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Resilience to climate change through the use of bioproducts
Start Date:
01/10/2023
End Date:
01/11/2027
Description
The current project proposes the integration of beneficial fungi including HEP, HAP, and HFMA to enhance maize crop production (+5%) and resilience to climate change, with benefits including a reduction in the use of agrochemicals (50%), pest and disease control, increased drought tolerance, and carbon sequestration in the soil.
Iniciative Type
Action scope
Multicountry
Evaluated
No
Stage
Implementation- Ongoing
Temporalidad
Short-term
Number of Years
4 - Year -s
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Budget in USD
Budget in USD
$200,000.00
Counterpart Budget
$468,500.00
Total Budget
$668,500.00
Annual Average Budget
$0.00
| Financing Sources | Financing Types |
|---|---|
| FONTAGRO | Development aid |
| MPI: New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries | Development aid |
Institutions
| Institutions | Institutions rols |
|---|---|
| AGROSAVIA: Colombian Agricultural Research Corporation | Execution and operation |
| INTA: National Institute of Agricultural Technology (Argentina) | Execution and operation |
| INBIOTEC: Institute for Biodiversity and Biotechnology Research (Argentina) | Execution and operation |
| UNQUI: National University of Quilmes (Argentina) | Execution and operation |
| AgResearch | Execution and operation |
| FENALCE: National Federation of Cereal, Legume and Soybean Growers (Colombia) | Execution and operation |
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