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What does building climate resilience mean for the world's rice systems?
At COP31, IRRI experts will contribute to discussions on climate finance, low-emission rice production, monitoring & reporting, & the role of research in strengthening food security & agri resilience.

At COP31, IRRI scientists will bring rice science into global discussions and highlight its importance in the interconnectedness of food, land & water systems to build a resilient & sustainable agriculture sector
Follow IRRI & CGIAR's COP31 coverage: events.cgiar.org/cgiarcop31

At the BIRC 2026 in New Delhi, IRRI brought its expertise in rice research and development to discussions on the future of the rice industry, alongside traders, exporters, scientists, industry leaders, and policymakers.

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Rice Today: Even rice that meets agreed physical specifications may not deliver the eating quality buyers expect.

This article explains the different eating quality evaluations and parameters to keep consumer preferences for quality in rice.

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IRRI is delighted to welcome the Asia Philanthropy Circle at our HQ in Los Baños, 🇵🇭.

The APC cohort engaged w/ IRRI scientists to learn more about IRRI’s research & its practical applications, to deepen understanding, & to explore future collaboration opportunities.