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The CCARDESA Secretariat, through the Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA), has been supporting the domestication of Harmonized Seed Regulatory System (HSRS) among implementing countries to facilitate exchange of germplasm between scientists who have a responsibility to increase availability of improved varieties within the region.
Please, follow the link below to read more about the first dialogue under APPSA Phase 2 on domestication of the SADC harmonized seed regulatory system, hosted in Johannesburg, South Africa.
https://www.ccardesa.org/appsa-countries-discuss-domestication-sadc-har…
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APPSA countries discuss domestication of the SADC harmonised seed regulatory system | CCARDESA<https://www.ccardesa.org/appsa-countries-discuss-domestication-sadc-har…;
Agricultural productivity relies significantly on increased availability and access to quality seed. Free trade and movement of seeds between borders within the region has the potential to positively impact over 70% of the region's population that depends on agriculture for food, income, and employment.
www.ccardesa.org
The CCARDESA Secretariat, through the Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA), has been supporting the domestication of Harmonized Seed Regulatory System (HSRS) among implementing countries to facilitate exchange of germplasm between scientists who have a responsibility to increase availability of improved varieties within the region.
Please, follow the link below to read more about the first dialogue under APPSA Phase 2 on domestication of the SADC harmonized seed regulatory system, hosted in Johannesburg, South Africa.
https://www.ccardesa.org/appsa-countries-discuss-domestication-sadc-har…
Thank you,
APPSA countries discuss domestication of the SADC harmonised seed regulatory system | CCARDESA<https://www.ccardesa.org/appsa-countries-discuss-domestication-sadc-har…;
Agricultural productivity relies significantly on increased availability and access to quality seed. Free trade and movement of seeds between borders within the region has the potential to positively impact over 70% of the region's population that depends on agriculture for food, income, and employment.
www.ccardesa.org
