CGIAR System Annual, Audit and Financial Reports
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Item CGIAR Windows 1 & 2 budget for 2025(Internal Document, 2024-12-12) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statement for the year ended 31st of December 2023(Financial Report, 2024-06-24) CGIAR System Management OfficeItem CGIAR Windows 1 & 2 Budget for 2025(Internal Document, 2024-11-27) CGIARItem CGIAR Financial Report: Year Ended 2023(Financial Report, 2024-08) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR annual report 2022: Science to transform food, land, and water systems in a climate crisis(Report, 2023-07-31) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR annual report 2023: Science to transform food, land, and water systems in a climate crisis(Report, 2024) CGIAR System OrganizationItem Revised CGIAR Window 1 Budget for 2024 (As approved by the System Council with effect from 12 April 2024)(Internal Document, 2024-12-04) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022(Report, 2023-07) CGIAR System OrganizationItem 2022-2024 CGIAR Financial Plan (2023 Update) & Window 1 Budget for 2023(Report, 2023-01-11) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Annual Performance Report 2020(Report, 2021-10) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Annual Performance Report 2021: Summarized Report(Report, 2022-10) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2021(Financial Report, 2022-07) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2020(Financial Report, 2020-06) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Annual Performance Report 2019: Summarized Report(Report, 2020-10) CGIAR System OrganizationIn 2019, poverty, hunger and malnutrition continued to be a daily reality for millions as the final decade approached to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Action was lagging on climate change, even as the effects of extreme weather and increased disaster events became harder to ignore. And as the year drew to a close, the first cases were recorded of COVID-19, a disease that within months would take a severe toll on human health, and upend the global economy. At the center of these combined crises was one common factor. Food – the way we grow, catch, transport, process, trade and consume it – is central to the main challenges facing humanity. As the world’s largest global agricultural innovation network, CGIAR has a crucial role to play in transforming food systems in a climate crisis. In 2019, CGIAR’s research and innovations contributed and provided solutions to the complex challenges related to food security, environmental protection and sustainability, and the protection of health and livelihoods. With its key focus on agricultural research for development (AR4D), CGIAR conducts research that leads to positive development impacts and public goods that benefit those in need. In 2019, CGIAR delivered measurable advances toward meeting the SLOs and SDGs. The CGIAR Portfolio – driven by the combined efforts of CGIAR Research Centers and grouped into challenge-led research clusters – presented 97 cases of high-level, long-term, at-scale impact for sustainable development. A total of 150 Outcome Impact Case Reports (OICRs) – short reports on the impact of CGIAR research – were also reported. A total of 888 innovations – significant products or findings – were reported in 2019, similar to the number reported in 2018. Important capacity development contributions were also made in 2019. A total of 796,273 trainees (including long– and short– term; 54% men and 46% women) were involved across the CGIAR Portfolio. A total of 538 PhD students were incorporated in CGIAR research intiatives in 2019, 49% (265) of them women.Item CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2019(Financial Report, 2020-05) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR Financial Report for Year 2018(Financial Report, 2019-10) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Annual Performance Report 2018: Full Report(Report, 2019-10) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Annual Performance Report 2018: Summarized Report(Report, 2019-10) CGIAR System OrganizationAgriculture is at the heart of both the problems and solutions that link nutrition to climatic and environmental change. The immense challenges demand novel solutions, putting research for development at the center of shared agendas for action and transformation. CGIAR is the world’s largest global agricultural innovation network. In 2018, CGIAR’s 15 Research Programs and Platforms across the CGIAR Portfolio continued their efforts to advance agricultural science and innovation to reduce rural poverty, increase food security, improve human health and nutrition, and ensure more sustainable management of natural resources in the face of climate change and other challenges. CGIAR, active in a global network of partners for agricultural research and development, made critical research contributions to supporting broad-based food security in the face of rapid environmental change during 2018. Drawing on its key assets – scientific skills, unique infrastructure including genebanks, and a worldwide reach – CGIAR worked with partners to generate nearly a thousand scientific innovations and more than two thousand peer-reviewed publications over the year. The primary value of this science is its contribution to positive impact on people’s welfare. 2018 saw the publication of a compilation of 25 rigorous impact assessment studies of CGIAR work from the prior five years. Demonstrated impacts of CGIAR research included a long-run reduction in infant mortality, at 3-5 million infant deaths averted per year, as well as sustained increases in both gross domestic product (GDP) and farmer incomes across multiple countries. Additional impact studies published in 2018 showed, for example, clear impacts of drought-tolerant maize varieties on household incomes and food consumption in Africa’s most populous countries, Nigeria and Ethiopia.Item CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for year 2018(Financial Report, 2019-07) CGIAR System OrganizationItem CGIAR System Organization Audited Financial Statements for year 2017(Financial Report, 2018-09-18) CGIAR System Organization