Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
RDE267: Forward look review: opportunities for Defra's crop Genetic Improvement
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This project should draw out the key opportunities for the new GIN Platform for programme evaluation, IP monitoring, data management and possible future funding models, utilising the 10-year GINs review, all relevant information sources and from discussions with contractors and relevant stakeholders.
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This project should draw out the key
This project should draw out the key opportunities for the new GIN Platform for programme evaluation, IP.
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