CRRI-CABI collaboration seeks inclusive solutions for crop loss assessment in rice farming systems

Farmer pulls out weed from her paddy field in Embalam village outside of Pondicherry, India
CABI has launched a landmark collaboration with the Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI) to assess the socio-economic impact of crop losses in rice ecosystems in Odisha, India with a special focus on how these losses affect men and women differently. This initiative is part of CABI’s Global Burden of Crop Loss programme, which aims to…
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CABI and CRRI explore gender gap of crop loss impact at Odisha, India workshop

Dr Biswajit Mondal, Principal Scientist from the CRRI, addressed participants at a workshop on the gendered impact of crop loss in Odisha, India
Why do men, women and youth experience crop loss differently? That question took centre stage at a stakeholder workshop in India, organized by the Central Rice Research Institute (CRRI) and CABI’s Global Burden of Crop Loss. Crop loss remains a pressing global challenge, with up to 40% of crops lost before harvest each year due…
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