Research, partner & product highlights 2005–2006
Documents
Partner and Product Highlights 2006
Written in everyday language, this 42-page coffee-table full-colour booklet from GCP’s early years highlights several of its first products, celebrates a selection of its partnerships, and introduces some of the country scientists who directly benefit from the Programme's work, and whose role is absolutely essential for goal achievement.
The colourful collection presents a snapshot of exciting GCP research as it was in 2006, covering Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, and Uganda, among others.
Written in everyday language, this 42-page coffee-table full-colour booklet from GCP’s early years highlights several of its first products, celebrates a selection of its partnerships, and introduces some of the country scientists who directly benefit from the Programme's work, and whose role is absolutely essential for goal achievement.
The colourful collection presents a snapshot of exciting GCP research as it was in 2006, covering Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, and Uganda, among others.
Research Highlights 2005
Winner: 2007 Gold Award from the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Life and Human Sciences
This 2005 all-colour 40-page booklet was GCP's first attempt to present a selection of representative ongoing projects at the time. Together, they paint a portrait of the Programme and illustrate its mission. Written in non-technical language, the booklet explains how GCP orients and executes research to achieve impact in the scientific community and among the poor.
The first section of this publication spells out GCP's delivery orientation, a defining feature of the Programme since its early years. The second section highlights a selection of GCP's activities in discovering genetic diversity, whilst the third section focuses on using genetic diversity, featuring a selection of projects that develop resources that can be directly applied in plant breeding to capture traits and build upon existing resources, as well as showing links across several crops – investigating traits in one crop can provide valuable clues for other crops.
Winner: 2007 Gold Award from the Association for Communication Excellence in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Life and Human Sciences
This 2005 all-colour 40-page booklet was GCP's first attempt to present a selection of representative ongoing projects at the time. Together, they paint a portrait of the Programme and illustrate its mission. Written in non-technical language, the booklet explains how GCP orients and executes research to achieve impact in the scientific community and among the poor.
The first section of this publication spells out GCP's delivery orientation, a defining feature of the Programme since its early years. The second section highlights a selection of GCP's activities in discovering genetic diversity, whilst the third section focuses on using genetic diversity, featuring a selection of projects that develop resources that can be directly applied in plant breeding to capture traits and build upon existing resources, as well as showing links across several crops – investigating traits in one crop can provide valuable clues for other crops.
