Simple comparisons and guides for evidence synthesis tools
There are many tools available for conducting evidence synthesis in agriculture tools for screening studies, de-duplicating records, coding data, visualising results, and more. But choosing the right ones and understanding how they fit together can be challenging, especially when dealing with diverse agricultural practices and contexts.
Showing how each tool works, with examples from agricultural research and practice.
Explaining what each tool is good for, and where it struggles, when applied to farming systems, crop and livestock studies, or rural livelihoods.
Providing shared code, templates, and training materials tailored to agricultural evidence synthesis.
Helping you combine tools into a common format for easier integration across systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and evidence maps in agriculture.
We donβt build new tools here: we show how to use and combine existing ones in ways that make them relevant and practical for agricultural evidence synthesis.
Each tool has its own page :
Keyword Search and References
Screening
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# clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/<org-or-username>/evidence-synthesis-hub.git
cd evidence-synthesis-hub
We welcome contributions from others working in evidence synthesis. You can:
m.lolita@cgiar.orgIf you use this repository, please cite it as:
Muller, L., Rosenstock, T., Estrada Carmona, N., Sanchez, A., Jones, S., & Bellouin, D. (2025).
Agricultural Evidence Synthesis Hub (Version 1.0.0).
Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, CIRAD. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17350090
This work is a collaboration across CGIAR centers and partners, developed as part of the Multifunctional Landscapes Science Program.