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ISAAA’s global knowledge sharing network and public and private sector partnerships in the research and development continuum, provide a powerful combination of science-based information and appropriate technology to those who need to make informed decisions about their acceptance and use. In addition, an array of support services completes the holistic approach to agricultural development and ensures effective implementation and timely delivery of crop biotechnologies. These services include capacity building for policy makers and scientists; regulatory oversight on such issues as biosafety and food safety; and impact assessment.
Overview
Location
Philippines, Laguna, Los Baños
Employees
11-50
Founded date
1991
Mentions in press and media 10
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| Aug 4, 2025 | InEdita Bio on gene editing 2.0: ‘We need to put together plant genetics with microbial genetics’ | CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology—sometimes billed as “programmable DNA scissors”—is still relatively new in the world of plant breeding. But with its speed, precision, and regulatory advantages in some markets at least (enabling more rap... |
| Aug 13, 2021 | Is gene-editing doomed to the same fate as GMOs? Coalition offers alternative path to public trust | Couched as an “invitation” to “scientists, product developers, policymakers, regulators, companies, civil society and consumers,” the principles published in Nature Biotechnology on Monday seek to “build upon lessons learned from the dep... |
| Mar 9, 2021 | Battling Misinformation Wars In Africa: Applying Lessons From GMOs To COVID-19 | People are faced with a lot of misinformation about both GMOs and COVID. Evan Clayburg As the second wave of COVID-19 sweeps across Africa, bringing steep increases in infections and deaths, the battle between facts and conspiracies – espec... |
| Mar 9, 2021 | Battling Misinformation Wars In Africa: Applying Lessons From GMOs To COVID-19 | People are faced with a lot of misinformation about both GMOs and COVID. Evan Clayburg |
| Dec 17, 2020 | Four women-led tech startups in Africa | Ventureburn has created a list of women-led startups in Africa that have displayed innovative and unique solutions that positively impact multiple sectors within the African economy. These four women-led startups aim to positively impact Af... |
| Dec 17, 2020 | Four women-led tech startups in Africa | Ventureburn has created a list of women-led startups in Africa that have displayed innovative and unique solutions that positively impact multiple sectors within the African economy. These four women-led startups aim to positively impact A... |
| May 19, 2013 | Biotechnology Industry Organization: It’s not too late to change the conversation on GMOs | But it’s not too late to change the conversation, Cathy Enright, executive vice president for food & agriculture at the Washington DC-based Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), tells FoodNavigator-USA. “We haven’t spent enough tim... |
| Feb 25, 2011 | Biotech crop area expands 10 percent in 2010: Report | The International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA), a non-profit organization which promotes the adoption of biotech crops, said in its new report that the United States still uses more genetically modified (... |
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FAQ about ISAAA
When was ISAAA founded?
ISAAA was founded in 1991.
What has the press written about ISAAA?
Parsers VC has collected 10 articles mentioning ISAAA, among them “InEdita Bio on gene editing 2.0: ‘We need to put together plant genetics with microbial genetics’” (Aug 4, 2025) and “Is gene-editing doomed to the same fate as GMOs? Coalition offers alternative path to public trust” (Aug 13, 2021).
Is ISAAA still active?
Yes, ISAAA is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Sep 7, 2026.