Hawaiʻi Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities
News & Updates
Extramural funding for UH has reached a total of $616 million
including an award secured by the Hawai‘i Climate-Smart Commodities initiative.
The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at UH Mānoa has been granted a $10.6 million sub-award from the Lynker Corporation to create the Hawai‘i Climate-Smart Partnership. This initiative aims to support Hawai‘i’s farmers, ranchers, and foresters in adopting climate-smart practices and strengthening markets for locally produced healthy foods and products.
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