THE Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (Searca) is capacitating public servants of Oriental Mindoro on agribiotechnology.
Searca Center Director Glenn Gregorio said that through the center's project titled "Pilot Testing of Training Module on Biotechnology for Public Servants," provincial governments are strengthened and their knowledge enhanced to promote the use and acceptance of modern biotechnology more effectively.
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