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Impact Case Studies

As part of DFID's review of the Plant Sciences Research programme, managed by Bangor from 1990 until it ceased in 2006, CARIAD undertook, with regional partners, a number of impact assessments into the work in South Asia. These are available through the Research Into Use website, but for convenience links to the impacts of our own work are also included here. A summary is also available for download.

• Rainfed rabi cropping - India executive summary. Impact of RABI techniques of early tillage, short duration varieties and seed priming - a review of factors influencing uptake. 2008
• Rainfed agriculture impact assessment cluster study synthesis report. Seven case studies: new crops; rabi cropping; process innovation; technical innovation. 2009
• New upland rice varieties for India: Monitoring impact assessment and learning component. Rainfed agriculture impact study No 1, 2009
• New rice varieties for Nepal: Outcomes of client-oriented breeding or identified by participatory varietal selection: Rainfed agriculture impact study No 2, 2009
• Client-oriented breeding: New rice varieties for Bangladesh Rainfed agriculture impact assessment study No 3, 2008
• Rainfed rabi cropping in rice-fallows of Nepal: Rainfed agriculture impact assessment study No 4, 2009
• Institutional innovations in India's crop improvement system: Rainfed agriculture impact assessment study No 5, 2009
• Institutional innovations in Nepal's crop improvement system: Rainfed agriculture impact assessment study No 6, 2009

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