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    - Insect Resistant Maize in Africa
    - IRMA II Project Plan Stresses Regulatory Issues and
      New Management Structure Project Reports of the Insect
      Resistant Maize for Africa Project (IRMA)

August 24, 2004

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»  To Plant genetic resources (Biodiversity section):
   - Mozambique subsistence agriculture faces long-term decline
     from HIV/AIDS epidemic

August 20, 2004

New presentations

»  To Public fora and outreach (Foundation speeches& presentations section):
   - UNIDO/CHILE: Global Biotechnology Forum - Fostering Public Private
      Partnerships in Agriculture for Developing Countries
   - Access and Benefit Sharing: analysis of some case studies

August 13, 2004

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»  To Insect resistant maize seeds in Kenya Project reports
   (Research findings section):
   - Debunking the myths of GM crops for Africa: The case of Bt maize in
     Kenya - Extended abstract
   - Debunking the myths of GM crops for Africa: The case of Bt maize in
     Kenya - Final paper

June 28, 2004

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»  To Access to technology (Technology access and
        transfer availability section):
   Inventing a better future: A strategy for building worldwide
   capacities in science and technology - Report by The Inter Academy Council

»  To Access to technology (Technology access and transfer
        availability section):
   Realizing the promise and potential of African agriculture - Report by
   The Inter Academy Council

»  To Insect resistant maize seeds in Kenya (Project news section):
   Kibaki speech on GM foods rouses debate
   Nation, Kenya June 25, 2004

   While opening a greenhouse for genetically-modified (GM) maize at the
   Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (Kari) on Wednesday, President
   Kibaki said that his government is committed to the development of GM,
   or any other technology,that will increase agricultural    output.

June 25, 2004

New links

»  To Insect resistant maize seeds in Kenya (Project news section):
   Kibaki opens greenhouse for GM foods
   Nation, Kenya June 24, 2004

The Government strongly supports the use of genetically modified (GM) crops and other modern scientific technologies to boost agriculture, President Kibaki affirmed yesterday.

June 21, 2004

New links

»  To Plant genetic resources (Biodiversity section):
   Biodiversity for food security - FAO launches campaign in favor of biodiversity
    for World Food Day/Selfhood Oct 16, 2004

»  To Crop Profile : Millet (Research section):
   Growing Grass Roots - Cornell's Institute for Genomic Diversity fights
   hunger in sub-Saharan Africa

»  BBC country profiles added to our country pages:
   Burkina Faso, Chad, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger

»  To Plant genetic resources (Intellectual property rights section):
   ABSP Basic Workbook in Intellectual Property Management

»  To Insect Resistant Maize Improvement (IRMA) in Kenya (Project news section):
   Kenya prepares to grow genetically modified maize

June 06, 2004

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