A regional symposium on indigenous knowledge and community innovations in the bio-sciences and biotechnology was held in Plianesburg, South Africa during 17-20 August in collaboration with North-West University.
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Dr. Sarah L. Mubiru from Uganda topped the final field of nine to win the first prize in the Women in Science Competition in the CTA/FARA/RUFORUM/ANAFE/AGRA/NEPAD Africa-Wide Women & Young Professional in Science Competitions. Dr Mubiru won the prize for her forward-thinking research on the “Development of ENDISA Decision Support Tool for Improved Feeding of Dairy Cattle in Uganda”. Ms Sanguine Nguiakam from Cameroon emerged as the first prize winner from 18 finalists (12 women and six men) in the Young Professionals Science Competition for her joint research project on “Prices of Raw Materials, Budgetary Earnings and Economic Growth: A Case Study of Côte D’Ivoire”.
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The Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), an international organisation based in Wageningen, The Netherlands has an opening for one intern for a period of 6 months renewable once to work as a member of its ICT Innovation Team. The CTA ICT Innovation Team has the mandate...
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This publication forms the skeleton of the PROTA Databank, being a checklist of the plant resources of Tropical Africa. The 8681 species (11750 scientific names) are presented in 2 ways. The first part (Chapter 2) lists the species alphabetically by scientific name, followed by the family name...
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