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• Farmers’ Perceptions of Water Policies: A Case Study from the Jordanian Badia

  
• Agricultural Research Collaboration in Tajikistan

  
• Enhancing Dairy Processing Skills

  
• Integrated Pest Management in Iraq

  
• Soil conservation and water harvesting

  
• Sustainable Agricultural Development of Highlands in Central, West Asia and North Africa

  
• Water and Agriculture in Egypt

  
• Research Strategy for Sustainable Agricultural Development of Highlands in CWANA

  
• Indigenous breeding strategies of the sheep farming communities of Ethiopia

  
• Land degradation in Jordan

  
• Land degradation in Morocco

  
• Land degradation in Pakistan

  
• Land degradation in Yemen

  
• Poverty maps of Sudan

  
• Poverty assessment in South Sudan

  
• Poverty assessment in Sudan

  
• Rebuilding Agriculture after Conflict and Natural Disasters.

  
• Strengthening the Capacity of Iraq’s Agricultural Sector

  
• A strategic plan to revive wheat in Central and West Asia and North Africa by out-pacing Puccinia striiformis westend (yellow rust)

  
• Policies for Water and Food Security in Dry Areas

  
• Scaling up best practices for managing Awassi dairy sheep to small scale sheep farmers in West AsiaEnabling

  
• Capturing and Sharing knowledge in Natural Resources Management Projects

  
• Review of the reproductive performances

  
• Development of Feed Legumes as Suitable Crops for the Drylands of Iran

  
• Mapping climate change in Iraq and Jordan

  
• Profitability Analysis of Zero Tillage among Smallholder Farm Households in the Karak Region of Jordan

  
• Increasing resilience of livestock migration in the arid areas of India

  
• A Review of Variety Release Procedures and Related Issue with Recommendations for Good Practice

  
• Conservation Agriculture in Irrigated Areas of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

  
• Reliable high-throughput Phenotyping Tools to assess Adaptive Traits for Wheat in Drought Environments

  
• Commercial Behavior, Varietal Preferences and Wheat Seed Markets in Ethiopia