What does BTH mean in FUNNIES

BTH provides efficient and sustainable solutions that improve the lives of people in their local communities. These solutions range from improving agricultural yields, to designing innovative medical treatments, to creating more resilient infrastructure projects.

The main purpose of BTH is to use biotechnological advances to tackle complex social issues and come up with creative solutions. They strive to bridge the gap between emerging technologies and public needs by developing powerful yet economical innovations that can provide access to resources, better healthcare, and greater economic security for individuals and communities alike.

Scientists, engineers, innovators, entrepreneurs, researchers, policy makers, academics, philanthropists all participate in BTH activities at various levels; working together as one unit towards solving pressing societal problems using biotechnology-based approaches. All these stakeholders possess unique perspectives which allows them to think outside the box when it comes to implementing innovative ideas into practical applications.

Research conducted by BTH focuses on areas such as climate change adaptation, natural resource conservation, ethical food production through genetic engineering, rural development initiatives related to health & sanitation etc. Their research always keeps a humanitarian lens at its core so that every project or programme serves as an effective blueprint for improvement within local environments or contexts.

Once research has been conducted by BTH staff members or grantees, those findings are implemented into practice through real-world pilot projects or programmes designed according to the specifics of each locality's requirements & resources. These projects often involve partnerships with local governments or aid organizations while bringing more equitable access & sharing opportunities amongst all stakeholders involved.