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Capacity Building at the National Center of Specialization (NCoS) for Dryland Cereals and associated crops
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West Africa Agriculture Productivity Program
Flagship program and a regional model of cooperation in WA 13 countries involved Generate and disseminate improved technologies
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NCoS Composition Coordinating agency: ISRA CORAF Lead: CERAAS ENSA
BAME CNRA ITA SNRASP
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Research Team 83 researchers and lecturers: 53 PhD and 30 Master
CERAAS, 8 PhD and 4 Master CNRA of Bambey, 12 PhD and 5 Master BAME, 8 PhD and 3 Master ITA, 7 PhD and 8 Master ENSA, 18 PhD and 10 Master No NCoS Scientists participating in projects 71 researchers and extension agents 11 lecturers from Universities (UCAD, UASZ) 43 researchers from National and international institutions
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Mandate and Objectives
Develop technologies and knowledge for improving the agricultural productivity of dryland cereals and associated crops value chains in Senegal and West Africa Objectives for reaching a Regional Center of Excellence Generate technologies that allow 15% increase of agriculture productivity Build strong research teams Develop research projects ISO certification of the component labs (CERAAS, ITA, CNRA) Capacity development of researchers and students Build strong partnerships witth CGIAR and ARIs Regional research planning Set up a functional governance
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31 Projects Supported Entomology Agro-climatology Crop modeling
Soil fertility Physiology Genetic diversity Genetics and breeding Economics
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Capacity building: WAAPP support
PHD and Masters Up to 250 nationals ISRA, ITA staff and students SN universities, WACCI, Montpellier SupAgro, Gembloux, UCR, U. Londrina (Brazil), WAAPP-Togo PHD (breeding), Master (Seed technology)
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Capacity building: DAAD support
Regional level: Since 2002 Currently 12 PHD, 17 Masters 29 PhD, 57 Master from12 African countries
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Short Term regional training
Genetic diversity, Breeding, Molecular markers DC CRP, IRD, CIRAD 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Genome sequencing 2017 IRD, CIRAD Physiology, crop modeling 2012, 2017; CIRAD
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Short term visit Mali (1), Benin (2), Togo(1)Cameroun (1), Burkina Faso (3), Ivory Cost (2) Scientists and students Generate molecular data
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Partnerships with CGIAR and ARIs
Partnership with ICRISAT Physiological basis of crop responses to drought PhD student Nouhoun Belko (18 months), Halimé Huissein (12 months) Training of Scientists Bassirou Sine (6 months), Marème Niang Belko (6 months), Hodo-Abalo Tossim (3 months) Molecular breeding Le partenariat avec l’ICRISAT est un partenariat particulièrement productif d’un point de vue scientifique sur des thématiques communes physio, et molecular breeding. Il existe aussi un important échange scientique avec l’accueil à l’ICRISAT de PhD et de Chercheurs
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Feed the Future Initiative
Molecular genetics at KSU, UCR
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MoU with OCRI – CAAS.: 2 DAAD PhD (Benin, Comores island)
NCoS :Partnership with CGIAR and ARIs MoU with OCRI – CAAS.: 2 DAAD PhD (Benin, Comores island) MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
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Hub of IBP for CORAF Training sessions of breeders in Burkina, Niger, Mali, Ghana, Senegal etc.
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IAVAO: Breeding network
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IAVAO Capacity Building
Short terms during annual meetings High throughput phenotyping (drought, grain quality), breeding approaches. Breeders network: Workshop 6-9 March Evaluate breeding and advanced populations Oncology, IP and exchange, BMS, experimental design 35 participants, breeders (sorghum, millet, cowpea, peanut, fonio, sesame) NARS, Seed producers, SMIL, Danforth center, CIRAD, CGs?
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ISO Certification of labs
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