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  • Research in Action
    Food and Agriculture SMALLHOLDERS FARMERS CLIMATE CHANGE

    Inclusive financing to scale up improved fish processing technologies in Malawi

    In this second phase of the project, researchers will design and test strategies for scaling up improved solar tent dryers for small fish species and smoking kilns for larger fish species.
    Published date
    Thursday, September 12, 2019 - 14:30
  • Journal articles
    INFORMATION DISSEMINATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY Food security CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION EXTENSION SERVICES AGRICULTURAL POLICY

    Farm Radio Trust to assess ICT agriculture impact

    Farm Radio Trust (FRT) will carry out a three-year research study starting in 2018 to find out how Information and Communication Technology (ICT) impacts on agricultural productivity in Malawi.

    Published date
    Friday, February 2, 2018 - 05:00
  • Journal articles
    Biodiversity DNA BARCODING SPECIES IDENTIFICATION INTERNATIONAL BARCODE OF LIFE (iBOL) DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

    Thirty-five-million dollar boost for 'Barcode of Life'

    The International Barcode of Life (iBOL) project, received a funding boost of $35 million from Canadian agencies for a 26-nation effort to collect specimens, sequence their DNA, and build an informatics platform using digital bar codes to store an

    Published date
    Friday, April 2, 2010 - 04:00
  • Journal articles
    Biodiversity DNA BARCODING SPECIES IDENTIFICATION INTERNATIONAL BARCODE OF LIFE (iBOL) DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

    Barcode of Life Project expects $35M in new support

    The Canada-led International Barcode of Life (iBOL) project has received new pledges from its major supporters, raising totals from these funders to $80 million.

    Published date
    Saturday, January 2, 2010 - 05:00
  • Journal articles
    Biodiversity DNA BARCODING SPECIES IDENTIFICATION INTERNATIONAL BARCODE OF LIFE (iBOL)

    International Barcode of Life Project gets $8.1 million

    Researchers are quickly amassing barcodes or identifiers for a database of life forms, and developing new informatics tools and technologies.

    Published date
    Saturday, January 2, 2010 - 05:00