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Use of farmer participatory approaches to
develop and disseminate new drought-tolerant rice varieties to
poor farmers in eastern India, in collaboration with the Gramin
Vikas Trust
Grantee:
Birsa Agricultural University
Principal Investigator:
Dr. D. N. Singh
Country:
India
Grant No:
2005 FS
010 (2)
Amount:
$116,287
Use of farmer participatory approaches to develop
and disseminate new drought-tolerant rice varieties to poor
farmers in eastern India, in collaboration with Birsa
Agricultural University
Grantee:
Gramin Vikas Trust
Principal Investigator:
Virendra Kumar Vij
Country:
India
Grant No.
2005 FS
011
Amount:
$258,936
To elucidate the molecular genetic
basis of drought tolerance in rice and to breed and distribute
new drought-tolerant varieties of rice to both rainfed and
poorly irrigated areas of China
Grantee:
Huazhong Agricultural University
Principal Investigator: Qifa Zhang
Country:
China
Grant No:
2004 FS 070
Amount:
$512,000
Development and distribution of drought- tolerant rice varieties
to farmers in eastern India through rice genetic improvement and
farmer participatory selection techniques
Grantee:
Indira Gandhi Agricultural University
Principal Investigator: M. Shrivastava
Country:
India
Grant No:
2004 FS 041
Amount:
$217,140
Drought tolerance in rice utilizing DNA genetic markers
to assist in breeding new rice varieties for the hill regions of
northern Vietnam.
Grantee:
Institute of Biotechnology, National center for Natural Science
and Technology
Country:
Hanoi, Vietnam
Grant No:
2004 FS 004
Amount:
$36,462
Molecular genetic studies of drought
tolerance in rice and training of postdoctoral fellows from
India in both molecular marker technology and participatory varietal selection
Grantee:
International Rice Institute
Country:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Grant No:
2004 FS 031
Amount:
$275,616
Enzymes and signal transduction proteins for a biotic
stress tolerance in rice
Grantee:
McGill University
Country:
Montreal, Canada
Grant No:
2004 FS 035
Amount:
$30,000
Participatory evaluation of upland rice varieties and
determination of suitable crop management practices
by Namulonge Agricultural and Animal Production Research
Institute
in Uganda
Grantee:
National Agricultural Research Organization
Principal Investigator: George Bigirwa
Country:
Uganda
Grant No:
2004 FS 065
Amount:
$118,650
Identification of the Rice Restorer of Fertility (RF) gene
through candidate gene approach and transgenic complementation
assay
Grantee:
Philippine Rice Research Institute
Country:
Maligaya, Philippines
Grant No:
2003 FS 114
Amount:
$60,936
To raise public awareness about the future problems
and the potential solutions related to water scarcity and rice
production
by shanghai Agrobiological Gene Center in china.
Grantee:
Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Country:
Shanghai, China
Grant No:
2004 FS 039
Amount:
$20,000
Modifications and
improvements of screening facilities in Shanghai and Hainan,
China, leading to genetically improved drought-tolerant rice
Grantee:
Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Principal Investigator: Lijun Luo
Country:
China
Grant No:
2004 FS 071
Amount:
$450,000
Use of
farmer participatory approaches to develop and disseminate new
drought-tolerant rice varieties to poor farmers in eastern
India, in collaboration with Birsa Agricultural University
Grantee:
University of Wales
Principal Investigator:
Dr. Daljit Virk
Country:
India
Grant No.
2005 FS
012
Amount:
$159,706
Developing more drought-tolerant varieties of
rice for farmers in drought-prone areas of sub-Saharan Africa
through field and laboratory research
Grantee:
WARDA-The Africa Rice center
Country:
Abidjan, Cote d’lvoire
Grant No:
2004 FS 010
Amount:
$885,597
To improve stress tolerance in rice and other cereals
through the genome-wide identification of rice promoters with
desirable drought-inducible characteristics in collaboration with Peking University
Grantee:
Yale University
Country:
New Haven, Connecticut
Grant No:
2004 FS 005
Amount:
$383,490
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
To identify the specific genes in the rice
and pearl millet that are induced when cereals are exposed to
the water deficits or drought conditions in collaboration with the university of Georgia
Grantee:
University of Hyderabad
Country:
Hyderabad, India
Grant No:
2003 FS 132
Amount:
$23,625
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