But given the region s similarities, many of the problems that the institutes grappled with were also being pursued in neighboring countries. The Network provides an avenue to exchange information about papaya transformation and deployment, and now countries are working together and sharing their expertise for the benefit of the entire region. It s been very gratifying to see. You can solve a lot of problems very quickly by getting the right people talking together. The bottom line is that when people are brought face to face, when they are able to ask questions and begin to feel comfortable with the process, well, things start happening.
People can see the mutual advantages that collaboration offers.
They are no longer skeptical about the possibility of agreements in which both sides gain. The questions seem legitimate to me. They donate for many reasons. The numbers just aren t there. Such technology is often, however, extremely valuable to developing countries that are trying to meet their agricultural needs.