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CABI

CABI

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Wallingford, Oxfordshire 47,302 followers

Tackling food insecurity, inequality and environmental challenges through agricultural science and knowledge-sharing.

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CABI is a not for profit, intergovernmental organization that improves people's lives worldwide by providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment. International Development | Bioscience Research | Scientific Publishing

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http://www.cabi.org
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Non-profit Organizations
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1910
Specialties
International Development, Agricultural research, STM publishing, Bioscience, Biodiversity, Food Security, Climate Change, and Agriculture

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    CABI

    47,302 followers

    Excited to be co-convening this important event - the Regenerative Agriculture Forum 🌿 Be part of the conversation that aims to advance regenerative food systems. Join online and in person

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    Global Landscapes Forum (GLF)

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    The land already knows how to heal. And across the world, communities have been showing us the way for generations. Indigenous Peoples, traditional farmers, and local communities have long practiced forms of regeneration that restore soils, protect water, and care for #biodiversity. Today, science is catching up, markets are paying attention and the future of food systems is being rewritten. But accelerating the transition to regenerative agriculture will take trust, shared learning and radical collaboration across sectors, landscapes and value chains. This June, join local and global actors for a new kind of conversation on #agriculture that restores landscapes, strengthens livelihoods and nourishes communities. 📅 23 June 2026 📍 Piracicaba, Brazil 🌎 Online from anywhere in the world 🎟️ Get your tickets now: https://bit.ly/RegenAg2026 Convened by the Sustainable Agriculture Network, Imaflora, the Global Landscapes Forum and CABI #RegenAg2026

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    CABI

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    Keeping our rivers healthy for London Rivers Week! Last week, our Invasive Species Management team ran a stall along the River Lee Navigation to engage with local families and residents on natural solutions for keeping rivers healthy. The children particularly enjoyed designing their own weevil biocontrol agent whilst learning about how our floating pennywort weevils are being used to manage floating pennywort sustainably on the River Lee. A Thames21 event, in collaboration with Stonebridege Lock Coalition and Thames Water, hosted by Canal & River Trust #LondonRiversWeek2026

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    CABI

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    Biological control is expanding across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, but awareness, access to knowledge, and practical tools are not keeping pace. On 11th June, we're hosting a free online webinar bringing together researchers, practitioners, and institutions across the region to share what's working and where the gaps are. 📅 11 June 2026 🕐 11am BST / 12pm AST / 1pm EEST / 3.30pm IST 💻 Online via Zoom Register here: https://ow.ly/FzvI50Z5Cj8 Organised in partnership with International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet) and King Faisal University

    • Advancing Biological Control in Asia, the Middle East and Africa: Knowledge, Practice and Partnership webinar.
  • View organization page for CABI
    CABI

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    Biological control is expanding across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, but awareness, access to knowledge, and practical tools are not keeping pace. On 11th June, we're hosting a free online webinar bringing together researchers, practitioners, and institutions across the region to share what's working and where the gaps are. 📅 11 June 2026 🕐 11am BST / 12pm AST / 1pm EEST / 3.30pm IST 💻 Online via Zoom Register here: https://ow.ly/FzvI50Z5Cj8 Organised in partnership with International Tropical Fruits Network (TFNet) and King Faisal University

    • Advancing Biological Control in Asia, the Middle East and Africa: Knowledge, Practice and Partnership webinar.

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    Ameen Jauhar

    🗣️ Access without extraction! I spent the last week at the ICT4D Conference, in Nairobi, where a lot of focus seemed to be around bettering #data access for developmental sectors. I talked about our work at CABI presenting why data extraction for building #AI systems for “public good”, is antithetical. Why the AI industry status quo of ‘scrape and use first, negotiate or settle later’, threatens the long term sustainability of #datacommons which will be essential to build robust AI models. Instead, we must focus on permissions, agency, lawful data use, and community benefits from whom the data often comes, and how many of these objectives can be accomplished through effective licensing of content. What does this deliver? 🤝🏾Trust built through partnerships, rather than extraction. 📊 Reusability of robust data which is the bedrock of AI models. 🪙 Incentivising creators, publishers and content providers to continue as equal partners in the data commons. The absence of such trust and partnerships renders any impact of AI, suspect and a mere commercial gimmick, not meaningful positive impact.

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    CABI

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    In Uganda, over 1.3 million foodborne illness cases are diagnosed every year. More than 60% are linked to fresh and perishable foods, the parts of the food chain where women do most of the work. New research, supported by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) and our PlantwisePlus programme, finds that while Uganda's agrifood policies mention gender, few address the structural barriers that limit women's access to resources, training, and decision-making. Women's influence on the policies that govern food safety is rated as weak or very weak across the board. Uganda is currently developing a National Food Safety Policy. The research argues that's an opportunity, but only if gender is built in from the start, not added as an afterthought. Learn more: https://ow.ly/B3Bc50Z3jgy

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    CABI

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    Across Sri Lanka, farmers can bring sick crops to a clinic for a diagnosis. They arrive with leaves, samples, and questions. A trained plant doctor examines them, gives a diagnosis, and issues a prescription. The advice covers what pest or disease is actually present, whether spraying is necessary, and what safer alternatives exist. Clinics also run practical demonstrations on safer pesticide use while promoting integrated pest management as an alternative approach. More than 540 clinics now operate across the country, run through government and local institutions. They're held in accessible locations, often markets. And the data from every consultation feeds back into national pest surveillance.

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