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Southern African Network for Biosciences Launched Posted: 8/22/2005
Author: Talent Ngandwe · Source: SciDev.Net
The New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) and South Africa's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) formally launched the Southern African Network for Biosciences (SANBio) this month in Tshwane (formerly Pretoria),...
 
'India & Chile Have Complementary Skills in Food Sector' Posted: 1/24/2005
Author: Louisa Hay · Source: New Kerala
Chile and India have agreed to increase economic collaboration between their agricultural sectors, including the exchange of technical information and training. Orlando Morales Valencia, chief of the Plant Protection Division at Chile's Agricultural...
 
Agricultural Biotechnology Network - Near East and North Africa Posted: 7/18/2008
Author: n/a · Source: FAO Biotech-News
An expert consultation meeting for the establishment of a regional network for agricultural biotechnology in the Near East and North Africa took place December 15-16, 2007 in Cairo, Egypt. At the meeting, a proposal to establish the network was adopted...
 
Venezuela, Uruguay Sign US$427 Million Agreements Posted: 9/18/2007
Author: Daniela Hirschfeld · Source: SciDev.Net
Venezuela and Uruguay have signed agreements worth US$427 million to fund projects in medicine, biotechnology, and cattle genetics. Uruguay is to provide the knowledge and technology for the projects while Venezuela will provide the funding. The...
 
US, Vietnamese Scientists Aim New Stage in Cooperation Posted: 7/25/2007
Author: n/a · Source: Crop Biotech Update
Vietnam and the U.S. Committee for Scientific Cooperation have agreed to a five-year plan for scientific cooperation that extends already-existing collaboration between the two countries. Scientific agencies in the U.S. and Vietnam have already...
 
Brazil and China Should Boost Partnership in Agriculture, Brazilian Institute Says Posted: 4/27/2007
Author: n/a · Source: Macauhub
The Chinese and Brazilian governments are strengthening bilateral cooperation in agriculture and agricultural biotechnology. EMBRAPA, the Brazilian farming institute, last year agreed to partner with the Chinese National Rice Research Institute (CNRRI)...
 
African Scientific Network Posted: 3/8/2002
Author: Corrina D Steward · Source: African Scientific Network
The African Scientific Network website aims to empower African university faculty and students through information and collaboration. To do so, the website contains links to colleges and universities in Africa, discussion groups, and news, information...
 
West Africa To Create Database about Biotechnology, GMOs Posted: 6/24/2004
Author: No Author Detected · Source: Agence France Presse
Several recommendations emerged from the June 21-23 agricultural science and technology ministerial in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, including one for the creation of a biotechnology database that would allow West Africans to share and easily access...
 
Pakistan, Jordan To Launch Eight S&T Projects Posted: 9/15/2004
Author: Louisa Hay · Source: The News International, Pakistan
Following two-days of talks in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, Pakistan and Jordan have agreed to enhance mutual cooperation in several scientific fields, including biotechnology. Joint biotechnology research projects will include work on fertilizer...
 
G77 Meets, Organizes on Science Development Posted: 10/4/2006
Author: n/a · Source: Crop Biotech Update
Ministers of science and technology from "the Group of 77" developing countries and China met recently in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the 10th General Conference of the Academy of Sciences for the Developing World (TWAS) and the 9th General...
 
African Science to Benefit from Chinese Trade Deal Posted: 11/7/2006
Author: Hawk Jia · Source: SciDev.Net
China's President Hu Jintao has announced a series of trade and investment deals, low-cost loans, and aid and technical assistance to promote Africa's development. The polices were announced at a China-Africa summit held November 4 to 5 in...
 
Hybrid Research Center in Indonesia Posted: 12/19/2006
Author: n/a · Source: Crop Biotech Update
Indonesia's Minister of Agriculture Anton Apriyantono has announced that China and Indonesia will collaborate on the creation of a new Rice Hybrid Research Center. Anton said that hybrid rice is important since various studies have shown that hybrid...
 
China to Send Agricultural Experts to Gabon Posted: 1/25/2007
Author: n/a · Source: FAO Newsroom
China will send 44 agricultural experts and technicians to Gabon to help small-scale farmers there improve crop and animal production, fish farming, and processing of agricultural products, under a new agreement between the two countries and the Food and...
 
Malaysia and South Korea Will Collaborate Posted: 11/10/2005
Author: n/a · Source: The Independent-Bangladesh
Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak reports that the University of Malaysia Sabah and the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB) have agreed to cooperate on biotechnology research. The article can be viewed online at the...
 
India To Host Asian Biotech Training Center Posted: 11/11/2005
Author: Wagdy Sawahel · Source: SciDev.Net
India is to host a US$7 million regional biotechnology center to provide training and research opportunities for scientists from across Asia. The Indian science ministry's department of biotechnology (DBT) will run the center. India will provide the...
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Scientists Crack the Apple Genome -- Crop Biotech Update (9/9/2010) A group of Italian and international researchers have sequenced the genome of the domesticated apple.  [More]

Struggle to Agree UN Summit Kickstart for Millennium Goals -- Agence France Presse (9/9/2010) World powers are debating what strategy should be put forward at an upcoming UN summit aimed at getting the "ambitious" UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) back on track, this article reports.  [More]

Maize Disease Threatens to Devastate East Africa -- SciDev.Net (9/9/2010) Rough dwarf maize disease, a new disease not previously reported in Africa, will threaten food security and the livelihoods of millions of people on the continent, scientists predict.  [More]

Launch of European Project DROPS - Development of Drought Tolerant Plants -- INRA via Crop Biotech Update (9/8/2010) An EU-funded research project for the development of drought-tolerant and water-efficient crop varieties was launched recently at France's Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA) in Montpellier, France.  [More]

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