Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana
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Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana
Summary
Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana is an institute[1].
Key Facts
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's field of work was food processing[2].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's field of work was fiber plant[3].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's field of work was sustainable development[4].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's field of work was soil fertility[5].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana was a member of Ghanaian Academic and Research Network[6].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana is located in Northern Region[7].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana is located in Upper East Region[8].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana is located in Upper West Region[9].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana is in the country of Ghana[10].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's instance of is recorded as institute[11].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's location is recorded as Northern Region[12].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's location is recorded as Upper East Region[13].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's official website is recorded as http://sari.csir.org.gh/[14].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Government of Ghana[15].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's short name is recorded as SARI[16].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's partnership with is recorded as United States Agency for International Development[17].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's Ringgold ID is recorded as 108307[18].
- Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's ROR ID is recorded as 037mfwg75[19].
Body
Identity
Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana's short name is recorded as SARI[16].
Industry
Fields of work include food processing[2], an academic discipline[20]; fiber plant[3]; sustainable development[4], a type of policy[21]; and soil fertility[5], a metric[22].