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Program Research on  Biotechnology 

 

To establish the Asia-Pacific Consortium on Agricultural Biotechnology (APCoAB), to harness the benefits of agricultural biotechnology for human and animal welfare, While safeguarding the environment and sustainable agricultural development in the Asia-Pacific region

Grantee: Asia-Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutions

Country: Bangkok, Thailand.

Grant No: 2003FS126    

Amount: $90,000

Establishment of a biotechnology laboratory to be shared by Egerton University faculties conducting research aimed at improving food security, environmental conservation and health in Kenya

Grantee: Egerton University

Principal Investigator: Prof. Moses Limo

Country: Kenya

Grant No: 2005 FS 014

Amount: $150,000

Use of biotechnology, to develop  cassava varieties that are resistant to the cassava Brown Streak Disease

Grantee: International Institute of Tropical Agriculture

Country: Ibadan, Nigeria

Grant No: 2004 FS 023

Amount: $490,000

Establishment of a biotechnology laboratory to be shared by Moi University faculties conducting research aimed at improving food security, environmental conservation and health in Kenya

Grantee: Moi University

Principal Investigator: Dr. Odipo Osano

Country: Kenya

Grant No:2005 FS 015

Amount: $155,907

To continue to develop and deploy DNA molecular markers for breeding drought-tolerant rice for use by farmers in north and northeast Thailand

Grantee: National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology.

Country: Nakorn Pathom, Thailand

Grant No: 2003 FS 135

Amount: $89,600

Economic impacts of new rice varieties developed for northern India through the use of modern biotechnology tools

Grantee: Punjab Agricultural University

Principal Investigator: Joginder Singh

Country:  India

Grant No: 2004 FS 046

Amount: $13,910

Establishment of a crop biotechnology research laboratory and training facility for young African scientists at its Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute

Grantee: University of Pretoria

 Principal Investigator: Rachel Chikwamba

Country:  South Africa

Grant No: 2005 FS 008    

Amount: $285,103

 

 

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