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Presentations by ILAC Team
Presentation The new dynamics of poverty and the role of science in poverty alleviation by Javier Ekboir at Bioversity International, Rome - April 2011
Presentation The new dynamics of poverty and the role of science in poverty alleviation by Javier Ekboir at the University of Guelph, Canada - November 2010
Presentation Finding the CGIAR’s role in the 21st century: developing new models of partnerships and science by Javier Ekboir at the World Bank, USA - November 2010
Presentation The new dynamics of poverty and the role of science in poverty alleviation by Javier Ekboir at the Rockefeller Foundation, USA - November 2010
Presentation Methodological issues in assessing the impact of collaborative agricultural R&D by Patricia Rogers and Jamie Watts at the International Workshop on Methodological Innovations in Impact Assessment of Agricultural Research, Brasilia, Brazil -November 12, 2008
Presentation Overview of history and current project proposal by Jamie Watts - March 30, 2008
Presentation Understanding Impact Pathways by Jamie Watts, Victoria Henson-Apollonio and Joanna Kane-Potaka - 2007
Presentation Evaluation for Institutional Learning and Change (ILAC) : A CGIAR initiative & it’s implications for IFAD by Doug Horton and Jamie Watts - February 22, 2005
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