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The World Bank Group’s Agriculture Global Practice is organizing a series of Food for All Talks under the WBG-Netherlands Partnership “Food for All”. In this seventh edition, Patricio Grassini from University of Nebraska-Lincoln… »
On April 12, 2018, NLandscape is organizing a special knowledge session on Land Governance for its members, joined together with international participants of WCDI’s Landscape Governance course. The group explored six landscape… »
AgriProFocus is organizing a Network Day with and by their members on Friday April 13, 2018, in Utrecht. The afternoon will be filled with inspiring sessions, a creative journey and unexpected networking opportunities. The three sessions are: TEDxAPF, Gender – Make it Happen, and Postharvest – No Time to Waste. »
On Saturday April 14, “Afrikadag 2018” will once again take place in the beautiful Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) in Amsterdam. This year’s theme is “New activsim”. Africaday 2018 is organized by FEPS in cooperation with FMS, with financial support of the European Parliament. »
IOB is organizaing two workshops during the Africaday 2018 on April 14. The workshops deal with lessons learned from evaluations of the Dutch food security and improved water management policies.… »
“Feeding a Hungry Planet: Agriculture, Nutrition and Sustainability” is a free massive open online course (MOOC) on sustainable food and agriculture systems. The course starts April 16, 2018 and ends on June 17: students can enroll anytime between now and the course end date. »
The seminar “Youth in Markets: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Agribusiness” organized by WCDI takes place on April 18, and explores the challenge of how to realize inclusive economic opportunities for young people, particularly in rural areas. »
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food quality have opened a Small Business Innovation Research Call (SBIR) for innovative SMEs interested in contributing to food security in Sub-Saharan Africa. »