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News Release Archive by Year

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• 2000
• 1999
• 1998
• 1997

News Release Archive by Theme

• About CIAT
• Farmer Participatory Research
• Food Crops
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• Global Warming
• Institutional Developments
• Sustainable Farming
• Technological Advances
• Partnerships

News Release Archive by Year

2008

• Partnership with TTDI to Enhance Cassava Production and Farmer Livelihoods in Thailand
  May

• US Patent Office Rejects US Company's Patent Protection for Bean Commonly Grown by Latin American Farmers
  May

• Research Examines Seed-Aid Effectiveness
  May
  

• Dr. Hawtin Continues as CIAT DG
  April

• Colombia Ships Seeds of Staple Food Crops to the
  Svalbard Global Seed Vault for Safeguarding
  January

2007

• The Rural Innovation Institute Foundation Will not Continue
  October

• CIAT Appoints New Interim Director General
  September

• Restructuring Research at CIAT to Better Address New Challenges
  March

• Farms Will Now Produce Biofuels: Innovative Project Carried Out by CIAT to Empower Small Farmer
  January

2006

• "Where Will This Crop Grow?" A Computer Program Can Now Tell Us: Homologue™ Was Created by CIAT Experts
  October

2005

• Club del Moko: A Campaign to Save Plantain
  March

2001

• Canadian Anthropologist and Research Manager Chosen to Lead CIAT
  January

• CIAT Challenges US Patent on Mexican Bean (RAFI news release)
  January

2000

• Information Tool Kit Will Help Improve Environmental Management in Central America
  December

1999

• Farmers' Knowledge Meets Formal Science: A People-centered Strategy for Combating Poverty and Environmental Destruction in Tropical Hillsides
  October

• Scientists & Farmers Are Revolutionizing Tropical Hillside Agriculture: Goals Are to Raise Incomes, Prevent Ecological Disasters
  October

• The Road to Peace for Rural Communities in Colombia
  February

1998

• Scientists Apply High-tech Tools in Emergency Planning for Rehabilitation of Agriculture in Honduras and Nicaragua
  December

• In Face of Extreme Poverty Across Latin America, Sustainable Farming Offers Viable Alternatives to Narcotics Trade
  October

• Latin America's Farmer-researchers
  October

• Tuning Up the Orchestra of Hillside Development
  October 1998

• Report Outlines Massive Growth and Latest Figures on Bean, Rice Production across Latin America
  September

• Rice and Beans in Latin America: A Summary Report on the Economic Impact of Improved Varieties
  September

• Visiting Scientist to Explore Benefits of Bean Research as Tool for Combating Poverty and Environmental Destruction
  September

• Colombia Renews Collaborative Agreement with CIAT
  August

• African Grasses May Slow Global Warming While Boosting Food Production
  May

• Computerized Atlas Will Help Reduce Environmental Destruction in Latin America and the Caribbean
  May

• From Gas-guzzlers to Grass Grazers: What Is the Greenhouse Effect and How Is Human Activity Altering It?
  May

• Why an Environmental Atlas?
  May

1997

• Improved Varieties of a Versatile Root Crop Link Rural People to Profitable Industries and Export Markets in Southeast Asia
  May

• Science Centers Declare Victory Against Top Cassava Enemy, Protecting "Staff of Life" for World's Poor
  May

• Cassava in Southeast Asia: From Hard Times to Modern Times
  March