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Peeled cassava resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A cassava plant resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A crop of cassava resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A crop of cassava resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A crop of cassava resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A crop of cassava resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A woman and her child passing through the cassava field in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A cutting of a cassava plant resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region..
A cutting of a cassava plant resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region..
A crop of cassava that is resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
Farmers uprooting a healthy cassava grown from a cutting resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
A worker in the field of a crop of cassava that is resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
FAO staff at work in the field demonstrating healthy cassava plant. Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanaga. Region.
FAO at work in the field with the cassava plant that is resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanaga Region.
A crop of cassava that is resistant to the African cassava mosaic virus.
FAO mission to Kalemie proper, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
Peter Lowrey, Senior Information Officer, FAO, thanking the local team of workers for their commitment to the fight against the African cassava mosaic virus in Kalemie, Tabac Vally, Katanga Region.
A farmer peeling freshly harvested cassava.
The shrunken and discoloured leaves of a cassava plant sick with Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD).
A farmer peeling freshly harvested cassava.
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A tarpaulin with peeled cassava drying under the sun in Kalemie, Tabac Valley, Katanga Region.
FAO Project: OSRO/RAF/610/EC - Assistance to Nutritional Status of Vulnerable Returnee Populations in the African Great Lakes Region Through Mass Propagation and Distribution of Cassava Mosaic Disease-Free Planting Materials. Mass propagation and distribution of Cassava Mosaic Disease (CMD)-free planting materials of improved resistant varieties with technical follow-up and coordination of the activities for the benefit of farming households who have been affected by CMD coupled with complex emergencies or natural disasters such as dry spell.
06/21/2008
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© FAO/Giulio Napolitano
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