Cassava could “transform economies” in Central Africa
The initiative is a newly established regional forum on cassava for Central African countries that aims to facilitate dialogue on how to add value to cassava farming.
The initiative is a newly established regional forum on cassava for Central African countries that aims to facilitate dialogue on how to add value to cassava farming.
Stakeholders from the Republic of Benin and across Africa are organizing a summit to draw a seed roadmap for the West African countries
As an implementing partner in the provinces of Sud-Kivu and Tanganyika in eastern DRC, IITA-CGIAR has just unveiled the results
In a strategic effort to strengthen the collaboration between IITA-CGIAR and Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA), SAA Tokyo Program Officer Momoko Higa and SAA Country Director Dr Godwin Atser
Three Liberian journals recently reported how a series of training using IITA’s improved cassava varieties has empowered and is now helping farmers fight poverty and malnutrition in the country.
On 14-16 March, more than 80 international cassava experts met at the Next Generation Cassava Breeding (NextGen Cassava)
Rwanda’s cassava sector has faced significant challenges over the years, primarily due to the devastating effects of cassava viral diseases, mainly the Cassava Mosaïc Disease (CMD) and Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD).
The project tagged “Preventive actions against the propagation and expansion of Cassava Brown Streak Disease (CBSD) in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Cassava, known for its versatility and resilience, offers numerous opportunities for value addition, transforming it from a basic staple into a valuable commodity.