Country representatives and funders from across ASEAN came together in Jakarta (1-2 Oct 2026) to move from priorities toward fundable investments to progress climate smart agriculture in the region.

New Zealand is beginning the next chapter of its Climate Smart Agriculture (NZCSA) Initiative with Southeast Asia, building on five years of collaboration helping countries to better understand and reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions.

A delegation from New Zealand's Climate Smart Agriculture Initiative has completed a successful five-day mission to Dominica, advancing the country's efforts to build a more resilient and sustainable agricultural sector.

The Dominican Republic has taken an important step toward strengthening its agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory system through technical workshops that brought together two complementary programmes funded under the New Zealand Climate Smart Agriculture (NZCSA) Initiative and delivered through the Executive Secretariat of the Central American Agricultural Council (SECAC).

Strong collaboration in action: New Zealand and Jamaican agricultural partners sharing knowledge on climate‑smart forage systems to build a more productive and resilient livestock sector.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Thi Thanh Huyen, NZCSA Vietnam Lead and Senior Researcher in Farming Systems at the Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences (VIAVS), has visited New Zealand to meet with climate and livestock emissions teams….

Colombia is strengthening its national capacity to measure and report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from agriculture and land use through a training initiative implemented in partnership with the New Zealand Government….

Progress on the “GANASUR” project was prominently featured at the 51st Regular Meeting of the Southern Agricultural Council (CAS) in Brazil.

New Zealand collaborated closely this week with Panama’s Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA), the Ministry of Environment, the University of Panama, and the National Cattle Ranchers Association.

A delegation from New Zealand visited the Commonwealth of Dominica to advance partnerships aimed at strengthening the island’s agricultural productivity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

A recent technical mission to Saint Lucia marks an important step in the New Zealand–Latin America and Caribbean CSA programme.

New Zealand has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing climate‑smart agriculture across Latin America and the Caribbean following a successful mission to the Dominican Republic from 16–20 February 2026.

Guyana, along with Jamaica and St Vincent and the Grenadines, will benefit from the US$330,00 project funding as part of New Zealand’s broader support to Caribbean agriculture…

A representative from New Zealand’s Latin America and the Caribbean Climate Smart Agriculture Programme along with a representative from Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) recently concluded….

Our Partners in Vietnam recently hosted a conference to present the NZCSA Project and its four transformative outcomes.

The GANASUR project, held a pivotal in-person technical meeting in Asunción, bringing together leading agricultural research institutions and international experts

At COP30, the GANASUR project took centre stage as a leading example of how science and collaboration can drive climate-smart solutions for livestock systems across Latin America.

The workshops took place in the Chaco Region, the large, hot, and wild area in South America spanning parts of Argentina, Paraguay, and Bolivia. They provided an opportunity to bring together farmers, scientists and local extension providers…..

Oct 2025 - Over four days, technical experts from the Ministries of Agriculture of SICA countries received training on IPCC methodologies to improve the quantification of agricultural emissions and advance joint climate actions.

Oct 2025 - New Zealand the UN FAO formalised agreement on collaborating to support small scale farmers in the Dominican Republic to improve productivity and climate resilience.