ADARSA brings farmers, especially women and indigenous people from different parts of South Asia to assess the benefits of agricultural research and make recommendations on its governance and priorities.

Farmers’ assessments of public research in Mali and citizens’ juries on the governance of food and agricultural research in West Africa.

Working with indigenous pastoral nomadic communities in Iran to revive their traditional institutions and to gain control back over their territories and natural resources.

Work in Bolivia and Peru seeks to transform agricultural research by focusing on changes from the household to the global levels.