CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean

The report discusses how CIMMYT, CIP, and CIAT interact to develop agriculture, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), according to new research trends directed toward environmental conservation and management. Concrete examples are given of achievements so far attained. Five fundame...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Janssen, WG, Crissman, C.C., Henry, Guy, López Pereira, M.A., Sanint, Luis Roberto, Walker, T.
Format: Libro
Language:Inglés
Published: International Center for Tropical Agriculture 1992
Subjects:
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/69585
_version_ 1855517119025774592
author Janssen, WG
Crissman, C.C.
Henry, Guy
López Pereira, M.A.
Sanint, Luis Roberto
Walker, T.
author_browse Crissman, C.C.
Henry, Guy
Janssen, WG
López Pereira, M.A.
Sanint, Luis Roberto
Walker, T.
author_facet Janssen, WG
Crissman, C.C.
Henry, Guy
López Pereira, M.A.
Sanint, Luis Roberto
Walker, T.
author_sort Janssen, WG
collection Repository of Agricultural Research Outputs (CGSpace)
description The report discusses how CIMMYT, CIP, and CIAT interact to develop agriculture, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), according to new research trends directed toward environmental conservation and management. Concrete examples are given of achievements so far attained. Five fundamental criteria should be applied in agricultural R&D: relevancy, social productivity, complementarity, flexibility, and profitability. The report confirms the importance of the three IARCs to LAC and their influence on food production indicators, which, during 1966 to 1989, increased for wheat (95.5 percent), rice (93.5 percent), maize (58.2 percent), beans (11.9 percent), potato (56.5 percent), meat (22.5 percent), and milk (34.3 percent). In Bolivia, the area planted to beans increased from 3,000 ha in 1989 to 26,000 ha in 1991. Also discussed are the factors generating changes in the production, food consumption patterns, and marketing of the products researched by CIAT, CIP, and CIMMYT. The impact of these centers on LAC agriculture is examined in terms of development of improved germplasm; institutional development by strengthening research capacities; development of methodologies; networking and information exchange; crop research and management; and postharvest issues. The benefits likely to be produced by research on these basic products by the year 2010 are also estimated. CIAT, CIP, and CIMMYT will explore other dimensions of technology generation related to economic growth with equity, sustainability, and collaborative efforts with the private sector. Research on the production systems of these commodities must continue if these expected benefits are to be obtained.
format Libro
id CGSpace69585
institution CGIAR Consortium
language Inglés
publishDate 1992
publishDateRange 1992
publishDateSort 1992
publisher International Center for Tropical Agriculture
publisherStr International Center for Tropical Agriculture
record_format dspace
spelling CGSpace695852024-01-08T18:54:14Z CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean Janssen, WG Crissman, C.C. Henry, Guy López Pereira, M.A. Sanint, Luis Roberto Walker, T. development indicators economic indicators production data manihot esculenta phaseolus vulgaris oryza sativa feed crops wheats potatoes meat production milk production consumption innovation adoption rice indicadores de desarrollo indicadores económicos datos de producción plantas forrajeras trigo papa producción de carne producción lechera consumo adopción de innovaciones arroz The report discusses how CIMMYT, CIP, and CIAT interact to develop agriculture, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), according to new research trends directed toward environmental conservation and management. Concrete examples are given of achievements so far attained. Five fundamental criteria should be applied in agricultural R&D: relevancy, social productivity, complementarity, flexibility, and profitability. The report confirms the importance of the three IARCs to LAC and their influence on food production indicators, which, during 1966 to 1989, increased for wheat (95.5 percent), rice (93.5 percent), maize (58.2 percent), beans (11.9 percent), potato (56.5 percent), meat (22.5 percent), and milk (34.3 percent). In Bolivia, the area planted to beans increased from 3,000 ha in 1989 to 26,000 ha in 1991. Also discussed are the factors generating changes in the production, food consumption patterns, and marketing of the products researched by CIAT, CIP, and CIMMYT. The impact of these centers on LAC agriculture is examined in terms of development of improved germplasm; institutional development by strengthening research capacities; development of methodologies; networking and information exchange; crop research and management; and postharvest issues. The benefits likely to be produced by research on these basic products by the year 2010 are also estimated. CIAT, CIP, and CIMMYT will explore other dimensions of technology generation related to economic growth with equity, sustainability, and collaborative efforts with the private sector. Research on the production systems of these commodities must continue if these expected benefits are to be obtained. 1992 2016-01-18T13:31:39Z 2016-01-18T13:31:39Z Book https://hdl.handle.net/10568/69585 en Open Access International Center for Tropical Agriculture International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center International Potato Center Janssen, Willem G.; Crissman, Charles C.; Henry, Guy; López Pereira, Miguel A.; Sanint, Luis Roberto; Walker, Tom. 1992. CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : Their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean. Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT); Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz y Trigo (CIMMYT); Centro Internacional de la Papa (CIP), Cali, CO. 54 p. (CIAT publication no. 213)
spellingShingle development indicators
economic indicators
production data
manihot esculenta
phaseolus vulgaris
oryza sativa
feed crops
wheats
potatoes
meat production
milk production
consumption
innovation adoption
rice
indicadores de desarrollo
indicadores económicos
datos de producción
plantas forrajeras
trigo
papa
producción de carne
producción lechera
consumo
adopción de innovaciones
arroz
Janssen, WG
Crissman, C.C.
Henry, Guy
López Pereira, M.A.
Sanint, Luis Roberto
Walker, T.
CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title_full CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title_fullStr CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title_full_unstemmed CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title_short CIAT, CIMMYT, and CIP : their role in agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean
title_sort ciat cimmyt and cip their role in agricultural research in latin america and the caribbean
topic development indicators
economic indicators
production data
manihot esculenta
phaseolus vulgaris
oryza sativa
feed crops
wheats
potatoes
meat production
milk production
consumption
innovation adoption
rice
indicadores de desarrollo
indicadores económicos
datos de producción
plantas forrajeras
trigo
papa
producción de carne
producción lechera
consumo
adopción de innovaciones
arroz
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/69585
work_keys_str_mv AT janssenwg ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean
AT crissmancc ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean
AT henryguy ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean
AT lopezpereirama ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean
AT sanintluisroberto ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean
AT walkert ciatcimmytandciptheirroleinagriculturalresearchinlatinamericaandthecaribbean