The project is implemented through a partnership between Bioversity International [1] (grant manager), the International Foundation for Science (IFS; Sweden [2]), the African Network for Agriculture, Agroforestry and Natural Resources Education (ANAFE; Kenya [3]), and three African universities: Africa University [4] (Zimbabwe), Laboratory of Agricultural Biodiversity and Tropical Plant Breeding (LAAPT; Benin [5]), and University of Nairobi (Kenya).
Three additional organizations are key collaborators in carrying out project activities: Excel Hort Consult Ltd [6] (Uganda), Global Horticulture Initiative [7] (GlobalHort; Germany), and West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development [8] (CORAF/WECARD; Senegal).
The project is supported by the ACP Science & Technology Programme, implemented by the ACP Secretariat [9]and funded by the European Union, with co-financing from project partners and the CGIAR Research Programmes on Policies Institutions and Markets [10] (PIM) and Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security [11] (CCAFS).
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