Knowledge Resources

SEARCA puts forward the relevance of disseminating agricultural research findings to its stakeholders. In support of this objective, the Center publishes primers, discussion papers, policy briefs and other issue briefs, and a refereed journal.

With its long history in digital information management, the Center looks out for opportunities brought by information and communication technologies in furthering its impact. Most of SEARCA's publications can be downloaded for free. SEARCA also participates in a number of exhibits where it showcases its publications and other knowledge products as a way of reaching its stakeholders.

Moreover, in its 10th Five Year Plan, SEARCA envisions to make its publications more accessible by offering electronic and interactive publications. As such, the Center exerts significant efforts to optimize the use of its websites as knowledge management tools for agriculture and rural development.

Knowledge Centers

Latest Books and Monographs

School-Plus-Home Gardens Guidebook

Food Reserves: A Comparative Study on Food Reserve Management and Policies in Southeast Asia

Determinants of Food Security of Some Vulnerable Rural Households in the Central Dry Zone, Myanmar

Strategic Policy Response to Climate Change in the Philippines Vol. 2: Exploring How Climate Change Policies are Translated into Local Actions in the Agriculture Sector

Strategic Policy Response to Climate Change in the Philippines Vol. 1: Portfolio of Climate Change Policies in Agriculture

Agricultural Policy and Institutional Reforms in Timor-Leste: Experiences, Impacts, and Lessons

Policy-Enabling Environment for Climate Change Adaptation: Some Experiences in Southeast Asia

Improving the Agricultural Insurance Program to Enhance Resilience to Climate Change: Evidence from Rice and Corn Production in the Philippines

Buffalo Meat Value Chain Analysis in Luzon, Philippines

5th D.L. Umali Award Lecture - Disruptive Innovation for Transformational Agricultural Development in Myanmar: Empowering Smallholder Farmers to become Agribusiness Entrepreneurs