CABI signs Host Country Agreement with Ethiopia

Main image: Signing of the Host Country Agreement (HCA): Ambassador Hadera Abera signed on behalf of the Government of Ethiopia, while Dr Morris Akiri, CABI’s Executive Director, represented CABI. Witnessing the signing were Dr Negussie Efa, CABI Scientist and Country Programmes Manager in Ethiopia and Legal Officer at International Legal Affairs Directorate General of MoFA, Hewan Endashaw.
CABI has signed a Host Country Agreement with Ethiopia, marking a major milestone that deepens collaboration and strengthens efforts to support the country’s agricultural transformation through plant health, digital agriculture, and sustainable value‑chain development.
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Strengthening science and development cooperation in Slovenia

A CABI delegation visited Slovenia to strengthen science cooperation and explore opportunities for deeper research collaboration. Meetings with government ministries and leading scientific institutions also examined the potential for Slovenia to join CABI as a Member Country.
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Sharara podcast secures support to keep science alive in conflict zones

In Gaza, a man has stitched together fragments of shattered solar panels to keep the lights alive. Others coax power from spent batteries, charging phones and running appliances. From the ruins of his home, an engineer salvages seeds and rain-fed plants. With local farmers, he transforms tree waste into artificial…
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New partnerships to transform agricultural education and food security in Africa

CABI and RUFORUM have signed a landmark MoU to strengthen agricultural education and research across Africa, driving food security, climate resilience, and youth employment through digital tools and capacity building.
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CABI partners with The African Academy of Sciences to support Africa’s agricultural transformation

A new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will see CABI work together with The African Academy of Sciences (AAS) on agricultural science, food security and sustainable development across Africa. CABI and AAS will build on their respective strengths and networks of stakeholders to foster scientific excellence and innovation with the aim…
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Research into zoonotic disease risks requires a One Health approach

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A new evidence brief, based on a study by the Juno Evidence Alliance conducted in collaboration with CABI’s One Health Hub, has highlighted that a One Health approach is needed in research into zoonotic disease risks around the world. The study, an evidence synthesis carried out by the Juno Evidence…
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