How digital learning is helping students build practical plant health skills in Vietnam

University students from An Giang university show their CABI Academy certificates
At An Giang University (VNU-HCM) in Vietnam, lecturers are using CABI Academy courses alongside conventional teaching methods to help students develop practical plant health knowledge and skills. More than 400 students have enrolled, using the courses to support their laboratory work, field activities and independent study.
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CABI Academy helps strengthen plant health capacity building through digital learning in India

Rice farmer, India. Image: CABI
A partnership between CABI and NIPHM has strengthened plant health capacity building by embedding CABI Academy’s digital learning courses into India’s postgraduate curriculum. It provides a model that agricultural colleges across India and beyond can follow. Agriculture employs nearly 44% of India’s workforce, yet pests and diseases destroy up to 40% of the country’s crops every…
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CABI Academy supports Vietnamese universities in training the next generation of plant health professionals

A plant doctor diagnoses a crop problem at a plant clinic in Vietnam
Plant health lies at the centre of food security and sustainable agriculture. In Vietnam, as in many countries, preparing the next generation of plant specialists with the latest knowledge and practical skills is essential to achieving this goal. Under the PlantwisePlus programme, CABI is introducing innovative digital learning from the CABI Academy as a supplementary…
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