critical foundation for sustainable irrigation development.

CSISA project suggests pathways to remove barriers inhibiting full use of groundwater irrigation infrastructure.