Centre now recognised as a global hub of bee health expertise

The International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (icipe) is pleased to share with you its 2016 Institutional Annual Report.
http://www.icipe.org/system/files_force/AnnualReport2016_webVersion.pdf?download=1

A study by icipe and partners has provided promising leads for the development of ecofriendly strategies to control root-knot nematodes; highly destructive, soil dwelling, microscopic worms that cause up to 100% yield loss in important crops like tomato, pepper and African leafy vegetables.

icipe, Keele University and Harper Adams University (both in the United Kingdom), have received funding from UK Aid through the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) project, to develop novel technologies for the control of bean ower thrips in cowpea and other legumes, as an alternative to insecticides.

The icipe Director General, Dr Segenet Kelemu, is among 30 renowned scientists who have shared their point of view and research,  in mind of the universe, an international vpro documentary series exploring the human destiny and the world of tomorrow through the eyes of the greatest thinkers and scientists of our time.