Ricardo Curiel

CIMMYT director general urges stronger international cooperation to buffer the shock in food-insecure countries and drive a shift to resilience.

Seed producers association lauds the research and development support behind productive, resilient maize varieties and hybrids grown on more than one million hectares in Mexico.

CIMMYT’s programs in Colombia and Mexico showcased as examples of successful public–private partnerships for sustainable agriculture, economic growth and improved nutrition.

CIMMYT’s MasAgro project acknowledged for promoting sustainable agriculture in new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit.

CIMMYT researchers present new knowledge management framework for agri-food innovation systems.

CIMMYT, the Government of Mexico and the Nobel Peace Center celebrate the 50-year anniversary of Norman Borlaug’s Nobel Peace Prize.

Rattan Lal receives agriculture’s highest distinction for developing sustainable farming practices that conserve soils and contribute to climate change mitigation.

Bram Govaerts receives the highest distinction offered by the American Society of Agronomy.

Villalobos highlights the importance of improving food systems and agriculture to fight violence and forced migration.

CIMMYT’s work featured on the Counting on the World to Act report, produced by SDSN and TReNDS.

This distinction acknowledges work that has had great international impact in the sciences and other fields.

CIMMYT was invited to discuss the findings of the EAT-Lancet Commission report and its implications for Mexico.