Contemporary approaches in plant genetic resources conservation and use
12 Apr 2010 - 30 Apr 2010
Location: Wageningen
Organisation: Wageningen International

 The overall objective of the training programme is to enhance participants’ capabilities to deal with the management of genetic resources activities and programmes. In addition, relevant policies regarding genetic resources will receive special attention. The course programme aims for participants and facilitators to exchange experiences and to enhance understanding of effective approaches towards the conservation and sustainable use of genetic resources in agriculture.

The programme consists of two three-week courses offered in parallel sessions: (1) Genetic resource policies and genetic resource management strategies, and (2) Integrated and participatory approaches in agrobiodiversity management. Additionally, one-day workshops on special topics are organised in which the participants of both courses will join.

Based on professional interests and institutional needs, participants have to make a choice in which course to participate. Preference for course needs to be indicated on the online application form. You can indicate this under “What is the practical use of this course for your  work?” After definite selection in March 2010, Wageningen International will make the final programme known.

Apply online here

Please note that the NFP deadline mentioned on the online application form is incorrect. Due to technical difficulties, we are currently unable to alter them. The deadline as mentioned below is the correct one.

Fee: € 3500
Application deadlines: With NFP funding - 1 Novemer 2009
With other funding - 12 March 2010
Course brochure: Word format
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If you experience any problems applying online or downloading documents, please do not hesitate to contact us at: training.wi@wur.nl

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