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Membership |
As decided by the General Assembly of the VEGINET
on November 11, 2009, the membership of the
VEGINET will be open to organizations/institutions
and individual scientists actively engaged in
Vegetable and related R&D, Technology Development,
Protection and Processing, Marketing, Planning and
Policy formulation and management.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE
Member |
Developed
country |
Developing
country |
Institutional
Member |
US$ 1000 |
US$250 |
Member |
US$100 |
US$25 |
Founder member |
US$50 |
US$12.50 |
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INR 600/- |
PAYMENT MODEThe Payment be made by Bank Demand
Draft or Cheque in favour of Dr. Prem Nath
Agricultural Science Foundation (Project – VEGINET),
SB. A/C No. 0417101040780 (for Rupees) or SB A/C No.
0417101039815 (for USD) and payable at Canara Bank,
Vyalikaval, Bangalore – 560 003, Karnataka, INDIA.
RESOURCE GENERATION
MMobilize adequate financial resources for support
of joint projects at institutions in the VEGINET.
This could be done from contribution of countries,
bilateral and multilateral agencies for developing
strategic plans, external funding, including public
and private sectors.
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Mandate & Strategy of VEGINET |
- Help identify priority areas for Development
Research and formulate joint programmes of action
to improve human competence to production,
protection, processing marketing, distribution and
better use of vegetables and other perishable
produce as dietary components.
- Help developing countries to formulate policy,
design strategy and programmes of action
nationally, inter-regionally and globally to
increase availability of vegetables in a
sustainable manner.
- Using the existing Centers of Excellence build
inter-institutional and inter-country networks to
solve specific problems of mutual interest. The
joint projects for solution of these problems
should include professional bodies of scientists
and technologists and associations of farmers,
traders and industrialists. This will accelerate
use of research results.
- Facilitate creation of National and Regional
Technology Exchanges for collection, retrieval,
and dissemination of knowledge to the users.
- Encourage, promote and facilitate
international scientific and technological
cooperation through exchange of personnel.
- A publication exchange programme should be
developed for newsletters, journals, reports,
pamphlets and books in specific areas of Vegetable
Science & Technology and related areas for
institutions to help maintain closer links between
them.
- Provide assistance in building of new
institutions and strengthening the existing ones
for inclusion in the VEGINET, to deal with the
problems where they actually exist.
- Promote and strengthen center(s) or special
programmes for human resource development in
management of R&D, DR, institutions and also
technology assessment competence within processing
industries.
- Create and maintain a global directory of
professionals and/or establish a Human Resource
Bank, from which expert consultants can be drawn
by institutions and countries. Similarly, a
directory of equipment manufacturers and suppliers
should also be prepared. This can be covered by
the existing institutions under contract and
financed by advertisements and grants from the
industry or bilateral agencies.
- VEGINET can act as a consultative body on
vegetable science, technology and related economic
matters that have an international or
inter-regional dimension.
- Establish commissions and / or other
functional bodies of VEGINET, to deal with
specific scientific, technological and economic
problems of the vegetable system.
- Take on any other activity to deal with the
problem of vegetable science & technology that
would contribute to raising production, ensure
better crop and product protection and help to
raise farm incomes for improving the quality of
life.
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Management System & Executive Council |
THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM The General Assembly of
VEGINET will be the policy making and programme
planning body. It will have one representative of
each member institution. The Executive Board,
elected by the General Assembly will implement the
decisions taken by the General Assembly and report
to it. The primary duty of the Executive Board will
be to conduct and manage all the official affairs of
VEGINET between meetings of the General Assembly.
This will include such specific responsibilities as
preparation of budget, collection and disbursement
of funds and supervision of its programme of work
and of the VEGINET Secretariat. The Executive Board
will also be authorized to take specific policy
decisions which would be endorsed / ratified by the
General Assembly.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Office |
Name |
Country |
Chairperson |
Dr. Prem Nath |
India |
Adviser |
Mrs. Alison
Hodder |
FAO |
Regional Vice
Chairpersons |
Dr. Ahmed Moustafa
Dr. Michael Boehme
Dr. J.S. Dias
Dr. Ravza Mavlyanova
Dr. Usha R. Palaniswami |
UAE
Germany
Portugal
Uzbekistan
USA |
Secretary General (HQ) |
Dr. Anupam Varma |
India |
Assistant Secretary
General |
Dr.
Aminuzzaman Talukder |
Cambodia |
Treasurer |
Dr. O.P. Dutta |
India |
Member representing
different regions |
Dr. Acram Taji
Dr. O.O. Fadina
Dr. Grisana Linwattana
Dr. Fu. Zetian
Dr. San San Yi |
Australia
Nigeria
Thailand
China
Myanmar |
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