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The recently concluded CFS meeting of the FAO has produced policy recommendations that identify the various matters related to ensuring developing countries' access to AI and other technologies toward building food security around the globe.
The EU’s demand that Indonesia implement UPOV 1991 is extremely troubling as UPOV 1991 offers an inflexible legal framework that severely restricts farmers’ rights, especially their right to freely use, save, exchange and sell farm-saved seeds.
The government still tends to scapegoat companies for not supporting its price stabilization measures, while the main blame should be put on its utterly poor institutional capacity to implement the erratic measures.
