NRI - Natural Resources Institute
University of Greenwich, UK
Steering Committee Member: Dr Rodger Guy Poulter - Director
Registered Office: NRI is an applied research institute undertaking science for development in agriculture and other natural resource sectors for a range of EC and international donors.   NRI has a large team working on the technical and social aspects of insect control strategies (inc. for brassica crops and the sustainability of bioengineered crops) across Asia, Africa and South America.
Website: http://www.nri.org/

CESAR, Centre for Environmental Stress and Adaptation Research
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
Steering Committee Member: Dr Philip Batterham - Director
Registered Office: Parkville, Melbourne, Victoria 3086, Australia
CESAR undertakes original research into genetic responses of organisms to climate change, environmental pollutants and insect control chemicals, including bioengineered proteins.
Website: http://www.cesar.org.au --- http://www.unimelb.edu.au

Cornell University
Ithaca, NY, USA
Steering Committee Member: Dr Ronnie Coffman – Director of International Programs
Registered Office: 115 Day Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA
Cornell University's Department of Entomology has worked for many years on diamondback moth and other brassica pest control, including the development of bioengineered plants that provide effective insect management. Cornell's Office of International Programs facilitates a wide range of sponsored international projects , including work on the biosafety of GM crops worldwide.
Website:
Cornell Department of Entomology - http://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/ent/
Cornell International Programs - http://ip.cals.cornell.edu/

Nunhems B.V
Steering Committee Member: Dr Johan Peleman – Research Director
Registered Office: Voort 6-8, 6083 AC Nunhem, The Netherlands
Nunhems is one the world's leading innovative enterprises in Research, Breeding, Production, Marketing and Sales of vegetables genetics and services for the professional vegetable production and distribution business. Nunhems employs 1,100 people and is present in all major vegetable production areas in Europe, the Americas, Middle East, Africa and Asia/Pacific ensuring proximity to growers, processors, vegetable supply chain and developments.
Website: http://www.nunhems.com/

CIMBAA works with institutions globally to address specific research and communications aspects of the programme, in addition to the work of CIMBAA members.