The document summarizes several projects related to sustainable agriculture in developing areas. It discusses a project to improve food security and farm income in Ethiopia through sustainable intensification of crop-livestock systems. It then outlines seven key components of sustainable intensification projects, including combining crops and animals, building trust, improving farmer knowledge, engaging the private sector, focusing on women, and ensuring support. It also summarizes several CGIAR Research Programs related to integrated production systems, policies and markets, staple crops, livestock, nutrition, water and land management, and climate change.

1. Sustainable intensification of crop-livestock systems to improve food security and farm income diversification in the Ethiopian highlands: Project Design Workshop Research on sustainable intensification in the CGIAR research programs Iain Wright Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 30 January-2 February 2012

6. CGIAR Research Programs Code Title Lead Center 1.1 Integrated production systems in dry areas ICARDA 1.2 Integrated systems for the humid tropics IITA 1.3 Aquatic agricultural systems WorldFish 2 Policies, institutions and markets IFPRI 3.1 Wheat CIMMYT 3.2 Maize CIMMYT 3.3 GRiSP – A global rice science partnership IRRI 3.4 Roots, tubers and bananas CIP 3.5 Grain legumes ICRISAT 3.6 Dryland cereals ICRISAT 3.7 Meat, milk and fish ILRI 4 Agriculture for nutrition and health IFPRI 5 Water, land and ecosystems IWMI 6 Forests, trees and agroforestry CIFOR 7 Climate change, agriculture, food security CIAT

9. SRT1. Better functioning innovation systems 1.1 Innovation models 1.3 Policy 1.2 Partners SRT4. Targeting, characterization & impact 4.1 Future scenarios 4.3 Measuring impact 4.2 Characterization and prioritization SRT2. Reduced vulnerability & risk SRT3. Sustainable intensification 2.1 Design 2.2 Scaling out 2.3 Trade-offs 3.1 Design 3.2 Scaling out 3.3 Trade-offs Overview of CRP1.1 Strategic Research Themes (SRTs) & their Outputs

11. CRP 1.2 Integrated systems in humid and sub-humid areas

18. CRP 5 Water, Land and Ecosystems

22. CRP Sites in Ethiopia