FAO has just launched an open call for case studies of the use of
agricultural biotechnologies to meet the needs of smallholders in
developing countries. In 2012, FAO published Biotechnologies at Work for
Smallholders [www.fao.org], a collection
of case studies of the applications of biotechnologies to serve the
needs of smallholders in developing countries.

To build upon, complement and update this publication, FAO intends to
publish a new set of case studies of the applications of agricultural
biotechnologies to solve the problems that constrain smallholder
production systems in developing countries in the crop, forestry,
livestock and fisheries/aquaculture sectors.

FAO invites interested practitioners to submit an abstract (maximum 300
words, in English) of a proposed case study to Agri-Biotechs@fao.org by
15 June 2022.

For more information on the call, see
[www.fao.org]