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Opening Genebanks’ Doors to Farmers

Luigi Guarino|Director of Science and Programs

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Operations

Gender, Diversity and Inclusion at the Crop Trust The Crop Trust recognizes the importance of mainstreaming Gender, Diversity and Inclusion (GDI) in achieving its mission, and 2023 saw several…

Opinion: Out of Ukraine War, a Plan for Africa's Food Security

A foreign conflict has exposed Africa’s dependence on imports and is galvanising action to boost local food production and tackle climate threats.

Farmers market in Benin, Africa.

Opinion: Preserving Japan's Unique Food Culture for Future Generations

Opinion: Preserving Japan's Unique Food Culture for Future Generations Kyodo News published an opinion piece by the Crop Trust's Executive Director, Marie Haga, on the 13th of April,…

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Diverse opinions in crop diversity conservation. Saving crop diversity for future generations wouldn’t be possible without the hard work, passion and dedication of farmers, scientists,…

Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems

Opportunity Crops for Sustainable Food Systems This publication presents 15 opportunity crop profiles from across West and East Africa, selected through stakeholder consultations held in Benin,…

Opportunity Crops Knowledge Base

  What are Opportunity Crops? Opportunity crops are plant species that open opportunities to improve food and nutritional security, but that are not used to their full extent due to factors…

Opportunity Crops: A BOLDER Approach to Food Security

“Opportunity crops are nutritious, robust, and environmentally friendly. They are important for local communities and can contribute to resilient, equitable and sustainable pathways for global food…

Orchards, Cold Cider and the Global Strategy for Apple

Orchards, Cold Cider and the Global Strategy for Apple “Them Crow Eggs, Bellflowers, Staymans, Limbertwigs, they're all sweet little cuties, but there ain't no apple in this world like a Virginia…

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