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WELCOME TO OROMIA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE !

Message from Director General

Mr. Teshome Bogale

Distinguished visitors

Welcome to Oromia Agricultural Research Institute (IQQO,-Institiutii Qorannoo Qonna Oromiyaa) official website. IQQO established in 2001 under Oromia National Regional State Proclamation No. 44/2001. Currently, IQQO has 17 research centers established across the region based on socio-economic and agro-ecologies.

IQQO focus on generation of new and improved agricultural technologies, adapting, multiplying, training and dissemination of approved agricultural technologies. Up to now, large number of agricultural technologies, research recommendations of improved crop varieties, crop protection, livestock, natural resource management, agricultural mechanization, food science, coffee and tea etc… were generated and disseminated to the farming/pastoral communities.

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Gamaggamni Waggaa Yaaliiwwan Qorannoo Geggeeffamuu Eegale

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Mana Maree Tiraansformeeshinii Qonnaa Oromiyaatti Kilaastarri Bahaa Gamaggama Hojii Inisheetiivii Qonnaa Geggeesse

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Sanyii Ocholonii Haaraan Baay'ataa Jira

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Yaaliiwwan Bunaa Geggeeffamaa Jiran Milkaa'aa Jiru

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Food System Resilience Program (FSRP)

Through the 17 research centers of Oromia Agricultural Research Institutes, the program, which is funded by the World Bank and other Development Partners (DPs), will reach district farmers in Oromia Regional State who are beneficiaries of the FSRP. Finding agricultural technology and information that can meet the needs of agricultural technology in Oromia is the objective of FSRP research. Three areas of intervention are identified:

Enhancing agricultural technology generation and source technology production

The main engine for sustainability is the advancement of agricultural technologies, which increases the productivity, quality and production of commodities in the value chain. The following were supported by FSRP: source technology production and semi-commercialization; adaptation and generation of certain pipeline technologies; and adaptation and generation of demand-driven technologies of value chain commodities.