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Webinar 3 examines integrated approaches for sustainable management of transboundary diseases and crop pests and their implications for agri-food system sustainability, social inclusion and gender equity. Drawing on both successes and enduring challenges, experts will identify the potential benefits of more gender-responsive approaches to pest and disease control; more coordinated action by national, regional and global organizations; and lessons to be learned from successful animal health management. Learn more about the webinar series. |
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Resources from the webinar
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- Pest management requires holistic solutions to mobile challenges
- How do we sustainably manage transboundary diseases and crop pests?
Event details
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10 March 2021 |  |
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Speakers and organizers
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| Rob Bertram
Chief Scientist, Bureau for Resilience and Food Security |
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| B.M. Prasanna
Director, Global Maize Program
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Nozomi Kawarazuka
Social Anthropologist |
Regina Eddy
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Annet Mulema
Social Scientist, Gender |
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| BM Prasanna Director, Global Maize Program International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) |
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| Xenina Ibabao Specialist, Strategic Communications International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) |
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About the webinar series
The UN has designated 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). CGIAR’s IYPH 2020 events comprise a series of four webinars of global scope targeting scientists and researchers working in relevant fields. Each webinar will take an in-depth look at a different aspect of the crop supply chain, identifying areas for further research and opportunities to take current scientific innovations to scale, with the aim of boosting the long-term health of plants and the environment in low- and middle-income countries.
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Photo credit: CIMMYT