EVA – The European Evaluation Network for Plant Genetic Resources

Established by ECPGR in 2019, EVA brings together diverse stakeholders of PGRFA in Europe to improve our knowledge of the diversity of genetic plant material held in European genebanks and make them accessible for use in breeding and research. 

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New recipe book: rediscovering traditional Brassica varieties across cultures

The EU-funded BrasExplor project gathered traditional and original recipes featuring cabbages, turnips and other Brassica vegetables from across…

UK in situ crop wild relatives data now available on EURISCO

The UK National Inventory on EURISCO now includes data on 1,248 in situ CWR populations of potential importance for breeding and research

Boosting the EVA Networks: a new expansion to legumes and perennial crops

A new project funded by the German Ministry for Food and Agriculture will build on previous successes of the European Evaluation Network (EVA) to…

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The Plant Genetic Resources Strategyfor Europe sets ambitious goals and actionable steps for conservation and use by 2030.

Genetic Resources Journal

An open-access, peer-reviewed journal publishing research, methods, case studies, reviews and opinions on genetic resource use and conservation, supported by ECPGR and ERFP.
Submit your manuscript at: www.GenResJ.org

Crop wild relatives in EURISCO

The project is endowing the European region with a centralized, public and web-searchable inventory of passport data for in situ CWR priority populations. 
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Our  vision
The widest plant diversity is preserved for sustainable agriculture,
food security and quality
 

Our mission
European Network to promote conservation, management and sustainable use
of plant genetic diversity

AEGIS

A European Genebank Integrated
System

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EURISCO

European Search Catalogue
for Plant Genetic Resources

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EVA

European Evaluation
Network

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PRO-GRACE: Promoting a Plant Genetic Resources Community for Europe

ECPGR is part of PRO-GRACE, a EU-funded project to develop the concept for a novel European Research Infrastructure dedicated to cataloguing, describing, safeguarding and enhancing European plant genetic resources for food and agriculture.

ECPGR is leading WP5 (Research Infrastructure concept, social and regulatory aspects, governance and financial plan), which will define what the proposed Research Infrastructure (RI) will look like by providing a technical analysis of the current RI ecosystem, identifying its main stakeholders, promoters and users, and establishing its services, structure, governance and financial plan.


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