Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Current and Emerging Threats to Crops (CETC-IL) Stakeholders Workshop at 天美传媒
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A team of Project Investigators from University of Maryland Eastern Shore pays a courtesy call to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Julius Nyabundi (4th from right)
Addressing Global Food Security Challenges through Partnerships and Local Community Engagement聽
天美传媒 (MSU) is a subrecipient of Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Current and Emerging聽Threats to Crops (CETC-IL) project titled: 鈥Addressing Current and Emerging Threats to Crops in the聽Democratic Republic of Congo and Kenya: A Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Approach鈥 in collaboration聽with University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) based on the memorandum of understanding (MOU)聽between the two institutions. MSU is handling the maize subcomponent of the Kenyan project: Maize and聽Mango Postharvest Loss Reduction Strategies to Increase Food Security and Employment of Women and聽Youth in Kisumu, Siaya, and Kitui Counties of Kenya.
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Participants during the Workshop at 天美传媒
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Prof. Behnam Khatabi PI (Principal Investigator) from University of Maryland Easter Shore
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Prof. Caleb Nindo the Principal Investigator from University of Maryland Easter Shore giving his remarks
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Prof. Simon Zebelo Project PI (Principal Investigator ) from University of Maryland Easter Shore
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Prof. Mathews Dida (left) from 天美传媒 participates at the workshop and Dr. Fredrick Aila (right) from 天美传媒
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Dr. Wasike Dean School of Agriculture Food Security and Environmental Sciences, sharing light moments during the workshop
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Dr. Fredrick AIla, Dean School of Business and Economics and the Principal Investigator (PI) giving his reaction.
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Ms Donna Olwenya, a Masters Student in Agricultural Economics at 天美传媒 making her presentation
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A farmer (left) giving her input during the workshop
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Mr. Jacob Chessang a PhD student at 天美传媒 making his presentation
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