Dr. Timothy J. Krupnik serves as the Country Representative for Research and Partnerships at CIMMYT within the CGIAR framework, where he leverages over two decades of extensive research and leadership experience in diverse regions, including Asia, West Africa, and the Caribbean. His current role is...
Dr. Timothy J. Krupnik serves as the Country Representative for Research and Partnerships at CIMMYT within the CGIAR framework, where he leverages over two decades of extensive research and leadership experience in diverse regions, including Asia, West Africa, and the Caribbean. His current role is pivotal in advancing sustainable agrifood systems in Bangladesh, where he leads country engagement efforts on behalf of One CGIAR. Dr. Krupnik is instrumental in convening various CGIAR centers, such as ABC, CIMMYT, CIP, IRRI, IFPRI, and WF, to develop a comprehensive strategic framework that aligns Bangladesh’s national goals with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
His expertise in agriculture, ecology, and natural resource management is crucial in addressing the pressing challenges of land, water, and climate management in the region. Dr. Krupnik coordinates One CGIAR initiatives within Bangladesh, ensuring that research and partnerships are effectively aligned to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability. His proficiency in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and statistical analysis further supports data-driven decision-making processes that underpin successful project implementation.
Among his key projects, Dr. Krupnik focuses on integrating innovative agricultural practices that promote resilience against climate change and improve soil health, thereby fostering sustainable development. His collaborative approach with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and local stakeholders enhances the impact of CGIAR’s initiatives, ensuring that they are grounded in the realities of the communities they serve. Through his leadership, Dr. Krupnik is not only advancing agricultural research but also contributing to the broader goals of environmental stewardship and socioeconomic development in Bangladesh.
