USDA Agricultural Research Service — USA
Germplasm and true sugarcane seed-related cooperation.
National and International Collaboration
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National and International Collaboration
Strengthening scientific cooperation, institutional partnerships, technology exchange, and training to advance sugarcane research.
Collaboration and Scientific Cooperation
SRDB recognizes international scientific cooperation as an important instrument for accelerating sugarcane research and technological advancement.
Its initiatives seek to bring together agricultural universities, research organizations, sugar mills, public institutions, industry stakeholders, and international partners for collaborative research, innovation, and technology transfer.
International Research Linkages
REDISA — Brazil
International germplasm and research collaboration.
Sugarcane Research Institute (SRI) — China
Sugarcane breeding, variety development, crop improvement, and research cooperation.
CIRAD — Réunion
International research and germplasm-related collaboration.
GXAAS Sugarcane Research Institute — China
Sugarcane Research Institute, Guangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences (GXAAS), Nanning, Guangxi, China.
TAGRM — China
Sugarcane mechanization, agricultural machinery, and modern production technologies.
National Collaboration and Technology Transfer
SRDB coordinates collaborative research projects among universities, research institutes, and sugar mills.
Its work includes scientific seminars, workshops, training programmes, field demonstrations, and capacity building for researchers, agricultural professionals, and farmers.
SRDB seeks to strengthen collaboration with international universities, research organizations, and agricultural technology providers through joint research, exchange of scientists, training, and institutional partnerships.
Capacity Building and Human Resource Development
SRDB emphasizes the development of technical expertise and institutional capacity through professional training, international exposure, scientific exchange, and practical demonstrations.
Its initiatives include specialized training programmes for researchers and agricultural professionals, international knowledge exchange, and the transfer of advanced sugarcane production technologies.
An international training programme on Advanced Sugarcane Production Technologies for the Republic of Sudan was organized in collaboration with leading Pakistani agricultural and research institutions, reflecting SRDB’s commitment to international capacity building and agricultural cooperation.
Institutional Partnership Outlook
SRDB's strategic outlook includes establishing stronger national and international research partnerships, advancing breeding and biotechnology approaches, and strengthening farmer outreach and technology transfer.
Information based on the Brief Profile of SRDB, Punjab, Pakistan.
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