Rwanda AgriBiotech Programme
The Rwanda Agri-Biotech Programme – Cassava, Maize, and Potato (RABP-CMP) is a flagship initiative aimed at transforming Rwanda’s agriculture through cutting-edge biotechnology. Coordinated by the African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF) in collaboration with Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), the Program focuses on developing and deploying improved cassava, maize, and potato varieties that are resistant to pests, diseases, and tolerant to climate stress
Historic Achievement — September 3, 2025
Rwanda\'s REMA granted environmental release approvals for three priority biotech crops — the first-ever approval for biotech food crops in Rwanda.
Explore the Programme
Discover the full scope of RABP-CMP — from our science and partnerships to field results and resources.
About
Learn about RABP-CMP, its mandate, and the organisations driving it.
Objectives
Our goals — crop resilience, food security, and Rwanda's biotech future.
Biotech Crops
In-depth profiles of cassava, maize, and potato biotechnology development.
Milestones
From confined field trials to REMA's historic 2025 environmental release.
Partners
7 national and international institutions collaborating under RABP-CMP.
Updates
News, field-trial results, and regulatory milestones from the field.
Gallery
Photo documentation of research activities and community engagement.
Resources
Research publications, training materials, and educational downloads.
FAQs
Answers to common questions about biotech crops and the programme.
Careers
Join our team driving agricultural innovation across Rwanda.
Success Stories
Farmers, researchers, and communities transformed by our work.
Latest Updates
Successful Field Trial Results
Our drought-resistant maize varieties showed 35% higher yields compared to traditional varieties in ...
Farmer Training Workshop Completed
Successfully completed training of 150 farmers in Nyagatare district on modern biotechnology applica...
New Laboratory Equipment Installed
State-of-the-art tissue culture laboratory officially opened at University of Rwanda, expanding our ...