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Happy International Day of Biodiversity 2012 - Part Two
Continuing our celebrations for today's International Day of Biodiversity today, we also asked our staff: "How can we celebrate agricultural biodiversity on the International Day of Biodiversity?" Watch the video to listen to their ideas.
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Upcoming training events
A genebank management course in Korea. Photo: Bioversity
Bioversity offers, with our key partners, short training courses and workshops related to our research agenda.
Training events primarily target stakeholders in developing countries including farmers, genebanks, researchers, universities, policy makers and others. Eligibility for training events is usually restricted or by invitation.
Course programme and training materials from past courses can often be made available upon request.
If you would like more information about a specific course in the Training Calendar, relevant contact details are provided in the course description below.
Date | Title | Location | Organizer |
|---|---|---|---|
3-7 Sep 2012 | Cotonou, Benin | ||
9-12 Jul 2012 | San Sebastian, Spain | ||
24 Sep-12 Oct 2012, Uppsala | Genetic resources and intellectual property rights training | Uppsala and Nairobi | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
Courses on food and nutrition, sustainable development, climate change adaptation in agriculture, new approaches to genetic resources conservation and use, multi-stakeholder processes for institutional strengthening, participatory planning, monitoring and evaluation, design and management of sustainable farming systems and more. NUFFIC scholarships available. | Wageningen, the Netherlands | Wageningen UR Centre for Development Innovation - | |
Variety of courses on Food Security, Asset Building, Sustainable Wealth Creation and others | Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, India and the Philippines |
download the programme (1.4 MB)For specific courses, please contact directly the organizers.
For general enquiries, contact: 
Elizabeth Goldberg
This is the most important and mostly lacking component in this area of research. Trainings in GIS are not part of our curriculum in our schools from BSc to MSc so acquainting the researcher with this methodology is vital. I am so eager to participate in the training.
Administration AreaCROP WILD RELATIVES | EURISCO | THE AGROBIODIVERSITY GRAPEVINE | PROMUSA | PLATFORM FOR AGROBIODIVERSITY RESEARCH
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