Integrated Breeding Platform
IBP links
Today's tools for tomorrow's crops
The Integrated Breeding Platform (IBP) is a web-based one-stop shop for information, analytical tools and related services to design and carry out integrated breeding projects.
IBP is conceived as a vehicle for dissemination of knowledge and technology, enabling broad access to and proactive distribution of crop genetic stocks and breeding material; molecular, genomics and informatics technology and information; cost-effective high-throughput laboratory services; and capacity building programmes. Its primary clients are developing-country breeders.
Coordinated by the CGIAR Generation Challenge Programme, the development of the Platform is a project bringing together numerous partners and several key funders.
IBP's centrepiece is the Breeding Management System (BMS, previously known as the Integrated Breeding Workflow System, IBWS).
- Annual Reports: 2013 – read online | 2013 – download PDF | 2012 – read online | 2012 – download PDF | see all GCP Annual Reports
- Brochures: IBP e-brochure | BMS e-brochure
- IBP Website | Blogposts | Slides | Videos: Take the IBP website tour – Other IBP videos | Podcasts
- Press releases: 2011 – partnership with iPlant | 2010 – official launch | 2009 – online launch
- Workshops:
- 2010 – data management and anaysis | project launch
- 2009 – deliberations on proposal for a Molecular Breeding Platform
- Rebranding – April 2010 (IBP was previousl called the Molecular Breeding Platform, MBP)
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