the-star.co.ke·4 min read·medium
How young African innovators are turning biodiversity into businesses that solve Africa's challenges
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Young African innovators are participating in a bootcamp to transform local biodiversity into sustainable business solutions for nutrition and agriculture. One example includes a Ugandan researcher developing a nutritious drink from overlooked Owelo berries to combat childhood malnutrition.
Th e Biobased Innovation and Entrepreneurship Boot campers at ICIPE during their research period/ HANDOUT
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