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SUMMARY:Human Rights and Equity in Biodiversity Conservation
DESCRIPTION:Seminar on Nature Conservation in German Development Cooperation on the Isle of Vilm\nThe recognition of rights and of diverse value and knowledge systems\, inclusive decision-making and the fair sharing of costs and benefits are all aspects of equity that are instrumental to achieve conservation goals. Also\, these issues have become an important concern in international biodiversity conservation policy and are high on the agenda of key conservation actors. Advancing human rights-based approaches remains a challenge in contexts of ill-aligned legal frameworks and conflicting interests around the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.Based on real-life examples the seminar will explore instruments and options for how the challenges can be addressed in practice and develop guidance for development cooperation. \nObjectives\n\nRaise awareness and provide “user-friendly” orientation about the international normative framework including concepts\, legal instruments\, actors and their rights and responsibilities\, as well as current trends and initiatives\nAnalyse and reflect on implications\, challenges and solutions for typical settings of development cooperation projects in the field of biodiversity conservation\nProvide information about instruments for implementation\, and identify options for action using „real life“ examples;\nDevelop recommendations on how to enhance human rights and equity in the area of biodiversity conservation at different levels of intervention in German development cooperation.\n\nA field trip will take place in the middle of the seminar. \nFor whom is the seminar?\nThe seminar is aimed at practitioners at the interface of development cooperation and biodiversity conservation (GIZ\, KfW\, BMZ\, BMUB\, consulting companies\, foundations\, NGOs\, universities\, partner organizations). \nThe number of participants for the 1st seminar is limited to 20\, for the 2nd seminar to 25. \nRegistration\nPlease register online. \nYou’ll also have to send a completed form to martina.finger@bfn.de. Otherwise\, your registration cannot be considered. \nParticipants will be chosen based on a number of criteria\, such as: \nRegional and institutional balance \n\nParticipation in previous seminars\nMotivation and relevance to work context\nAbility to contribute actively\n\nDeadline for online registration and submitting of application form: 31 March 2018\nFor questions\, please\, contact Martina Finger (martina.finger@bfn.de)\nConfirmations will be sent out by 30 April 2018 \nAbout the series of seminars on nature conservation in development cooperation\nThe series has been held at the International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle of Vilm since 1999. It is jointly organised by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)\, KfW Development Bank and the International Academy for Nature Conservation\, Isle of Vilm\, of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN). \nThe first seminar “Biodiversity conservation for human well-being” presents an overview and update of the most relevant concepts. Based on a combination of practical examples\, tools and trends in biodiversity conservation for human well-being and development\, it provides a good platform for exchanging experiences. The second seminar is devoted to the in-depth consideration of a specific topic identified as of particular interest. Based on feedback from last year’s participants and on-going discussions in international biodiversity policy fora\, the topic “Human rights and equity in biodiversity conservation” was chosen for 2018. \nThe language of both seminars will be English. \nDownload flyer
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/human-rights-and-equity-in-biodiversity-conservation/
LOCATION:International Academy for Nature Conservation\, Isle of Vilm\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Événements
ORGANIZER;CN="Division G300 Climate Change%2C Environment and Infrastructure  Programme 'Implementing the Biodiversity Convention'":MAILTO:martina.finger@bfn.de
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180715
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180716
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SUMMARY:Biodiversity Conservation for Human Well-being
DESCRIPTION:Seminar on Nature Conservation in German Development Cooperation at the International Academy for Nature Conservation\nObjectives\n\nRaise awareness for the significance of biodiversity for the provision of ecosystem services – hence: for human wellbeing\nConvey new concepts\, instruments and trends of conservation and development cooperation\nAnalyse the opportunities provided by the CBD and its Strategic Plan as the policy framework for German development cooperation in the area of biodiversity conservation\nOffer a forum for the exchange of experiences.\n\nContents\nThese topics will be addressed by inputs\, case studies\, group work and discussions: \n\nRelevance of biodiversity conservation for sustainable development\nNew directions arising from the CBD\, its Strategic Plan and the SDGs\nCurrent trends in German development cooperation with regard to biodiversity conservation\nBalancing conservation and development interests: a critical review of approaches and achievements\nConservation in land- and seascapes: concepts\, current issues and developments\nFinancing biodiversity conservation\nBiotrade: maximising benefits for conservation and development (tbc)\nEcosystems-based adaptation (tbc)\n\nA field trip will take place in the middle of the seminar. \nFor whom is the seminar?\nThe seminar is aimed at practitioners at the interface of development cooperation and biodiversity conservation (GIZ\, KfW\, BMZ\, BMUB\, consulting companies\, foundations\, NGOs\, uni-versities\, partner organisations). \nThe number of participants for the 1st seminar is limited to 20\, for the 2nd seminar to 25. \nRegistration\nPlease register online. \nYou’ll also have to send a completed form to martina.finger@bfn.de. Otherwise\, your registration cannot be considered. \nParticipants will be chosen based on a number of criteria\, such as: \nRegional and institutional balance \n\nParticipation in previous seminars\nMotivation and relevance to work context\nAbility to contribute actively\n\nDeadline for online registration and submitting of application form: 31 March 2018\nFor questions\, please\, contact Martina Finger (martina.finger@bfn.de)\nConfirmations will be sent out by 30 April 2018 \nAbout the series of seminars on nature conservation in development cooperation\nThe series has been held at the International Academy for Nature Conservation Isle of Vilm since 1999. It is jointly organised by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)\, KfW Development Bank and the International Academy for Nature Conservation\, Isle of Vilm\, of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN). \nThe first seminar “Biodiversity conservation for human well-being” presents an overview and update of the most relevant concepts. Based on a combination of practical examples\, tools and trends in biodiversity conservation for human well-being and development\, it provides a good platform for exchanging experiences. The second seminar is devoted to the in-depth consideration of a specific topic identified as of particular interest. Based on feedback from last year’s participants and on-going discussions in international biodiversity policy fora\, the topic “Human rights and equity in biodiversity conservation” was chosen for 2018. \nThe language of both seminars will be English. \nDownload flyer
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/biodiversity-conservation-for-human-wellbeing/
LOCATION:International Academy for Nature Conservation\, Isle of Vilm\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Événements
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ORGANIZER;CN="Division G300 Climate Change%2C Environment and Infrastructure  Programme 'Implementing the Biodiversity Convention'":MAILTO:martina.finger@bfn.de
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180710T123000
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SUMMARY:Contract Farming as Inclusive Business Model for African Smallholder Farmers
DESCRIPTION:Results from a Recent Stocktaking\nTo relaunch the SNRD community of practice on contract farming\, the community invites for an expert talk! \nListen to interesting experiences and discuss with our experts about: \n\nLessons learnt and good practices from Malawi and Tunisia promoting contract farming as inclusive business model for smallholders.\nResults from the recently realised stocktaking on experiences in using the GIZ methodology for promoting contract farming as inclusive business model in Ghana\, Kenya\, Benin and Tunisia (visits) as well as Nigeria\, Tanzania\, Zimbabwe and Burkina Faso (desk studies)\nOpportunities for scaling up contract farming within very diverse types of programmes and projects in GIZ partner countries. The stocktaking report as well as the country factsheets from Tunisia\, Benin\, Tanzania and Ghana will be shared on our IDA community.\n\nWe are aware of the current technical challenges for external experts and national staff to join the IDA Community\, but there is much effort put into solving this problem at the very moment. We are optimistic to find a comfortable mode of operation soon. \nMuch looking forward to meeting you at the expert talk and seeing you on IDA! \nBest regards\, \nKatharina Schlemper and Carolin Voigt (Sector Project Agricultural Trade and value Chains) \nPetra Windisch (Sector Project Agriculture policy and Food Security) \n  \nContact Community Managers \nKatharina.Schlemper@giz.de  | +49 (0)228 4460-3976 \nCarolin.Voigt@giz.de  | +49 (0)228 4460-3906 \npetra.windisch@giz.de  | +49 (0)228 4460-3719
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/contract-farming-as-inclusive-business-model-for-african-smallholder-farmers/
LOCATION:GIZ Bonn and Online Webinar\, Room Donau\, Bonn\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Événements
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180628T150000
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SUMMARY:Food Employment in West Africa -- Upcoming Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The food economy is experiencing rapid transformation across West Africa as a result of the impact of rapid urbanisation and rising household income\, creating considerable opportunities for employment generation.  The food and agriculture sector employs two-thirds of the total regional workforce. Although agriculture accounts for the vast majority of jobs\, there is increasing labour demand for food-related jobs in the service sector and manufacturing with significantly positive implications for women and youth. \nThe webinar will feature a presentation by Philipp Heinrigs\, Senior Economist\, SWAC and co-author of the recent SWAC West Africa paper\, ‘Agriculture\, Food and Jobs in West Africa’. \nThis will be followed by panel remarks from\nOusman Djibo (Project Manager\, Agricultural Policy and Food Security\, GIZ)\,\nThomas Reardon (Professor\, Michigan State University)\,\nSaweda Liverpool-Tasie (Assistant Professor\, Michigan State University) and\nIleana Grandelis (Rural Employment Officer\, FAO) \nThe panel will be followed by an online interactive Q&A session\, discussing: \n\nShifts in labour demand within West Africa’s food systems and drivers for off-farm employment\nEmerging spatial implications\, in particular rural-urban linkages and rural employment diversification\nPolicy considerations for designing targeted employment strategies that leverage the links between agricultural productivity\, off-farm employment and rural-urban areas\, particularly for youth and women\n\nLink to registration \nRegister by Friday\, 22 June
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/food-employment-in-west-africa-upcoming-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Événements
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180421
DTSTAMP:20260426T215958
CREATED:20180212T190614Z
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SUMMARY:2018 International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit in FR
DESCRIPTION:2018 International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit\nShifting Norms\, Changing Behavior\, Amplifying Voices: What Works?\nThe conference features entertainment-education\, aka edutainment\, and is now calling for abstracts! \nThe collective power of people to transform the social and political structures that govern their lives 
is the true heart of development. Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) engages and supports people to shift norms\, change behaviors\, and amplify the voices needed to address the persistent development challenges the world faces today: extreme poverty\, gender inequities\, public health emergencies\, acute and chronic diseases\, climate change\, and democracy and governance among others.
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/2018-international-social-and-behavior-change-communication-summit-in-fr/
LOCATION:Bali\, Nusa Dua\, Bali\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Événements
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180411
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180414
DTSTAMP:20260426T215958
CREATED:20180326T050415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180405T165547Z
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SUMMARY:Policy Learning Event:  Jobs for Youth -- New Solutions Through Agricultural Policy Instruments
DESCRIPTION:Agenda\nTuesday\, 10.04.2018: Pre-event\, SNRD introduction to newcomers\n04:00pm – 05:30pm Pre-Event: \n\nGetting to know SNRD\nIntroduction to the Policy Processes in Agriculture and Rural Development (PPARD) working group\nNews in SNRD and WG PPARD\n\n7:00 pm – Dinner and informal get-together \nWednesday\, 11.04.2018: Policy instruments\, their relevance and application\n09:00 am – 10:30 am Welcome (Fynn\, Braun\, Langenkamp\, 15 min) \nWarm-up: Expectations and objectives by the participants (Peter Keller\, 20 min) \nKeynote: International Policy Trends\, Processes and Instruments for agricultural development (John Ulimwengu\, IFPRI\, 20 min) \nInput: Focus on Africa: 2018 Malabo Score Card and implications for Agricultural Policy Processes at Country Level  (Ernest Ruzindaza\, AUC\, 20 min) \nQ & A \n10:30 am – 11:00 am Tea break\n11:00 am – 12:30 pm \n\nSetting the scene: Practice of policy and strategy development in Kenya ( Ann Onyango\, MoAI\, 15 min)\nInput: Creating the right environment – Frame conditions for successful policy advice (Christoph Langenkamp\, 15 min)\nInput: Introducing the Tool Box: Overview of policy instruments suited to create the right framework conditions for youth employment\, Q&A (60 min; Julia Reimers)\n\n12:30 pm – 02:00 pm Lunch break\n02:00 pm – 03:30 pm Working group session: Discussion of a case by which the toolbox underpins policy processes (peer consultation) (90 min)\n03:30 pm – 04:00 pm Tea break\n04:00 pm – 05:30 pm \nPitches in front of a Policy Panel: Each working group presents a 10-minute snapshot of their policy solution and gets a response from a judging panel  (60 min) \nJudging Panel: \n\nJohn Ulimwengu (IFPRI)\nAmanda Namayi\, Agricultural Finance Corporation\, Kenya\nUlrich Sabel-Koschella (GIZ)\nErnest Ruzindaza (AUC)\n\nInput: GIZ: a competent and crucial partner in policy advice (lessons\, outlook\, multi-level approach) (Mark Fynn\, 30 min) \n07:00 pm – Dinner \nThursday\, 12.04.2018:   (Youth) Employment\, approaches to create employment and methods to measure it\n09:00 am – 10:30 am \n\nRecap: Takeaway from policy instruments discussions and feedback on the toolbox (20 min)\nOverview: Youth employment in Africa (John Ulimwengu\, 20 min)\nThe current state of discussion BMZ/GIZ and G20 (Ousmane Djibo\, GIZ\, Christoph Langenkamp\, GIZ sectoral department & Uli Sabel-Koschella\, Africa Department\, GIZ\, 20 min)\nQ&A\n\n10:30 am — 11:00 am Tea break \n11:00am – 12:30pm \n\nCountry example: developing and operationalizing the youth employment strategy in Kenya (Benson Nyariaro\, MoAI Kenya\, 20 min)\nYouth perspective\, G20 and Kenya (Astariko I. Ombima and Lydiah F. Wafula\, 20 min) including: Why would I want to work in agriculture or in rural jobs.\nWhisper group discussion followed by fishbowl: What are the employment strategies in Kenya\, what are lessons so far\, specific\n\n12:30 pm – 02:00 pm Lunch break \n02:00 pm – 03:30 pm \n\nDefinitions\, concepts and measurement options on employment in agriculture (Petra Jacobi\, SV territorial development\, 15 min)\nConcepts on how to integrate and measure rural employment effects (Prof. Kluve\, 25 min)\nWorking groups and feedback (50 min): How to measure (youth) employment in your project?\n\n03:30 pm – 04:00 pm Tea break \n04:00 pm – 05:30 pm \n\nPresentation of OECD West Africa Study on approaches to employment in rural areas (Ousmane Djibo\, 20 min).\nWorking groups: How to integrate effective approaches for (youth) employment in projects? How to bridge political expectation on (youth) employment with given capacities and competencies in ongoing interventions. (40 min)\nDiscussion (30 min)\n\n06:30 pm – Networking event \nFriday\, 13.04.2018: PPARD Working group activities\n09:00am – 10:30am \n\nRecap previous day 20 min\nLand governance study – What is relevant in my country? Findings from the Land Policy Stocktaking Study (Antti Seelaff\, consultant\, 30 min)\nDiscussion: 40 min\n\n10:30am – 11:00am Tea break \n11:00am – 13:00pm \n\nAUC-NEPAD Framework for Engaging the Private Sector – The Country Agribusiness Partnership Framework\, CAP-F (Erick Sile\, CAADP Support Programme\, 15min)\nDiscussion: 15min\nPrivate sector study – Public-private engagement in agriculture study\, keeping the employment perspective (Ousmane Djibo\, 20 min)\nThe New Alliance\, lessons learned (Ousmane Djibo\, 10 min)\nDiscussion: 15 min\nCAADP Policy Processes\, NAIP\, climate agenda\, private sector engagement (Tarquin Meszaros/ Mark Kofi Fynn\, CAADP support programme\, 20 min)\nDiscussion: 20 min\n\n13:00pm – 02:00pm Lunch break \n02:00 pm – 03:30 pm GIZ internal PPARD agreements\, work plan \n03:30pm – 04:00pm Tea break \n04:00 pm – 05:30 pm PPARD agreements\, work plan \nSaturday\, 14.04.2018: Field trip to Nairobi national park / Field trip to town (optional)\nDownload the Agenda\nFinal Agenda as of 5 May 2018 \nFor privacy reasons YouTube needs your permission to be loaded. For more details\, please see our Privacy FR.I AcceptSpeakers and Contributors\nJohn Ulimwengu (IFPRI)\, Ernest Ruzindaza (AUC-DREA)\, Ann Onyango (Agriculture Secretary\, Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation\, Kenya)\, Prof. Kluve (RWI)\, Julia Reimers\, Petra Jacobi\, Ousmane Djibo (all GIZ)\, Antti Seelaff\, Desiree Dietvorst (consultants)\, the PPARD team (Mark Kofi Fynn\, Mathias Braun\, Christoph Langenkamp) and others. \nFacilitation\nPeter Keller \nObjective\n\nExchange ideas and experiences on the application of agricultural policy instruments (incl. application of toolbox)\nShare and discuss approaches towards creating employment opportunities for (youth) in agriculture and methods for measuring employment effects\nDiscuss other upcoming policy issues in the context of rural transformation in Africa\, including land governance\, private sector engagement and CAADP policy processes
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/policy-learning-event-of-ppard-wg-jobs-for-youth-new-solutions-through-agricultural-policy-instruments/
LOCATION:Maanzoni Lodge\, Nairobi\, Kenya
CATEGORIES:Événements
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180226T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180226T163000
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SUMMARY:Webinar by the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health A4NH
DESCRIPTION:CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health A4NH\nWebinar with the FSNR working group\nThe FSNR working group cordially invite GIZ and SNRD members to a webinar conducted by the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health or A4NH. \nA4NH is led by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and helps realize the potential of agricultural development to deliver gender-equitable health and nutritional benefits to the poor. It was created to help ensure that agricultural practices\, interventions\, and policies will maximize health and nutrition benefits while reducing health risks. \nIn its first phase (2012-16)\, A4NH identified which agriculture and food interventions would improve nutrition and health. These studies were crucial to fill the evidence gap A4NH was designed to address. \nThe webinar will describe A4NH-generated evidence on large-scale nutrition-sensitive development programs\, and how knowledge\, evidence\, methods\, and tools can support scaling up and accelerating nutrition and health impacts in EC programs. \nOutline\n\nBrief Overview of A4NH (John McDermott) (10 minutes)\nPresentation: Improving nutrition through agriculture – what have we learned. What’s next? (40 minutes)\n\nWhat have we learned? (Marie Ruel)\n\nPathways from agriculture to nutrition (and critical importance of gender)\nHow do we evaluation nutrition-sensitive interventions?\nPortfolio of nutrition-sensitive agriculture evaluations\nKey findings and summary\n\n\nGender strategies for nutrition outcomes (Agnes Quisumbing)\n\n How to assess empowerment impacts on nutrition: Concepts and metrics (Womens Empowerment in Agriculture Index (WEAI) and Project-WEAI)\nReach-Benefit-Empower\nOn-going support to nutrition-sensitive agriculture projects\n\n\nHelping countries create enabling environments and capacity for nutrition (Namukolo Covic)\n\nCapacity support\nEvidence and accountability\nStories of Change\n\n\nWhat’s next (Marie Ruel)\n\nMore emphasis on implementation\nRetain focus on undernutrition but consider obesity and underweight\nAdolescent girls as an important group\nQuestions and Answers (moderated by GIZ team) (40 minutes)\n\n\n\n\n\nBackground information\nA4NH AND LARGE-SCALE NUTRITION OUTCOMES
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/webinar-by-the-cgiar-research-program-on-agriculture-for-nutrition-and-health-a4nh/
CATEGORIES:Événements
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ORGANIZER;CN="FSNR working group":MAILTO:ines.reinhard@giz.de
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180223T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180223T123000
DTSTAMP:20260426T215958
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SUMMARY:Nouvel échange virtuel sur la RPF pour les pratiquants
DESCRIPTION:Nouvel échange virtuel\nsur la RPF pour les pratiquants\nDans le cadre de l’initiative AFR100 et via GIZ\, le ministère fédéral de la coopération économique et du développement (BMZ) met en œuvre les activités de la RPF dans quatre pays – Cameroun\, Éthiopie\, Madagascar et Togo. Cependant\, la RPF en tant qu’approche paysagère est également une option pour les activités dans d’autres pays. \nLors de la dernière réunion du groupe de travail du CCLNRM\, les participants à la session sur la restauration des paysages forestiers (RPF) ont décidé d’établir un échange virtuel régulier sur le thème de la RPF. Les collègues pourraient utiliser cette plate-forme pour discuter régulièrement des expériences\, des problèmes et défis dans la mise en œuvre de la RPF dans leurs pays respectifs. \nPar conséquent\, l’échange virtuel servira de plate-forme d’échange et d’apprentissage mutuel. Les collègues intéressés par ce sujet sont les bienvenus. Si vous souhaitez contribuer à cet échange ou si vous souhaitez simplement être ajouté à la liste de distribution pour le prochain appel\, veuillez contacter Anna Rother du Programme sectoriel pour la politique forestière internationale (anna.rother@giz.de). \nL’échange sera fait via Skype for Business. La première session aura lieu le 23 février 2018 à 11 heures CET (prévu en français\, mais changements possibles en fonction des besoins des participants). \nPour plus d’informations\nVeuillez contacter Christian Burren (Christian.burren@giz.de) ou Anna Rother (anna.rother@giz.de).
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/nouvel-echange-virtuel-sur-la-rpf-pour-les-pratiquants/
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SUMMARY:Balancing the Systems: Making Food & Market Systems Work for Nutrition
DESCRIPTION:Balancing the Systems:\nMaking Food & Market Systems Work for Nutrition\nJoin ACDI/VOCA and its affiliate Agribusiness Systems International for a discussion on the overlaps between market and food systems approaches to development and how understanding what they have in common may improve the way both systems function. We’ll also explore macro trends in food security and urbanization’s effect on nutrition-sensitive programming.
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/balancing-the-systems-making-food-market-systems-work-for-nutrition/
CATEGORIES:Événements
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SUMMARY:SNRD Africa Conference
DESCRIPTION:Towards Implementing the Agenda 2030 – The Role of Food and Nutrition Security\, Youth Employment and Climate Action in African Rural Development\nSNRD Africa and the host programme GIZ-CAADP invite to the conference on 2–6 May 2017 in Pretoria\, South Africa \nThe objectives of the conference are: \nUnderstand current dynamics and opportunities of food security\, youth employment and climate action and their role in implementing the Agenda 2030 in rural areas in Africa\nLearn from experience with food security\, youth employment and climate action across African countries and SNRD member programmes \nBetter enshrine the topics of the special initiative “One World – No Hunger” by German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) in the objectives and structure of SNRD AfricaReflect on how could SNRD Africa effectively contribute to a development-oriented imple-mentation of the Agenda 2030The conference will comprise plenary sessions\, concurrent mini-workshops on specific subtopics of the Agenda 2030 and the related roles of food security\, youth employment and climate action\, open space sessions and marketplace. One-day field trips are scheduled for Saturday 6 May as part of the post-conference programme. Therefore\, different destinations will be offered and communicated beforehand to participants. Working language of the conference will be English\, simultaneous interpretation (English-French\, French-English) provided. \nIbrahim Mayaki: African Perspectives on Youth Employment\, Food Security and Climate Actions\nKeynote address of NEPAD’s CEO at the 2017 SNRD Africa Conference in Pretoria \nFor privacy reasons YouTube needs your permission to be loaded. For more details\, please see our Privacy FR.I AcceptFor privacy reasons YouTube needs your permission to be loaded. For more details\, please see our Privacy FR.I AcceptFor privacy reasons YouTube needs your permission to be loaded. For more details\, please see our Privacy FR.I Accept
URL:https://www.snrd-africa.net/event/snrd-conference/
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