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Presentation of Swiss Research Partnership Projects

Research Fellow Partnership Program for Agriculture of the SDC -Projects since 1995
The Programme is funded by SDC and administrated by the Swiss Centre for International Agriculture (ZIL)

Lowering the cost of reliable biotechnologies for national cassava programs: Micro-satellite markers to facilitate use of the cassava molecular genetic map and provide new genetic information (1997-99)

Dr. Ch. Mba, CIAT, Cali, Colombia
Prof. K. Apel, Institute of Plant Science, ETHZ, 8092 Zürich

Goal
To enhance food security in the tropical areas of the world.

Objectives

To strengthen cassava research capacity of national institutions working with cassava by provision of powerful affordable tools for cassava germplasm evaluation and utilization.


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		Presentation of Swiss Research Partnership Projects Research Fellow Partnership Program for Agriculture of the SDC -Projects since 1995 The Programme is funded by SDC and administrated by the Swiss Centre for International Agriculture (ZIL) Lowering the cost of reliable biotechnologies for national cassava programs: Micro-satellite markers to facilitate use of the cassava molecular genetic map and provide new genetic information (1997-99) Dr. Ch. Mba, CIAT, Cali, Colombia Prof. K. Apel, Institute of Plant Science, ETHZ, 8092 Zürich Goal To enhance food security in the tropical areas of the world. Objectives To strengthen cassava research capacity of national institutions working with cassava by provision of powerful affordable tools for cassava germplasm evaluation and utilization.