ICRISAT holds over 119,000 crop accessions in its genebank from 144 countries. It shares these genetic resources with partners and facilitates the adoption of improved varieties and hybrids through better seed systems. Through partnerships in crop improvement research, 647 cultivars have been developed and released worldwide, benefiting farmers significantly. Key releases include Macia sorghum in Africa, Okashana pearl millet in Namibia, and various chickpea, groundnut, and pigeonpea varieties that have been widely adopted across Asia and Africa, increasing yields and incomes for smallholder farmers.