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Rice Breeding Program at KALRO Mwea, Kenya by Gichuhi, Emily, Musila, Ruth

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Implementación de inteligencia de negocios con Power BI en el Z-Market de la Escuela Agrícola Panamericana Zamorano by Lazo, Carlos E., Ortiz G., Mauricio H.

“…Business intelligence programs represent highly beneficial tools that facilitate the work of managers by allowing them to effectively interpret sales behaviors and compliance with other indicators. …”
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Farmvetcare mobile application by Thang Nguyen, Hu Suk Lee, Hung Nguyen-Viet

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Key characteristics of the rising sino-africa cooperation: a game with hidden strategies? by Ulimwengu, John M., Nanivazo, Malokele

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COP29: Multilateralism, Delays, Controversies, and Mixed Results for Climate Finance, Adaptation, and Agriculture by Miranda, Daniela

“…Reflections from COP29 by Daniela Miranda, Advocacy, Negotiations, and Partnership Intelligence, CGIAR on the results from key negotiation tracks for the agriculture and food systems sector.…”
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Surf in New SA and beyond by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…Figures released in June 2001 in The African Internet, an industry intelligence service, show that sub-Saharan Africa services have now soared to above 1,050,000 subscribers (with 300,000...…”
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India: Indian Society of Agribusiness Professionals (ISAP) by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…Indian Society of Agribusiness Professionals (ISAP) aims to serve the farming community by providing access to appropriate agricultural technologies and market intelligence. ISAP is an NGO run by professionals from the agribusiness sector, including irrig…”
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Exploring varietal uptake through a gender lens: Insights from a multi-country, multi-crop qualitative study by Cavicchioli, Martina

“…This contribution presents the preliminary results of a qualitative study complementing an experimental design conducted in Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, and India under Work Package 3 of the One CGIAR Market Intelligence initiative. The aim of this multicrop and multicountry study is to understand the factors driving or hindering women and men producers and consumers in varietal adoption. …”
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Promoting school readiness through a preschool feeding program: A nutritional nudge to improve at-risk preschooler’s cognitive development in Armenia by Knauer, Heather A., Balasanyan, Sona, Bakhshinyan, Elmira, Alderman, Harold

“…In this cluster-randomized controlled trial, we tested the effects of adding a morning snack to a school lunch program on the fluid intelligence of 951 children ages 4 to 6 years. While there were no significant effects on development overall, the morning snack improved short-term memory (STM) and total score on the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence, Fourth Edition (WPPSI-IV) among children from the lowest quartile of household expenditures (STM: 0.35SD, p = 0.020; WPPSI-IV: 0.65SD, p = 0.087), and those whose mothers completed secondary school or less (STM: 0.35SD, p = 0.002; total WPPSI-IV: 0.81SD, p = 0.011). …”
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Exploring climate change adaptation and mitigation priorities in the South-eastern Asia’s rice market segments using GloMIP by Bayot, R., Connor, M.

“…The Global Market Intelligence Platform (GloMIP) was used to review the current rice market segments in South-eastern Asia and future requirements to enhance climate resilience and adaptation. …”
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Market segmentation for peppers and tomatoes in Africa by Ambali, Mwasilwa, Zohoungbogbo, Herbaud, Ayenan, Mathieu, Eybishitz, Assaf, Barchenger, Derek, Schreinemachers, Pepijn

“…This brief explains the process used to determine market segments and Target Product Profiles for tomatoes and peppers in Africa through workshops and research conducted by the World Vegetable Center (WorldVeg) in collaboration with the CGIAR Initiative on Market Intelligence. WorldVeg, which develops both finished and nearly-finished breeding lines, conducted a market segmentation exercise for tomatoes and peppers in Africa. …”
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Improving marketing strategies of local rice in Ghanaian cities: A perspective from a survey of rice purchasers by Soullier, Guillaume, Sy, Mariam Maki, Agyei-Holmes, Andrew, Méndez del Villar, Patricio

“…The advocacy of market-based approaches aims to enhance breeding and varietal adoption to meet final market demand. The CGIAR Market Intelligence Area of Work research emphasizes the role of downstream market actors in the process of varietal replacement and product substitution. …”
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An exploratory analysis of a gender needs assessment, gendered trait preferences, and future (trait) requirements for rice breeding in Southern Asia by Connor, Melanie, Bayot, Ruvicyn

“…In addition, the Global Market Intelligence Platform (GloMIP) was used to identify market segments that present the greatest gender inequalities in Southern Asia. …”
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Market segmentation for peppers and tomatoes in Eastern and Western Africa by Ambali, Mwasilwa, Zohoungbogbo, Herbaud, Ayenan, Mathieu, Kaki, Rodrigue, Eybishitz, Assaf, Barchenger, Derek, Schreinemachers, Pepijn

“…This poster explains the process used to determine market segments and target product profiles for tomatoes and peppers in Africa through workshops and research conducted by WorldVeg in collaboration with the CGIAR Initiative on Market Intelligence. WorldVeg, which develops both finished and nearly-finished breeding lines, conducted a market segmentation exercise for tomatoes and peppers in Africa. …”
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Exploring future rice market segments and trait priorities in the face of climate change in Southeast Asia by Valera, Harold, Bayot, Ruvicyn, Pede, Valerien, Demont, Matty, Connor, Melanie

“…We used Impact Opportunities, Market Segments, and Target Product Profile (TPP) portals hosted in the Global Market Intelligence Platform (GloMIP) to offer background information on the relevance of the SEA rice market. …”
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Advancing pigeonpea variety choices for Kenya’s agricultural future by Kairu, Susan, Mbugua-Gitonga, Agnes, Nadigatla, Ganga Rao, Bett, Charles, Karimi, Rael

“…To understand the crop’s market opportunities, CIMMYT’s Market Intelligence delved into the following: How adequately represented are the varietal traits crucial toward meeting key grower, industry, and consumer requirements for Kenya’s improved pigeonpea? …”
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Improving yam production in Benin: Variety and quality concerns by Honfozo, Laurenda, Pede, Pénélope, Adinsi, Laurent, Hotegni, Francis, Anihouvi, Eudes, Tran, Thierry, Dufour, Dominique, Mbéguié-A-Mbéguié, Didier, Akissoe, Noël

“…In response, various agricultural research institutions and farmers have adopted strategies to ensure year-round availability of high-quality yam and promote good agricultural practices. This Market Intelligence Brief highlights the innovations and technologies identified through a literature review and field survey conducted among yam producers, traders, and consumers in the following zones in Benin: Dassa, Glazoué, and Tchaourou. …”
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Systematic Review of BPAT and CRP Evaluations on Market Segmentation and Target Product Profile Development in CGIAR Breeding Programs by Friedmann, M., Pede, V., Polar, Vivian, Rice, Brendan, Webber, H.

“…Therefore, the MI Initiative is defining strategies for generating and using market intelligence in order to guide decisions on breeding program design. …”
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Smartphone-based diagnosis of crop diseases. Project profile. by International Potato Center

“…A novel artificial intelligence (AI)-based mobile phone app could provide an effective, low-cost and easy-to-use diagnostic solution.…”
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Value4Her: Boosting women-led agribusiness by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…This is largely because women face challenges that bar their entry to this lucrative sector, including poor access to markets, market intelligence, finance and other business services, and because they commonly lack the technical, management and leadership skills needed to drive an enterprise forward. …”
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