
The Global Participatory Quinoa Research Fund
Help us sow seeds of agricultural and nutritional resilience.
Support Our Global Participatory Quinoa Research Fund
Smallholder farmers in Rwanda, Malawi, and Kenya are adding quinoa to their farm rotations to increase agrobiodiversity and improve household food security and nutrition status. Our research team at Washington State University in the Sustainable Seed Systems Lab is supporting these farmers by developing regionally-adapted quinoa varieties that are high in protein and minerals. The Global Participatory Quinoa Research Fund will directly finance i) on-farm participatory research that is critical to variety development and ii) educational workshops on quinoa production, processing, and consumption.
Your gift today supports the work of QuinoaHub in collaboration with Sustainable Seed System Lab, collaborating farmers, and partner institutions in these efforts. Help us sow seeds of agricultural and nutritional resilience.
Listen and watch Cedric Habiyaremye's TED Talk 2020 where he discusses his personal reflections on life in Rwanda during the mid-nineties, and how quinoa can be used to combat hunger and malnutrition.

From Hunger Survivor to Hunger Fighter
Ways to Give
Online
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By mail
Please make your check payable to the WSU Foundation and send to:
Crop and Soil Sciences Office
Attn: Global Participatory Quinoa Research Fund
PO Box 646420
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6420
By phone
We’re happy to process your contribution over the phone.
Please contact our team at +1 (509) 335-6479
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