Last week’s Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development brought together an international community of 1,000 scientists, farmers and policy-makers to forge new ways to end famine and poverty globally.
Delegates were presented with the Montpellier Roadmap at the end of the conference, named after the French city in which the event was held, as a framework to allow science and innovation to meet the needs of farmers and the world’s rural poor.
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