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The Crop Trust implements large-scale projects that closely complement the work funded by the endowment.

Seeds for Resilience is a five-year project to support the national genebanks of Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Zambia

Background When the Crop Trust was first established, staff used different sources of information to prioritize activities. Both the Global Plan of Action on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and…

2011-2021 The Crop Wild Relatives Project (formally titled “Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change: Collecting, Protecting, and Preparing Crop Wild Relatives”) brought together institutions,…

2017-2021 The 11 CGIAR genebanks safeguard a unique global resource of crop and tree diversity and respond to thousands of requests for this diversity every year from users in more than 100…

The Crop Trust – Templeton Project is built on a mutual goal to improve food security for some of the world’s most vulnerable smallholders in the context of a changing climate.

The Food Forever Initiative was a campaign to support Target 2.5 of the UN SDGs by raising awareness around crop and livestock diversity and its importance to a sustainable food future.

The CropsinColor campaign highlights not only the importance of crop diversity for food security and adaptation to climate change, but its beauty – found all around us.

What is tea genetic diversity? Why is it important to conserve? Find out more through a Q&A with a tea expert, or a deep dive into the Global Conservation Strategy for Tea.

This list includes documents developed/or facilitated by several organizations. The strategies are listed in alphabetical order. Crop Year of publication …