| # | Name | Email | Comments |
|---|
| 801 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 802 | Jaumer Ricaurte | jricaurte@cgiar.org | CIAT (a CGIAR) have help to tropical countries to:
increase crop production
improve technology
know the environments
strength people capacities
Its international vision is necesary on high activity to improve concepts, technologies and vision as a complement to individual and regional countries. |
| 803 | Mathias Lorieux | m.lorieux@gmail.com | |
| 804 | lewis araujo | l.araujo@cgiar.org | Decreased support to the system will lead to dramatic and far-reaching decreases in worldwide food production, thereby contributing to a destabilization of geopolitical relationships and a general decline in human well-being |
| 805 | Mariano Mejia | mariano.mejia@cgiar.org | Poverty and hunger = violence, wars, desasters |
| 806 | Maria Carolina Gonzalez Rojas | c.gonzalez@cgiar.org | |
| 807 | Roosevelt H. Escobar-Pérez | r.escobar@cgiar.org | |
| 808 | German Plata | platyias@yahoo.com | |
| 809 | Beatriz Narvaez | b.narvaez@cgiar.org | I would like that you reconsider your decision of not making more contributions to the CGIAR for research in agriculture, when problems like poverty and hunger are still huge concerns for the humanity. Thank you in advance for considering our request. |
| 810 | Mario Rengifo Rodas | m.rengifo@cgiar.org | |
| 811 | Andres Felipe Rangel Becerra | arangel@pflern.uni-hannover.de | One of the most important issues of the CGIAR system during the last 30 to 35 years has been the trainning and preparation of qualified profetionals from developed countries to meet the research necesities in their own countries keeping a high international level of research, I wonder how will be that achieved for the new generation of profetionals in a globalized world, whitout the CGIAR system? |
| 812 | María Celia Lima | clima@cgiar.org | |
| 813 | Mark Lundy | mlundy1@gmail.com | |
| 814 | FANCISCO ORLANDO MILLAN | o.millan@cgiar.org | |
| 815 | Diana | telomeos79@yahoo.com | I agree that cuting on the CGIAR funding will affect negatively the capacity to produce food, mainly in the developing countries. |
| 816 | Wolfgang H. Pfeiffer | wpfeiffer@cgiar.org | |
| 817 | Glenn Hyman | glennhyman@gmail.com | We need agricultural research for developing world smallholder farmers now more than ever. |
| 818 | Diana Alejandra Gil A. | d.a.gil@cgiar.org | |
| 819 | Sandra Kelly | kellys@agr.gc.ca | Biologist |
| 820 | Ryan Brown | rbrown@ucdavis.edu | |
| 821 | Dr. Zachary Larson-Rabin | zmlarson@wisc.edu | |
| 822 | Jeremy Turner | jez@jturnerphotography.com | |
| 823 | Remi Lefebvre | lefebvre.remi@gmail.com | |
| 824 | Cristina Uribe | uribe.cristina@gmail.com | |
| 825 | Hans Dieter Hess | dieter.hess@alp.admin.ch | |
| 826 | Michael J. Thomson | m.thomson@cgiar.org | |
| 827 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 828 | Paula Bramel | p.bramel@cgiar.org | As a US Citizen, working for the CGIAR, I fully support this petition. I am very concerned about this cut and its implication to the efforts of the CGIAR and its partners to alleviate poverty. I am concerned that my tax dollars are not being used to both address emergency food needs and future food needs through agricultural research. |
| 829 | Harald Menzi | harald.menzi@shl.bfh.ch | |
| 830 | Thierry Marcel | thmarcel@hotmail.com | Dr. Thierry C. MARCEL
Wageningen UR Plant Breeding |
| 831 | Leah Goldfarb | leah.goldfarb@yahoo.com | As a US citizen, I would like my government maintaining or increasing funding levels to international scientific organizations that have a track record in improving human well-being. The GCIAR is such an organization; they can be credited with poverty reduction and improving food security in developing countries through agricultural research. |
| 832 | Walter Bowen | wbowen@ufl.edu | |
| 833 | Donald M. Waller | dmwaller@wisc.edu | Past-President, Society for the Study of Evolution
Professor of Botany & Environmental Studies
University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| 834 | Caitilyn Allen | cza@plantpath.wisc.edu | As a professor of Plant Pathology I know that CGIAR scientists' work is critically important for food yields in the developing world. These tremendously efficient centers do work that is done nowhere else, and already operate on shoestring budgets. |
| 835 | Manuele Tamo | m.tamo@cgiar.org | |
| 836 | Jill Stevenson-Paulik | jill.stevenson@basf.com | |
| 837 | Rachid Hanna | r.hanna@cgiar.org | I am a US citizen working for the CGIAR in Africa. I fully spport the content of this petition. |
| 838 | Carol M. Stiff | carol@kitchencultureEducation.org | |
| 839 | Andrea Carvajal | a.carvajal@cgiar.org | |
| 840 | Carlos E. Lascano | clascano@corpoica.org.co | I want to express my support to the petition to USAID of maintaining core support to the CG given the importance of agriculture research to ensure food security in developing countries exposed to climate change and to competition of agriculture land for bio-fuel production. |
| 841 | Anonymous | Anonymous | |
| 842 | Y. Tony Lee | tony545@comcast.net | |
| 843 | Jami Grossfield | jerdiest@juno.com | |
| 844 | Richard McCloskey | rjm76@cornell.edu | |
| 845 | Helena Pachon | h.pachon@cgiar.org | |
| 846 | Christina Nyhus | cmn32@cornell.edu | |
| 847 | Paul Esker | pde@plantpath.wisc.edu | As a researcher who is building collaborations with one of the CGIAR centers, the proposed cuts would limit our ability to pursue scientific endeavors. |
| 848 | MICHAEL DESSALINES | agrmike2@yahoo.com | |
| 849 | Juan Pablo Pena-Rosas | jpenarosas@cdc.gov | |
| 850 | Jesse Dubin | hjdubin@comcast.net | To cut the CGIAR budget support at this time is extremely myopic. It is critical for USAID to reverse this decision. |