Map of CGIAR Research Programs

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Developed by the CGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions and Markets. Part of the collection of materials developed for CGIAR Knowledge Day, Nairobi, November 5, 2013

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United Kingdom
Russian Federation
Neth.
Bel.

Germany
Lux.

Ukraine

Czech Rep.
Slovakia
Austria

Kazakhstan

Slov.

France
Italy

Portugal

Kyrgyz Rep.

Uzbekistan

Spain

Turkey

United States
of America

Turkmenistan

Syria
Cyprus
Lebanon
Israel
Palestine
Jordan

Morocco

N. Korea

Tajikistan

S. Korea
Iran

Iraq

China

Afghanistan

Kuwait

Pakistan

Egypt

Japan

Nepal

Mexico

Bhutan
Bangladesh

Dom. Rep.
Haiti

Honduras
Guatemala
El Salvador

Mauritania

Puerto Rico
Guadeloupe

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Trinidad & Tobago

Panama

Guyana

Senegal
The Gambia
Guinea-Bissau
Guinea
Sierra Leone
Liberia

Colombia

Mali

Niger

Burkina Faso
Benin
Nigeria
Côte
Togo
d'Ivoire Ghana
Cameroon

Chad

Central African
Republic

Philippines

Cambodia Vietnam
Ethiopia

South
Sudan

Sri Lanka

Uganda
Congo,
Dem. Rep.

Lao
PDR

Thailand

Yemen
Sudan

Congo,
Gabon Rep.

Ecuador

Myanmar

India

Taiwan

Malaysia

Brunei
Papua
New Guinea

Singapore

Kenya

Rw.
Bur.

Indonesia
Tanzania

Peru

Solomon Islands
Timor-Leste

Brazil

Angola

Somoa

Malawi

Vanuatu

Zambia
Bolivia

Number of CRP’s in Country

Locations of action sites, beneﬁciaries,
partnering institutes, and/or nurseries.
1

6
7
8
9

Madagascar

Chile

Australia

New Caledonia

Swaziland
South
Africa
Argentina

Lesotho

Uruguay

15

5

Mauritius

13

4

Namibia

12

3

Zimbabwe Mozambique

11

2

Fiji

10

Note: The color of each country shows the number of CRPs indicated where their action sites, beneﬁciaries, partnering institutes, and/or nurseries are located. Visit the online version of the map for a more detailed information on which centers work in each country (http://bit.ly/1gR8m5v).
Contributors: HarvestChoice team at IFPRI analyzed the CGIAR CRP Annual Progress Report 2012, and the result was subsequently reviewed and revised by followings contributors – Melanie Bacou (IFPRI; PIM and A4NH), Chandrashekhar Biradar (ICARDA; Dryland Systems), Martin van Brakel (IWMI; WLE),
Glenn Hyman (CIAT; FTA, CCAFS, RTB, WLE, and Livestock and Fish), Andrew Jarvis (CIAT; CCAFS), Andy Nelson (IRRI; GRiSP), Leocadio Sebastian (IRRI; CCAFS), Salman Siddiqui (IWMI; WLE), Kai Sonder (CIMMYT; MAIZE and WHEAT), and Maarten van Zonneveld (Bioversity; CCAFS, PIM, A4NH, and Genebanks).

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