As we have pointed out to audi- ences on every continent during the International Year of Rice just concluded, IRRI has a major role to play in achieving many of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (www.undp.org/mdg)—especially goal #1—the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger. Rice is so central to the lives of most Asians that any solution to global poverty and hunger must include research that helps poor Asian farmers reduce their risks and earn a decent profit while growing rice that is still affordable to poor consumers
In the face of unrelenting pressure on rice production in Asia and other parts of the world and as w...
A compilation of IRRI's research projects and achievements during the year 1998-1999
Each year, global population swells by more than 80 million people. Each year, millions of hectares ...
On 9 October 2006, I publicly unveiled IRRI’s new Strategic Plan (2007-2015), Bringing Hope, Improvi...
A time of important preparation for the future—IYR, EPMR, strategic planning, funding shortages, IRR...
IRRI aims to improve livelihoods and nutrition, abolishing poverty, hunger, and malnutrition among t...
Bringing people together to serve a dynamic global rice sector: The much anticipated launch of our n...
Abstract: Through its new Strategic Plan, the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) is settin...
After more than 25 years of research on rice, is there still something left to do that goes beyond n...
Thirty-five years ago, the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, in cooperation with the Govemment of th...
Alleviating today's pressing concerns about agriculture-availability of food, conservation of resour...
Many viewing the cover of this latest IRRI annual report may think that scientists have ambitions to...
We describe herein the changing world that has rendered the previous plan out-of--date because the c...
On 16 December 2002, the United Nations General Assembly declared 2004 the International Year of Ric...
Why should anyone give money to rice research? What would the International Rice Research Institute ...
In the face of unrelenting pressure on rice production in Asia and other parts of the world and as w...
A compilation of IRRI's research projects and achievements during the year 1998-1999
Each year, global population swells by more than 80 million people. Each year, millions of hectares ...
On 9 October 2006, I publicly unveiled IRRI’s new Strategic Plan (2007-2015), Bringing Hope, Improvi...
A time of important preparation for the future—IYR, EPMR, strategic planning, funding shortages, IRR...
IRRI aims to improve livelihoods and nutrition, abolishing poverty, hunger, and malnutrition among t...
Bringing people together to serve a dynamic global rice sector: The much anticipated launch of our n...
Abstract: Through its new Strategic Plan, the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) is settin...
After more than 25 years of research on rice, is there still something left to do that goes beyond n...
Thirty-five years ago, the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, in cooperation with the Govemment of th...
Alleviating today's pressing concerns about agriculture-availability of food, conservation of resour...
Many viewing the cover of this latest IRRI annual report may think that scientists have ambitions to...
We describe herein the changing world that has rendered the previous plan out-of--date because the c...
On 16 December 2002, the United Nations General Assembly declared 2004 the International Year of Ric...
Why should anyone give money to rice research? What would the International Rice Research Institute ...
In the face of unrelenting pressure on rice production in Asia and other parts of the world and as w...
A compilation of IRRI's research projects and achievements during the year 1998-1999
Each year, global population swells by more than 80 million people. Each year, millions of hectares ...