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The FSIN in collaboration with the African Union Commission (AUC) are holding a technical consultation on “Food and Nutrition Security and Resilience Analysis: Are we effectively using the right data?” that will take place in Addis Ababa (by invitation only). »
The event focusses on entrepreneurs with interest in social businesses in agriculture, education, health and environment; impact investors and representatives of multinationals; government; financial institutions; and non-governmental organisations. »
A day-long event and evening dinner program in Washington, DC: people from around the world will share their perspectives on how food policy has evolved over the last 40 years and the key issues we face in a complex, changing world. »
This working conference is organized in Velp by and for all partners of the Borderless Network. The event forms part of the long-term trajectory to stimulate the growth of cooperation in international capacity building (quality and quantity). »
The Wicked problems session “Potato losses, Value chain efficiency and Food security” is organized by the F&BKP in the Nailab, Nairobi, Kenya and forms part of the Bee Collective Festival in which different wicked problems will be addressed on several locations all over the world.
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From November 22-27, NABC will organize a trade mission to Rwanda for the Dutch private sector active in livestock & horticulture. With a GDP growth of more than 7%, a stable government and fast economic growth, the Rwandan market is full of opportunities. »
The Brussels info-week is organized to learn more about the new Horizon 2020 work programme 2016/2017 for Societal Challenge 2: food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, maritime and martime inland water research and bio-economy. »
8 AgriProFocus Country networks (Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, North- and South Kivu, Zambia and Ethiopia) are participating in a regional event to stimulate innovations and trade between the different regions, with an emphasis on Fruits and Vegetables. »