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CGIAR Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research CGlAR Secretariat 1818 H Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20433 USA Telex : RCA 248423 W MCI (WUI) 64145 E-Mail : 57:CG1004 Fax : (1 -202) 477-6391; (1-202) 334-8750 Cable : INTABAFFRAD Tel. : (202) 4738913
What is the CGIAR What do the international centers do The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research is an association of countries, international and regional organizations, and private foundations that collectively supports 13 international agricultural research institutes. The purpose of the Group is to bring the resources of modern biological and socioeconomic research to bear on the problems of improving agricultural productivity in the tropics and subtropics. The research and training programs undertaken by the centers and sponsored by the Group seek to provide developing countries with superior varieties of essential crops and improved farming systems for the production of food plants and animals. The food crops and livestock on which the centers focus provide 75% of the food consumed in the developing countries. Located mostly in developing countries, the international centers work together with scientists in national institutions to set research priorities, develop technologies suited to the specific needs of the region, evaluate and test the new technologies and to make them available for use by farmers. There are currently 7,000 staff working at the international centers; nearly 900 are senior scientists recruited from over 50 countries. The CGlAR is cosponsored by the World Bank, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). In 1989, CGlAR members provided $240 million to the 13 centers. Contributions of the CGlAR System Four of the institutes were founded in the 1960s by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations. The remainder were set up at different timessince 1971 when the CGlAR was established. Despitetheir relatively short existence, the international centers have made remarkable contributions to world food production. As might be expected, the impact of the two oldest institutes, the Centro lnternacional de Mejoramiento de Maiz y Trigo (CIMMYT) in Mexico, and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in the Philippines, has been the most dramatic, Their mandated crops, rice, wheat and maize, are the most widely consumed food crops in the world. High-yielding, management- responsive varieties of rice and wheat derived from those developed by CIMMYT and IRRl are grown on over 55 million hectares - one third of the area planted to these cereals in the developing world. It is estimated that increased yields feed 500 million people and the economic value of this additional food supply is more than $10 billion annually. While less well known, the newer centers are also making an impact on food production and have great potential for future impact. In Latin America national programs have adopted and released more than 100 bean varieties developed in collaboration with scientists at the 2 CENTER PUBLICATIONS
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Page 4 and 5: Contents Part 1 Consultative Group
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Page 19 and 20: Annual Reports ClAT Bean Program Be
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General Information The Internation
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Pigeon Pea (IBPGR/ICRISAT - in prep
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ICARDA International Center for Agr
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Genetic resources program: annual r
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lCARDA Annual Report 1987 76 pp. En
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Books K.O. Rachie The millets: impo
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Information Bulletins No. 23 M.V.K.
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This colorfully illustrated publica
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Rapport sommaire et recommandations
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Coordination of research on peanut
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Linking grain legumes research in A
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Catalogues de publications de I'ICR
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Vegetable pigeonpea: a promising cr
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IFPRl International Food Policy Res
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No. 62 Ram P. Yadav Agricultural Re
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Jock R. Anderson and Peter B.R. Haz
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llTA International Institute of Tro
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Natalie D. Hahn (ed.) in Praise of
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P.A. Konandreas and F.M. Anderson I
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feed intake and its prediction, sec
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important recommendations for futur
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Ethiopia, the information and techn
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M.H. Butterworth, Michael Hailu, Ma
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The first supplement to ILCA in Pri
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Network publications are available
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ILRAD International Laboratory for
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International Laboratory for Resear
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This report is of a mission made to
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IRRI International Rice Research In
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Technology and Livelihood Resource
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Research Highlights International R
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IRRl and Academia Sinica, cosponsor
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General lnformation The Internation
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Rapport Annuel 1986 Août 1987. Tra
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Travalller au Renforcement des Syst
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Selected issues In Agricultural Res
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Workshop Proceedings - The Planning
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Working Paper No. 5. Agricultural R
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Linkage Theme No. 5: The effect of
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AVRDC Asian Vegetable Research and
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The 244 references contained in thi
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Douglas Horton Potatoes: Production
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Regional Rural Development Kropp, E
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Vulgarisation agricole. Tome 1: Bas
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Kisselmann, Erwin (editor) Gutachte
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Landwirtschaftliche Entwickiung Wes
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Abrégé de production cunicole ten
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Neumaier, Thomas (editor) Mokwa Cat
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Handbook for Field Trials in Techni
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Dorow, Eberhard Hielicopter in Gras
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La Defense des Cultures en Afrique
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Homann, Jürgen and Zettelmeyer, Wi
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Dudek, Siegfried; Förster, Bernhar
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GENERAL INFORMATION Some 15 percent
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PERIODICALS IlMl Review The Institu
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This publication provides a synthes
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COUNTRY PAPERS Country papers are s
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CASE STUDIES Honorio B. Bautista Ex
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David Groenfeldt, Joe Alwis and Jay
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