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From October 3 till December 13, 2016, the 4th edition of the International Training Program on Dairy Nutrition will be organized at Ghent University (Belgium). »
This conference in Accra, Ghana, aims to create awareness for agribusiness incubation, trade and investment options in Africa. It offers great opportunities for exchange of information on best practices and lessons learnt in established agribusiness and incubators as well as improving agribusiness education. »
As the first online webinar of a series developed by the GFAR-facilitated Gender in Agriculture Partnership (GAP), this webinar will discuss three on-going initiatives to mainstream sex-disaggregated data and gender indicators in national agricultural censuses and surveys and in agricultural development projects. »
SMN is organizing the seventh African Nutrition Epidemiology Conference in Marrakesh, Morocco from October 9 till 14. This year’s theme for the conference is “Nutrition dynamics in Africa : Opportunities and challenges for meeting the Sustainable Development Goals’’. »
FAO’s Research & Extension Unit is organizing a moderated e-mail conference from October 10 to 23, 2016 entitled “Exploring the contribution of small farms to achieving food security and improved nutrition”. »
A high level event on European Research and Development for Agriculture and Food Security with a series of pre-conference events will be held in Brussels from October 11 to 13. The F&BKP is co-organizer of the ARCH Pre-Event on October 11 »
On October 11, 2016, drsFILM and the Green Can Foundation present the premiere of “Silent Land: the fight for fair food” – a film by Jan van den Berg and Willem van de Put – in Tuschinski in Amsterdam. »
The Dutch Agri Food Week is the ultimate national stage that focuses on food and food production. Various parties from the agri-food sector will all be participating all over the Netherlands in the Dutch Agri Food Week from October 12 till 25, sharing their enthusiasm, knowledge and skills with society. »