A new SCNAT publication compiles perspectives from the Global South to inform the revision of the KFPE Guide on transboundary research partnerships. The study highlights priorities and expectations from partner institutions, aiming to strengthen equitable and impactful collaboration in international agricultural and development research.

Swiss TPH

The Swiss Leading House Africa invites applications for the Research Partnership Grant (RPG) Call. The scheme supports collaborative research projects between Switzerland and African partner institutions. Applicants must review the call guidelines and grant agreement before submission.

FAO

Qualifications: Advanced degree (PhD preferred) in nutrition, food and agricultural economics, rural development, or related field; 10+ years of experience integrating nutrition into agrifood systems (production, value chains, markets, food environments); extensive field experience; proven leadership and resource mobilization skills; fluent English plus working knowledge of another FAO language.

CIRAD – UMR BioWooEB

Qualifications: PhD in process engineering, agronomic/forestry sciences or industrial engineering; experience developing multi-criteria evaluation tools; proven collaboration with territorial stakeholders; successful publication record; fluent French and English; tropical field experience desirable.

AfricaRice

Qualifications: PhD in economics, agricultural economics or related field (preferred); experience with quantitative and qualitative socio-economic research in agriculture; strong skills in statistical/econometric software (SPSS, Stata, R); field research experience in rice-producing countries; excellent French and Malagasy, working knowledge of English.

FiBL highlights the importance of wetlands for agriculture and climate regulation. Protecting and restoring wetlands not only preserves biodiversity but also supports sustainable food systems and contributes to climate mitigation.