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    CropLife Hopes for Wider Herbicide use in Africa

    CropLife Foundation is working to build support for herbicide use in Africa. One concern is the level of donor backing for infrastructure in Africa, says Leonard Gianessi.

    By Rahilla Zafar // 06 April 2009

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    CropLife Foundation is working to build support for herbicide use in Africa. One concern is the level of donor backing for infrastructure in Africa, says Leonard Gianessi, director of CropLife Foundation's Crop Protection Research Institute. Another is funding to strengthen weed science education, he adds.

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        Rahilla Zafar served as a former Devex fellow in Washington, D.C., from April to July 2008 after returning from Afghanistan, where she worked for the International Organization for Migration and the NATO-led mission. Her writing has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, the Guardian and Knowledge@Wharton. Rahilla has a bachelor's in public policy from DePaul University and a master's in social policy and planning in developing countries from the London School of Economics.

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