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The role played by NGOs and churches in regard to Biodiversity and Food Security: The case of Zambia Paper Presented at the National Conference on “Food Security and the Challenge of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)” Muyatwa Sitali, July 2006. Harare, Zimbabwe
Genetically Modified Organisms - GMOs
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| Serious flaws in a Conference on Moral Imperative of Biotechnology | |
| "The surest path toward elimination of hunger and malnutrition is to eliminate poverty and the unjust social structures that underlie it. | |
| These are the root causes of hunger, not lack of sufficient food production. It is neither equitable nor sustainable to talk of increasing food production without addressing food distribution."September 2004 | |
| (Dr.) Roland Lesseps, S.J., Senior Researcher and Instructor, Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre, Lusaka, Zambia. (Dr.) Peter Henriot, S.J., Director, Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection, Lusaka, Zambia. |
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HUNGER, POVERTY AND GMOS – THE ZAMBIAN EXPERIENCE; [Published in SOJOURNERS, April 2004]
Serious Flaws in a Conference on Moral Imperative of Biotechnology; September 2004
Church's Social Teaching and the Ethics of GMOs; Peter Henriot & Roland Lesseps (November 2003)
What is the impact of GMOs on Sustainable agriculture in Zambia?; A Research study sponsored by Kasisi Agricultural Training Centre & JCTR
Government Commended by KATC and JCTR for clear GMO stand; August 2002
Some reflections on the GMO maize debate in Zambia and wide by Pete Henriot
26 August 2002
What is the impact of GMOs on sustainable agriculture in Zambia? PDF A research study Report.
