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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161027
DTSTAMP:20260621T151952
CREATED:20160907T092129Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180914T124020Z
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SUMMARY:Congress Protein for Life
DESCRIPTION:The Protein for Life conference\, organized by Wageningen UR Food and Biobased Research\, will explore potential solutions combining the broad expertise of industry and knowledge institutes. \nContext\nFuture trends in nutrition for both humans and animals show that the formulation of food and feed products will face an increasing challenge of a global protein shortage. Solutions to this challenge require a multi-targeted approach including efficient use of existing protein sources\, and development of new protein sources for human and animal consumption. \nConference themes\n\nScience of protein including\,\n&#8211; Processing and functionality\n&#8211; Protein digestion to post-absorptive utilisation\nProtein nutrition in practice including\,\n&#8211; Food\n&#8211; Feed\nSocietal aspects of global protein supply\, novel protein sources potential\n\nMore information\nFor more information on the programme &Â keynote speakers and to register\, please visit the website. \n
URL:https://knowledge4food.net/event/congress-protein-life/
LOCATION:De Reehorst\, Bennekomseweg 24\, Ede\, 6717 LM \, Netherlands
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161029
DTSTAMP:20260621T151952
CREATED:20161024T124449Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180914T124052Z
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SUMMARY:Micronutrient Forum Global Conference 2016
DESCRIPTION:The MicronutrientÂ Forum Global Conference 2016Â is welcoming over 800 delegates from 73 countries\, representing 330+ organizations involved in research\, program delivery\, clinical practice\, policy-making\, advocacy\, business and philanthropy. \nThe conference takes place October 24-28\, 2016 at the Cancun International Convention CenterÂ inÂ Mexico.Â AÂ rich\, engaging and multi-faceted program will be presented consisting of scientific sessions\, learning centres\, sponsored symposia\, poster presentations\, educational visits\, and social networking events. It will catalyze the creation and exchange of knowledge critical to the goal of ending micronutrient malnutrition\, particularly\, in line with this yearâ€™s theme\, for women and girls. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhile maintaining the broad interest in all aspects ofÂ micronutrients\, the theme for the 2016 Conference will highlight the importance of placing womenâ€™s nutrition at the center of sustainable development. \nWomen&#8217;s nutrition\nWomen are both a prime focus of nutrition interventionsÂ and key partners in the delivery of programs â€“ for children\,Â families and communities. The health and well-being ofÂ women and girls are\, consequently\, critical to achievingÂ several of the Sustainable Development Goals. \nThe time has come to better understand the burden\, theÂ context and the most innovative and effective solutionsÂ to improve policy\, and the design and delivery of programs\, for the increased equity\, survival\, health and well-being of women and girls. \nThere is much to learn and share by bridging scientific discovery and program delivery across multiple sectors\, and the Micronutrient Forum provides a space where different disciplines and interested stakeholders come together to share knowledge\, experiences\, and best practices. \nProgramme\nThe Global Conference is organized around four linked tracks: \nTrack 1 focuses on measuring and interpreting information on micronutrient status. \nTrack 2 looks at the effects of micronutrient interventions on indicators and functional outcomes. \nTrack 3 is centered in scaling up micronutrient interventions in vulnerable populations\, i.e.\, bridging the gaps between evidence and implementation. \nTrack 4 addresses the issues around transforming the enabling environment to forge a future for micronutrients. Together\, these four tracks aggregate the most recent evidence while identifying evidence gaps. They also advocate for collaboration\, commitments and investments that will support effective programs to address the micronutrient needs of vulnerable populations around the globe. \nClick here to view and download a printable version of the full Global Conference 2016 program \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n
URL:https://knowledge4food.net/event/micronutrient-forum-global-conference-2016/
LOCATION:Cancun International Convention Center\, Boulevard KukulcÃ¡n KM. 9 1er Piso\, Zona Hotelera\,\, CancÃºn\, 77500 \, Mexico
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161026
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161029
DTSTAMP:20260621T151952
CREATED:20151222T093026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180914T124108Z
UID:6886-1477440000-1477699199@knowledge4food.net
SUMMARY:Seventh International Conference on Agricultural Statistics
DESCRIPTION:The seventh International Conference on Agricultural Statistics (ICAS) 2016 is organized by the Italian National Institute of Statistics and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) with the support of three Committees.Â The conference convenes senior agricultural statisticians from all over the world\, both from developed and developing countries. Most of them represent national statistical offices and ministries of agriculture. \nAgricultural Statistics Focus\nTherefore\, ICAS VII focuses on bringing together research and best practices in the field of agriculture statistics in response to the changing needs and opportunities for agricultural statistics\, in view to develop the indicator framework for the Sustainable Development Goals. \nThe technical content of this Seventh International Conference on Agricultural Statistics is set by the ICAS VII Scientific Programme Committee\, co-chaired by the President of the Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat) and the Chair of ISI CAS. \nProgramme\nThe agenda of the three-day International Conference on Agricultural Statistics will be organized around five plenary sessions\, one poster session and 41 parallel sessions focusing on eight sets of themes. Each session will last 90 minutes. \nFor more details about the programme and sessions\, please visit the ICAS VII website. \n  \n
URL:https://knowledge4food.net/event/seventh-international-conference-on-agricultural-statistics/
LOCATION:tbc\, Rome\, Italy
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20161026T133000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20161026T173000
DTSTAMP:20260621T151952
CREATED:20161013T113133Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180914T124122Z
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SUMMARY:LANDac II Launch
DESCRIPTION:The official launch of LANDac II will be held in the afternoon of Wednesday October 26\, 2016 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in The Hague. The programme includes a lunch lecture and a round table discusssion. \nProgramme\n\n12.15 â€“ 12.45 Â Â  Lunch with sandwiches\n12.45 â€“ 13.00 Â Â  WelcomeÂ  \n13.00 â€“ 14.00 Â Â  Lunch Lecture\n14.00 â€“ 14.30 Â Â  Coffee\n14.30 â€“ 15.15 Â Â  Round table discussion\n15.15 â€“ 15.45 Â Â  Break-out sessions\n15.45 â€“ 16.30Â Â Â  Reporting back and conclusions\n16.30 â€“ 17.30 Â Â  Drinks\n\nLunch Lecture: Are current protests in Ethiopia fuelled by land issues?\nMaru Shete and Jan van de Haar reflect on the current situation in Ethiopia\, drawing from their own research and business experiences. \nMaru Shete is a LANDac PhD candidate (who will be defending his dissertation on October 25th at Leiden University); Maruâ€™s dissertation is entitled Economic and agricultural transformation through large-scale farming. Impacts of large-scale farming on local economic development\, household food security and the environment in Ethiopia. \nJan van de Haar is a Dutch agri-entrepreneur based in Ethiopia; Jan is hugely committed to support new and innovative ways that assist Ethiopian farmers in producing more and better food\, in a way that is equitable and sustainable for local populations. \nRound table discussion: Land governance and the SDGs â€“ setting the agenda\nFacilitator: Annelies Zoomers (Chair of LANDac and Professor of International Development Studies at Utrecht University) \nDanielle Hirsch (BothEnds)\, Margriet Hartman (Royal Haskoning DHV)\, Eric Smaling (Member of Parliament and agronomist)\, Maru Shete (PhD candidate)\, and Barbara Codispoti (Oxfam Novib) look back on the transformations that have taken place in the land governance field since the land grab debate began a decade ago\, before defining new challenges and reflecting upon how these can be met in the years to come. \n  \n\n
URL:https://knowledge4food.net/event/landacii-launch/
LOCATION:Van Kleffenszaal\,  Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, Bezuidenhoutseweg 67\, The Hague\, 2594 AC\, Netherlands
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC+1:20161026T171500
DTEND;TZID=UTC+1:20161026T210000
DTSTAMP:20260621T151952
CREATED:20161017T135721Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180914T124137Z
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SUMMARY:Start me up Africa! Empowering Young Entrepreneurs
DESCRIPTION:The Start Me Up Africa event consists of two elements: theÂ Startup Battle from 09.00-17.00 (closed audience; andÂ theÂ Startup Talk from 17.15-21.00 (public event\, small bite beforehand\, networking drinks afterwards). \nStartup Talk\nWhen you start a business\, whether in Africa or in the Netherlands\, you will face similarÂ challenges and will overcome similar hurdles. Together with thought leaders the Start me up Africa Talk is a deep dive into the Dutch and African startup scene\, itâ€™s fast moving developments\, the highs & lows and the opportunities that arise. \nSpeaker line-up\nJoin an interactive Q&A-session withÂ Prince Constantijn van Oranje\, Special Envoy of StartupDelta andÂ Minister Lilianne Ploumen\, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation\,Â on the fast-moving landscape of startups that are increasingly active in new markets. Be inspired byÂ Oscar Kneppers\, founder of Rockstart (expanding internationally at a rapid pace) on his entrepreneurial journey and on creative leadership. Gain new insights on the growing African startup ecosystems and the Orange Corners initiative from Barry Dwolatzky\, Director and CEO of Joburg Centre for Software Engineering. Acquire tips from African startup founders and youth ambassadors of the Road to Nairobi 2016\, a project which connect and highlights youth entrepreneurs in eight African countries. EnjoyÂ Marina Diboma\, country head Netherlands of Africa 2.0. as the Master of Ceremony of the evening. \nAndâ€¦\nThe four startup finalists who came out of the Reversed Innovation Battle during the day will present their business once more in front of the jury. Only one African and one Dutch startup wins a flight ticket to Nairobi and the opportunity to pitch at the prestigious Get in the Ring Final on November 30. This final takes place during the High Level Meeting of the Global Partnership. \nProgramme Timetable \n17.15 Welcome and join us for a bite\n18.00 Start Me Up Africa Talk\n20.00 Networking drinks (own account)\n21.00 Goodbye and goodnight \nRegistration details\nAttendance is free of charge. Please let us know in time\, should you be unable to attend. In case of no show\, we will charge a 15 Euro fee. \nContact details\nFor more details and questions\, you can contact Kaline van Halder\, programme manager\, Crosswise Works\, via mail:(function(){var ml="D%mnk0cAelC2r3FhioatE.w4-sf"\,mi="1=:B1;5?
URL:https://knowledge4food.net/event/start-africa-empowering-young-entrepreneurs/
LOCATION:Caballero Fabriek\, Saturnusstraat 60\, The Hague\, 2516 AH\, Netherlands
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