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INSTITUTIONAL FUNCTION
Working together with partners who give us greater presence on the ground, we forge regional integration on critical issues among our eight Regional Member Countries (RMCs). Enhancing and strengthening partnerships in the HKH and outside is a key priority for us.
Our transboundary programme design helps countries address shared challenges. We develop and customize methodologies and tools, and carry out innovative applied research to support programme development. Our regional programmes have regional and operational partners, including government agencies, who support us in implementing programmes and achieving impact. We work to empower our RMCs and their people through strategic implementation of interventions informed and strengthened by our research.
Our work with and for Afghanistan has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. The ICIMOD Afghanistan Country Office was set up in February 2007 at the request of the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock. Since June 2011, the Office has held a semi-diplomatic status, accorded to it by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Our work with and for Bangladesh has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals.
Our work with and for Bhutan has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs, and the private sector. We are proud of our engagement with the Gross National Happiness Commission, which routes and approves all formal letters of agreement for our programmes in close coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forests.
Our work with and for China has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs and the private sector.
Our work with and for India has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs and the private sector.
Our work with and for Myanmar has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs and the private sector.
Our work with and for Nepal has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs and the private sector.
Our work with and for Pakistan has focused on building capacity, consolidating research, and strengthening institutions and individuals. Our national partners include government and development agencies, academic and research institutions, universities, NGOs and the private sector. The Pakistan Country Office was set up in October 2006 at the request of the Ministry of National Food Security and Research, our nodal ministry, and is hosted by the National Agriculture Research Centre, Islamabad.
