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CGIAR’s TRIVSA Project
A consolidated database of crop varietal releases, adoption, and research capacity in South Asia
About TRIVSA
CGIAR’s Tracking Improved Varieties in South Asia (TRIVSA) project was implemented during 2010–2013 and focused on the rainfed areas of South Asia. Complementing CGIAR’s DIIVA project, TRIVSA assessed the effectiveness of varietal improvement programs focusing on the region’s important food crops, including humid and sub-humid varieties of rice, and semi-arid varieties of sorghum, pigeon peas, pearl millet, groundnuts, and chickpeas. The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) led the project and implemented the rice component, and the International Crop Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) implemented work on the other crops. The project was implemented in collaboration with the national programs of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
The project’s main objectives were (1) developing estimates of recent scientific capacity of crop improvement programs in the national systems, (2) assessing varietal outputs, and (3) estimating cultivar-specific adoption of improved varieties.
The data uploaded here pertains to the five dryland crops. The datasets for rice will be uploaded in early 2015.
As we launch the site, we are reviewing the primary data files and website graphs again, and there may be minor changes in the database. These changes will be listed (with dates on which they were made) for researcher convenience.
For further information, please contact the Independent Science for Development Council (ISDC) , Kumara Charyulu at ICRISAT, or Ma. Lourdes Velasco at IRRI.
Download TRIVSA data
ICRISAT’s TRIVSA data are available for download in Excel (.xlsx) format in the following five worksheets:
Overview. Provides a description of the crop/Indian state combination showing area under modern varieties (MVs)
Adoption. Provides the share of area (percentage, not hectares) under (named or identified) modern varieties and (unidentified) local varieties in a given state. The shares for each crop/Indian state combination sum to 100, and the “Ref-ID” column cross-references data with the “Releases” spreadsheet
Releases. Provides basic information for each modern crop variety, including year, origin, and ecosystem, as well as varietal traits; varietal information for sorghum and pearl millet are not always available due to significant private-sector contributions
Education. Provides an overview of PhD- and MSc-qualified scientists working on each crop that were employed at national and state agricultural research institutes at the time of the project; data exclude the private sector, and information on scientists’ time at ICRISAT; and is not available at the state level
Discipline. Provides a breakdown of data by area of specialization
Download data on ICRISAT priority crops
Note: As we launch the site, we are reviewing the primary data files and website graphs again, and there may be minor changes in the database. These changes will be listed (with dates on which they were made) for researcher convenience. Please check the website in February 2014 for updates.
- All countries
- Bangladesh
- Bhutan
- India
- Andhra Pradesh
- Chhattisgarh
- Gujarat
- Haryana
- Karnataka
- Madhya Pradesh
- Maharashtraa
- Odisha
- Rajasthan
- Tamil Nadu
- Uttar Pradesh
- West Bengal
- Nepal
- Sri Lanka
Note: As we launch the site, we are reviewing the primary data files and website graphs again, and there may be minor changes in the database. These changes will be listed (with dates on which they were made) for researcher convenience. Please check the website in February 2014 for updates.
- All crops
- Chickpeas
- Groundnuts
- Groundnuts-rainy
- Groundnuts-summer
- Pearl millet
- Pigeonpeas
- Rice
- Sorghum-kharif
- Sorghum-rabi
Note: As we launch the site, we are reviewing the primary data files and website graphs again, and there may be minor changes in the database. These changes will be listed (with dates on which they were made) for researcher convenience. Please check the website in February 2014 for updates.