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ACIAR stands for the "Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research." It is an Australian government agency dedicated to enhancing agricultural productivity, sustainability, and food security in developing countries through collaborative research partnerships and capacity-building initiatives. Established in 1982, ACIAR works closely with partner countries, research institutions, universities, NGOs, and other stakeholders to address agricultural challenges and opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. The agency supports a wide range of research projects and programs focused on crop improvement, livestock production, fisheries management, natural resource management, climate change adaptation, and agricultural policy development. ACIAR's research activities prioritize the needs and priorities of partner countries, aiming to deliver practical solutions and innovations that improve livelihoods, promote economic growth, and enhance environmental resilience. Through its collaborative approach and investments in scientific research and development, ACIAR contributes to advancing sustainable agriculture, reducing poverty, and improving food and nutrition security for millions of people in developing countries. Additionally, ACIAR plays a crucial role in fostering international cooperation, knowledge sharing, and capacity development in agriculture, strengthening global partnerships and building the capacity of individuals, organizations, and institutions to address shared challenges and achieve shared goals in agricultural development.