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CABI highlights support for just and inclusive transition to sustainable food systems at COP29

Biological control of blueweed

Blueweed, Echium vulgare, is a biennial plant native to Europe and Asia that has become a problematic weed in pasture and rangelands of North America where it is classed as noxious. Biological control can be used to help manage the weed. CABI has been tasked with identifying and studying specialist natural enemies from Europe and Asia that can be potentially introduced into North America as biological control agents.

CABI joins continental level partnership to support development of African Soil Information Systems

CABI showcases Horizon Scanning Tool and Invasive Species Compendium at COP16

CABI attends pre-COP 29 workshop to help better understand agriculture’s climate reporting mechanisms

One Health Hub

The One Health Hub is a knowledge, evidence, and learning platform that promotes a cross-sectoral One Health agenda encompassing human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health. It identifies gaps in knowledge, analyses evidence, and helps to shape policies for a more interconnected approach to health. The platform works with global and regional organizations to help mainstream a One Health approach in sustainable development. It also supports global development initiatives by helping them to embed One Health thinking in their programming. The One Health Hub is managed by CABI with funding from UK International Development from the UK government, and works in partnership with the Juno Evidence Alliance.