CABI participates in CCAFRICA 25 to help support food value chains and break non-tariff barriers to trade
CABI has participated in the 25th session of the FAO/WHO Coordinating Committee for Africa (CCAFRICA 25) to help support sustainable food value chains and break down non-tariff barriers to trade. All speakers at the opening ceremony acknowledged the regional and global challenges faced by countries in the CCAFRICA region and…
CABI working in partnership towards greater nature-based solutions for sustainable agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa
CABI is working in partnership to develop more nature-based solutions for sustainable agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa. These solutions will help increase the livelihoods of thousands of smallholder farmers and ensure enhanced food security. Currently, 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa depend on agriculture, which contributes an average of 25% of…
Global Health Cases and Soil Science Cases now available on the CABI Digital Library
Two new resources – Global Health Cases and Soil Science Cases – are now available on the CABI Digital Library. The resources are part of CABI Cases which are a growing collection of practical, educational case studies providing valuable educational tools and support study, research and practice. Both Global Health…
MaDiPHS project report highlights four recommendations for improved data management and sharing
The case study report of the Malawi Digital Plant Health Service (MaDiPHS) Data Catalogue project has highlighted four major recommendations for improved data management and sharing within projects. MaDiPHS is a project led by the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO) and funded by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation…
CABI’s new Aquaculture and Fisheries Collection provides comprehensive information resource
CABI’s new Aquaculture and Fisheries Collection, launched in January 2025, provides students and those in the industry with the very latest and comprehensive information to help support sustainable practices in aquaculture. The resource, now available on the CABI Digital Library, covers information on aspects of aquaculture and fisheries including clams,…
Meet Patrice the PhD student from Burundi helping to tackle one of the world’s most invasive and noxious weeds
The Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences (MATE) and CABI are co-supervising a new PhD student who is helping to tackle common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) which is one of the world’s most invasive and noxious weeds, writes Dr Stefan Toepfer and Wayne Coles. Patrice Nduwayo, from the University of…