Cgiar System-level Outcomes (slos), Their Impact Pathways and Inter-linkages

CGIAR System - Level Outcomes ( SLOs ) , their impact pathways and inter - linkages ISPC White Paper Working draft 10 th April , 2013

Strengthening Strategy and Results Framework through prioritization

This report examines processes and methods for priority setting to underpin a future revision of the SRF by the Consortium. The CGIAR's four System level outcomes (SLOs) are written in development terms, and provide the goals for a portfolio of research for development programs for the CGIAR. This paper examines priority setting at both the strategic System level (SRF/SLOs) and at the operation...

Experiences of Outcome Monitoring in the CGIAR Prepared

Monitoring the outcomes of CGIAR research was part of the Performance Measurement System (PMS) that was experimented with in the CGIAR between 2005-2010. An outcome indicator was designed to (i) encourage Centers to invest in monitoring and documenting outcomes across their entire research portfolio; and (ii) characterize annually a limited number of outcomes resulting from Center research. In ...

A Strategy and Results Framework for the Reformed CGIAR

l Agriculture in the developing world faces unprecedented challenges. Rising and volatile food prices, coupled with increasing pressure on natural resources, have emerged as severe threats to the world's poor and hungry. Climate change and variability will exacerbate these threats in the coming decades. l At the same time, rapid advances in science and technology, combined with a better underst...

Joint A4NH/ISPC Workshop on Nutrition - Insights and recommendations

The CGIAR Independent Science & Partnership Council (ISPC) has complemented the work of the CGIAR Research Program (CRP) on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH), by providing fora for discussion between the CGIAR and partners on the challenge of identifying how agricultural research can contribute to improved human nutrition. In an era when the quantity of food produced globally is not t...