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  • Survey : Priority Setting for a Crop Improvement Research Roadmap

  • CAPITALISE is an EU H2020 funded project that aims to improve the efficiency of photosynthesis by at least 10% in crop plants to produce higher yielding future proofed crops that can be grown and used in the EU. 

    The project is also developing a Roadmap and Strategic Research Agenda that addresses key bottlenecks in translating research from Proof of Concept to crop breeding programmes.  More about the project here.

    We invite you to take part in this survey to contribute your views and expertise as relevant stakeholders in crop improvement (policies) to influence the direction and development of this Roadmap. In addition, there will also be an opportunity to join future focus group work to refine the Roadmap and SRA.  

  • About you and your organisation

  • Which stakeholder group do you identify as ?*
  • What size of organisation do you work for?
  • What is the size of your organisation ?
  • Which of the following best describes your organisations roles (tick all that apply)*
  • Where is your organisation generally active?*
  • Where is the location of your head quarters?
  • What percentage of your turnover of your company is invested in research and development on average (for crop improvement)?*

  • Current Crop Improvement Activities

  • How frequent do you use the following plant breeding techniques?
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  • Do you work on cereals ?
  • Rate your breeding goals for cereals
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  • Do you work on legumes ?
  • Rate your breeding goals for legumes
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  • Do you work on vegetables ?
  • Rate your breeding goals for vegetables
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  • Do you work on sugar beet ?
  • Rate your breeding goals for sugar beet
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  • Do you work on potatoes?
  • Rate your breeding goals for potato
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  • Do you work on maize / sorghum?
  • Rate your breeding goals for maize / sorghum
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  • Do you work on fodder / grasses?
  • Rate your breeding goals for fodder / grasses
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  • Do you work on oil seed crops?
  • Rate your breeding goals for oil seed crops
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  • Do you work on tomato?
  • Rate your breeding goals for tomato
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  • Do you work on fruit crops other than tomato?
  • Rate your breeding goals for fruit crops
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  • Rate the importance of the following factors influencing your breeding strategy over the next 10 years*
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  • Do you grow cereals?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for cereals
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  • Do you grow legumes?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for legumes
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  • Do you grow vegetables?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for vegetables
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  • Do you grow sugar beet?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for sugar beet
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  • Do you grow potatoes?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for potato
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  • Do you grow maize / sorghum?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for maize / sorghum
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  • Do you grow fodder / grasses?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for fodder / grasses
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  • Do you grow oil seed crops?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for oil seed crops
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  • Do you grow tomato?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for tomato
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  • Do you grow fruit crops (not including tomato) ?
  • Rate what you consider should be the breeding goals for fruit crops (not including tomato)
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  • Rate the importance of the following factors for development of improved crops over the next 10 years*
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  • Breeding for more efficient photosynthesis to improve key crop traits

  • How interested are you to integrate improved photosynthesis traits into your breeding programmes?*
  • How interested are you in growing crops with improved photosynthesis traits?*
  • Would less green (lower chlorophyll) but more efficient and higher yielding plants be of interest to you?*
  • What is your interest in sourcing variation from non commercial plant genetic resources (landraces, crop wild relatives, genebank material)?*

  • Research Collaboration and Innovation Transfer

  • Do you collaborate on research and innovation with
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  • Do you provide the following in terms of research collaborations?
  • Which of these plant breeding techniques would you like additional research collaboration to improve?
  • What output from the public research community are you interested in?
  • How do you access public research outputs to support your breeding activities?
  • How do you access public research outputs to support your growing activities?
  • Do you consider current public research efforts on plant model organisms are interesting/helpful to translate research findings to crops?
  • To address future crop breeding needs, do you require additional plant research expertise from outside of your company?*
  • To address future crop growing needs, do you require additional plant research expertise from outside of your company?*
  • What would you like future public crop research to focus on to support your breeding efforts?
  • How keen are you to collaborate with public researchers?*
  • What do you consider are the barriers to collaborate/work together with public research organisations?
  • What do you consider are the barriers to using public research outputs to improve crops?

  • Thank you for completing this survey

  • Follow up: please indicate your interest

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    By completing this survey, you are agreeing to have your results analysed as part of this project. Individual responses will be kept anonymous during analysis and will be used to help develop the Roadmap priorities.  The results of the survey will be published on the CAPITALISE website after analysis.  Personal details will be held by Ceratium in a secure GDPR compliant database and only used for purposes specified. Privacy statement is here 

    If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via louisa.dever@ceratium.eu or hello@capitalise.eu

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