Only projects, dates and outcomes we can source are shown. Partners also include MALFFB and DARD, PHAMA Plus, USP, IAC, Manaaki Whenua, NGOs and producer groups.[19]
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Sources on this page
Markers [n] refer to these.
- VARTC website, History (2016)
- MALFFB — Vanuatu Agriculture Research Technical Center (brief history)
- V. Lebot CV (ISRC 2013)
- ICOS — Cocoflux station VU-Coc (Saraoutou coconut plantation)
- Labouisse et al. 2004, OCL — coconut improvement in Vanuatu 1962–2002
- ACIAR final report LPS/2014/037 (2021)
- VARTC website, Cocoa Program (2016)
- SPC, Jan 2020 — Pacific Seeds for Life: yam breeding in Vanuatu
- SPC, Aug 2023 — Seed champions in Vanuatu
- FAO 2013 — Climate Change and Agriculture in Vanuatu
- VARTC website, Coconut Section (2016)
- European Commission Audiovisual Service, Jun 2016 — visit of Commissioner Neven Mimica (Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0)
- Labouisse & Lahva, Status of coconut genetic resources research in Vanuatu
- Dept of Climate Change (DoCC), May 2026 — CFF monitoring visit
- Crop Trust 2021 — Global Strategy for Yam Genetic Resources
- Vanuatu Daily Post, 11 Jun 2020 — FSAC and VARTC
- VARTC website, Root Crops Section (2016)
- VARTC Act [CAP 286], Laws of the Republic of Vanuatu, Consolidated Edition 2006 (FAOLEX PDF)
- VARTC website, Partnerships (2016)