CLOSING RICE YIELD GAPS IN ASIA WITH REDUCED ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT (CORIGAP)
Closing Rice Yield Gaps in Asia with Reduced Environmental Footprint or CORIGAP aims to improve food security and gender equity, and alleviate poverty through optimizing productivity and sustainability of irrigated rice production systems in China, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka.
Closing Rice Yield Gaps in Asia with Reduced Environmental Footprint or CORIGAP aims to improve food security and gender equity, and alleviate poverty through optimizing productivity and sustainability of irrigated rice production systems in China, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka.
Through best management practices, CORIGAP improved livelihoods for 0.5 million farm households.
Through best management practices, CORIGAP improved livelihoods for 0.5 million farm households.
Efficient use of water, pesticides, and nutrient efficiency led to better natural resource management and improved ecosystem services by 10% for 0.2 million people
Efficient use of water, pesticides, and nutrient efficiency led to better natural resource management and improved ecosystem services by 10% for 0.2 million people
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Objectives
Objectives
Generate evidence of increased farmer profitability through integrated and adaptive research on crop and natural resource management
Optimize integrated, environmentally sustainable rice production systems
Reduce rice yield gaps in lowland rice cropping systems by combining outputs from (1) and (2)
Involve the formal development of Learning Alliances (LA)
Goals
Goals
PHASE 2
PHASE 2
Sustainably increase rice yield by 10% and income by >20% in six granaries for 500,000 smallholder farmers by 2022
Sustainably increase rice yield by 10% and income by >20% in six granaries for 500,000 smallholder farmers by 2022
Economic and Environmental indicators of sustainable rice cultivation: A comparison across intensive integrated rice cropping systems in six Asian countries
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New journal article
Inclusiveness of contract farming along the vertical coordination continuum: Evidence from the Vietnamese Sector
Inclusiveness of contract farming along the vertical coordination continuum: Evidence from the Vietnamese Sector
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New journal article
Interactions between rodents and weeds in a lowland rice agro-ecosystem: the need for an integrated approach to management
Interactions between rodents and weeds in a lowland rice agro-ecosystem: the need for an integrated approach to management
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New journal article