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Generation Challenge Programme’s Genotyping Support Service aims to spread the benefits of marker technology in the developing world
October 29, 2009
Generation Challenge Programme’s (GCP’s) Genotyping Support Service (GSS) has recently launched its 3rd Call for proposals.
The GSS aims to help spread the benefits of marker technology in the developing world through technology access, capacity-building and sustainability and spread. Eligible applicant organisations will be national agricultural research systems, academia, civil society organisations or private companies, located in developing countries and active in plant breeding and/or germplasm conservation for the main food crops.
Applications can be submitted online between 1st November 2009 and 15th December 2009.
Full details on the Call are available at http://www.generationcp.org/sp5/?da=09166016.
More news from: CGIAR (Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research)
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