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The future of the world cocoa economy depends on the availability of a broad range of genetic diversity of cacao to breed for disease and pest resistance, for quality and for adaptation to local environments.

CacaoNet aims to optimize the conservation and use of cacao genetic resources, as the foundation of a sustainable cocoa economy (from farmers through research to consumers), by coordinating and strengthening the conservation and related research efforts of a worldwide network of public and private sector stakeholders.

   

 
What's New

22nd of December 2009:  16th ICRC

Following the 16th International Cocoa Research Conference held in bali (16-21 November 2009), the conservation strategy page was created.

 

 23rd of March2009

The Steering Committee met in Port of Spain on the 23rd of March. Documents related to this meeting are now available.

COPAL Cocoa Reseach Conference abstracts (related to CacaoNet)

 

 
20th May 2008: The final report of the Reading consultation meeting is now available and can be accessed here
 
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