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Gene Editing in Indonesia: Can New Biotechnology Solve Old Agricultural Problems?
Indonesia pursues gene editing to improve staple crops and reduce import reliance, but social inequalities and ethical concerns remain significant challenges, researchers say.
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Phys.orgGene editing in Indonesia: can new biotechnology solve old agricultural problems?
Like other developing countries, Indonesia is facing a familiar dilemma: how to feed a growing population while protecting its extraordinary biodiversity. Food security has become a pressing concern amidst drought, pests and climate shifts. Scientists are turning to new technologies for answers. Biotechnology — specifically gene editing (GE) — emerges as a potential solution. However, Indonesians hold diverse views on GE. While some support the …
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