University of Wales, Bangor Grant

Organization - University of Wales, Bangor
Grant Amount - $159,706
Foundation - Rockefeller Foundation
Grant Purpose - toward the costs of using farmer participatory approaches to develop and disseminate new drought-tolerant rice varieties to poor farmers in eastern India, in collaboration with Birsa Agricultural University and the Gramin Vikas Trust


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Birsa Agricultural University - $116,287 from the Rockefeller Foundation - toward the costs of using farmer participatory approaches to develop and disseminate new drought-tolerant rice varieties to poor farmers in eastern India, in collaboration with the Gramin Vikas Trust and the University of Wales

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