SciDev.Net

A recent report is a welcome analysis of modern agriculture's future, but it fails to adequately recognise the role of science and technology.

Building public support for genetically modified crops in sub-Saharan Africa means developing a homegrown solution to the region's own needs.

Although GM crops are controversial, they can still play an important role in meeting the world's food needs. But the controversies do highlight the need for a robust regulatory framework.