Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International (CABI)

CABI, or the Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International, is a global, not-for-profit organization focused on improving agriculture and the environment through scientific research and knowledge sharing. Established in 1910, CABI works to tackle challenges related to food security, crop protection, and sustainable farming practices by providing evidence-based solutions and expertise to farmers, policymakers, and researchers worldwide.

The organization conducts extensive research on pests, diseases, and invasive species that threaten crops and ecosystems. By developing innovative biological control methods and integrated pest management strategies, CABI helps reduce reliance on harmful chemicals, promoting healthier and more sustainable agricultural systems. Their work also includes the publication of scientific journals, databases, and practical guides that support agricultural development and environmental conservation.

CABI collaborates with governments, international agencies, academic institutions, and local communities to deliver impactful projects across Africa, Asia, and beyond. Through training programs, knowledge exchange, and policy advice, the organization strengthens the capacity of agricultural stakeholders to adapt to changing climates, improve productivity, and protect biodiversity, ultimately contributing to global food security and environmental sustainability.