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Genes are gems for food security
Risk management in the face of climate change is something we can all learn from smallholder farmers. As climate change stalks global agriculture, researchers should collaborate with smallholder farmers in enhancing the diversification of crops to ensure food security, says Emile Frison, Director General of Bioversity International.
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Bioversity International 2012-2021 research agenda
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Bioversity International is the only global non-profit research organization that places the use and conservation of agricultural biodiversity in smallholder farming systems at the centre of its work. This booklet sets out Bioversity International’s research agenda for the next ten years focusing on two strategic priorities:
It is intended as a companion document to Bioversity International 2012-2021 Strategic Priorities
Corporate Author: Bioversity International, Rome (Italy) Links to other publications: |
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This work by Bioversity International is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. |
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