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During the SID NL Member Special “Interact, Inspire & Innovate” the Netherlands Academy on Land Governance (LANDac) and IDS Utrecht University will present their scoping study on Dutch flower farms, land governance and local food security in eastern Africa conducted within the Food & Business Knowledge Platform (F&BKP). »
Heather Danton, Director of Food Security and Nutrition at SPRING will moderate this webinar on April 19, entitled “Convergence and Tension in Nutrition-Sensitive Agricultural Market Development Activities”.
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The 2016 “It’s the food, my friend!” series contains five debates, held in de Rode Hoed in Amsterdam and focuses on the transmission to another food system. The debates are in Dutch: the fourth debate is about “Bacterien als vrienden van de voedselketen”. »
This two-day event will feature more than 70 different speakers from the food and agriculture field on topics including; nourishing the planet, improving nutrient density, the future of organic, investing in the food movement, legislating change in the food system, and more. »
The EESC’s Various Interests Group holds an extraordinary meeting entitled “From agricultural to food policy – Towards healthy and sustainable production and consumption”. The group wants to continue focusing on the issue of a sustainable food policy and engage in dialogue with national institutional and civil society stakeholders »
During the Shishi Odoshi series, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs invites inspiring speakers to give brief and to the point presentations about their experiences in the World. The fourth session is entitled… »
The April Africa Business Club is entitled “Innovation meets Doing Business in Africa”. NABC and TNO invite the participant to share their innovation needs and ideas during a short brainstorm session. »
The Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development is organizing a High Level Event entitled “Innovative Ways for Sustainable Nutrition, Food Security and Inclusive Agricultural Growth”. Food and nutrition security and… »