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Building Bridges - Volume 2 No 1: Biotechnology, biosafety and environment in sub-Saharan Africa
Regional Agricultural and Environmental Initiatives Network- Africa (RAEIN-Africa)
January - June 2006
FANRPAN acknowledges RAEIN-Africa as the source of this publication: www.raein-africa.org
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Contents
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Editorial
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On-going research activities
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Study on the Distribution of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in Selected Southern African Countries
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Sorghum and its wild relatives: Ecological implications in the event of a release of transgenic (herbicide/Bt) Sorghum in the SADC region
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Studying the genetic variations of pearl millets and cowpeas of Namibia: A primer to agricultural biodiversity conservation and associated environment policies formulation
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Screening for presence Transgenic Zea Mays (GM maize) in Tanzania using a combination of DNA and Protein based techniques
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Public awareness in biotechnology & biosafety
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Status of Biotechnology and Biosafety in Tanzania
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Status of Awareness on Biotechnology in Swaziland
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News - regional
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From the journalists’ stables
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News - international
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Summary of main issues of COP/MOP-3
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Opinion and analysis
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Agriculture, Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs): Challenges and
Opportunities for Food Security and Environmental Health in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Why do we need to label genetically modified (GM) food products? Facts for South African consumers
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Food for thought
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