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Celebration Meets Urgency at Latest Seed Vault Opening in Svalbard

Celebration Meets Urgency at Latest Seed Vault Opening in Svalbard LONGYEARBYEN, NORWAY, 22 October 2025 – Twenty genebanks representing every continent bar Antarctica deposited more than 21,000…

CePaCT Donor Roundtable: Discussing support for the Pacific’s most important genebank

CePaCT Donor Roundtable: Discussing support for the Pacific’s most important genebank Donors, Pacific Community (SPC) scientists and the Crop Trust will meet in Suva, Fiji, at the end of March to…

CGIAR Genebank Courses

A core part of CGIAR’s work is strengthening the global genebanks community so that more people can access the crop diversity they need. The following online courses are available: Genetic…

CGIAR Genebank Platform

The CGIAR Genebank Platform came to an end in 2021 after a decade of Crop Trust’s coordination of the program.

CGIAR Science Week

The inaugural CGIAR Science Week, organized by CGIAR and the Kenyan Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), brings together leading scientists, policymakers, and innovators in…

CGIAR: Cryo Vault Opens Its Doors to National Partners

CGIAR: Cryo Vault Opens Its Doors to National Partners The CGIAR has taken a major step forward in the long-term conservation of crops that cannot be stored as seed, as Ecuador becomes the first…

INIAP genebank's lab technician Raquel Andrango shows crops conserved in cryo at Ecuador's genebank. Photo: Marta Millere/Crop Trust

CGIAR: Leave No Crops Behind - The Case for Cryopreservation

CGIAR: Leave No Crops Behind - The Case for Cryopreservation The need for coordinated global action on the cryopreservation of crop diversity is clear, according to a recent article published by…

Change Cows' Diets, Support the Environment

Change Cows' Diets, Support the Environment When it comes to sustainability, the livestock sector has a bad reputation. One way to reduce its environmental impact is to breed better forages: the…

Chapatis of Pearl Millet for a Changing Climate

Chapatis of Pearl Millet for a Changing Climate The people of rural India love their bajra chapatis. These flatbreads made of pearl millet flour are a highly nutritious staple in the diet of…

Chatham House Dialogue

Chatham House Dialogue Crop Diversity for Challenging Times: the Role of Genebanks in Sustainable Development Digital event: 21, 22, 23 September 2020 Objectives and Outputs The Dialogue will…

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The Crop Diversity Digest

From cutting-edge research to work saving seeds in communities, even our small actions can have a big impact on saving crop diversity and putting it to good use. Read the latest news highlighting these efforts and more.