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Lebanon-Syria F2R-CWANA Launch - Vimarsana News

Lebanon-Syria F2R-CWANA Launch

The Lebanon and Syria inception meeting of the CGIAR Initiative From Fragility to Resilience in Central and West Asia, and North Africa (F2RCWANA) will take place in Lebanon on the 4th of July.

Source: icarda.org
Egypt-Sudan Workshop CGIAR F2R-CWANA Initiative - Vimarsana News

Egypt-Sudan Workshop CGIAR F2R-CWANA Initiative

CGIAR will kick off its first F2R-CWANA Egypt and Sudan Inception Workshop in Egypt, organized jointly with countries' agricultural research centers (ARC)

Source: icarda.org
Gemini Data Announces Launch of Saas Version of Gemini Explore and Completion of New Funding Round - Vimarsana News

Gemini Data Announces Launch of Saas Version of Gemini Explore and Completion of New Funding Round

Oakland, CA (PRWEB) June 06, 2022 -- Gemini Data, Inc, the creators of the powerful no-code platform to drive mass adoption of graph technologies, has

Source: prweb.com
Ukraine war and the Middle East: Will the wheat crisis bring more food independence? - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war and the Middle East: Will the wheat crisis bring more food independence?

Middle Eastern countries are boosting their food independence to counter the coming wheat shortfall. But despite some encouraging initiatives, existing challenges make food sovereignty almost impossible – for now. Jennifer Holleis reports

Ukraine war and the Middle East: Will the wheat crisis bring more food independence? - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war and the Middle East: Will the wheat crisis bring more food independence?

Middle Eastern countries are boosting their food independence to counter the coming wheat shortfall. But despite some encouraging initiatives, existing challenges make food sovereignty almost impossible – for now. Jennifer Holleis reports