ICRISAT's New Online Tool Optimizes What Agricultural Research Can Do for Development
November 13, 2013| |
The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) has launched EXPLOREit, a new way of making valuable agricultural research accessible across the globe. This unique multi-navigational system will become the main source of agricultural information, with profiles of all topics, systems, crops, locations, and resources in the countries where ICRISAT works. The user can navigate in any way and still get to the same information. For example, the latest research on women farmer groups growing improved groundnut varieties in Mali will appear in the gender (topic), groundnut (crop) and Mali (country) profile. Regardless of which entry point is used, the information will be obtained due to the improved accessibility.
Visit the online tool's website at http://exploreit.icrisat.org/.
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