The Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) is a non-profit organization established in 1966 by the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO).
As SEAMEO's specialized center for agriculture, SEARCA's mandates are to:
Provide high-quality graduate education and training in agriculture and related fields
Promote, undertake, and coordinate research addressing the region’s most pressing agricultural challenges
Disseminate research findings
SEARCA's Education program is built on the conviction that education is a powerful force for driving sustained transformation and innovation within Southeast Asian agricultural systems. At the heart of this program are its graduate scholarships, through which SEARCA endeavors to cultivate a new generation of leaders and professionals. Learn more
Harvests at Risk: Geopolitics and Food Security in Southeast Asia
A Forum on Empirical Insights on Agriculture and Food Security Amid the Middle East Conflicts
SEARCA puts forward the relevance of disseminating agricultural research findings to its stakeholders.
