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Digital Development
Our Digital Development team works across the world to help harness the power of digital tools, data, information and ICTs to support international development.
Project Development
Our Project Development team works with our scientists to develop project proposals and respond to tenders from donors. Three members of the team are based at our Corporate Office in Wallingford, two are based at our UK Centre in Egham and the sixth team member is based in our South Asia centre in Pakistan.
Marketing
Our Marketing team is dedicated to promoting the wealth of work undertaken by CABI. Through our website, press releases, newsletters, exhibitions and marketing campaigns, we are able to communicate effectively CABI’s latest news, events and achievements to our audiences.
Publishing Sales
Our services and products, resources and expertise are invaluable to modern industry, global agriculture and environmental programmes. Our Sales team works closely with our customers to ensure they have continued access to the most relevant and up-to-date scientific information available.
Contact publishing sales: sales@cabi.org
IT
Our IT specialists create innovative technology-based products, designed to enable scientific knowledge to be available in accessible and usable formats.
Finance
Our Finance team is responsible for strategic financial management and liaises with global Finance Managers to facilitate corporate accounting and reporting.
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Centre News & Blogs
Scientists say the “plant world” needs to come out and claim its place at the One Health table
10th April 2025
CABI Member Countries come together to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing humanity
USD $106bn finance gap in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia agricultural business
Related projects
African Crop Epidemiology System (ACES)
The increasing frequency and severity of pest (insects, pathogens and weeds) outbreaks are causing huge crop losses in Sub Saharan Africa. Reducing such losses requires the application of robust plant protection measures at farmers’ levels. Pest-mediated crop losses exceed 50% in both West and East Africa, but losses in northwest Europe stand at only approximately 18%. The development and implementation of an efficient, resilient and integrated plant protection system, that is guided by effective surveillance and forecasting of outbreaks, will help provide a timely and effective response and is expected to narrow the yield gap in many countries.
Start:19/11/19 -End:31/05/21
