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This brief presents the findings of a study published in 2010 that documented and assessed the performance of the International Transit Centre for Musa germplasm (ITC) in terms of the conservation and distribution of Musa germplasm. It also analysed the costs of ITC operations, including possible future developments.

Corporate Author: Bioversity International, Rome (Italy)
Journal or Series: Impact Assessment Brief
No. 4
Publication Year: 2011
Pages: 4 p.
Format: PDF
Language: EN

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