Teams in Malawi, Rwanda, and Ghana will compete for prizes but more funding is available
A United States-based funder, the JRS Biodiversity Foundation, has awarded more than US$300,000 to the South African National Biodiversity Institute for an African data competition.
JRS announced the grant on 14 November. SANBI will use the funding for a competition that will reward innovative ways of using biodiversity data for sustainable development.
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