The Netherlands Food Partnership is hosting a NL-CGIAR Strategic Partnership seminar: Sustainable Food Systems in a Polarized World.

NL-CGIAR Strategic Partnership

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Policy

Research

Food Systems Transformation

NL-CGIAR Strategic Partnership seminar: Sustainable Food Systems in a Polarized World.

On 17 April NWO, together with CGIAR and the Netherlands Food Partnership, will host an online matchmaking session for the call for Senior Experts of the NL-CGIAR Senior Expert Programme II. The aim of this session is to connect Senior researchers from Dutch organisations with CGIAR Research Initiatives, Impact area Platforms and the Private Partnerships for Impact unit (PP4I), in order to co-develop the Senior Expert assignment.

Global

Matchmaking session - Senior Expert Call NL-CGIAR

Kenya

Innovation and Scaling

CGIAR Science Week

During a lively discussion at the Dutch Pavilion at the Agro-Food trade show in Lagos three main takeaways were identified. For building lasting and effective partnerships three elements are essential:
1.  TRUST. No cooperation without trust
2. BROAD DIVERSITY of stakeholders
3. EXIT STRATEGY - when will participants exit and what will remain in place


Specific attention was asked for youth in the Nigerian context: not only they should be included, but also the enabling environment for their specific needs such as access to finance, networks, knowledge should be improved.

Nigeria

Horticulture

Connecting the dots - partnerships in action

Opportunities for Dutch companies active in climate and water-smart agriculture solutions.

Tunesia

Agroecology

Climate

Water

Climate and Water-Smart Agriculture trade mission to Tunisia 2024

The World Water Council catalyzes collective action during and in between each World Water Forum  the world's largest event on water.

Indonesia

10th World Water Forum

You are invited to join us at this workshop: "Operationalizing sustainable healthy diets in the context of climate
change; Looking at Animal Source Foods as part of sustainable healthy diets in LMICs."

Nutrition

Expert Workshop: Operationalizing sustainable healthy diets in the context of climate change

With a current population of 1.4 billion, projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050, African nations grapple with the challenge of achieving economic transformation while navigating environmental risks. Africa Works! 2024, themed Africas Green Industrialisation/Made in Africa, will spotlight green solutions for sustainable economic diversification. We will explore opportunities in circular food production, renewable energy, and sustainable agro-logistics, asking how the private sector, both Dutch and African, can contribute to a sustainable and inclusive future for the continent. 

Africa Works! 2024 will feature world-class speakers, high-quality workshops, insightful country-focus sessions, investment pitches, and networking.

Africa

Food Systems

Energy

Africa Works! 2024

The World Cocoa Conference is the leading event for the global cocoa and chocolate sector, bringing together all the stakeholders of the cocoa value chain  governments, cocoa farmers, cooperatives, exporters, traders, manufacturers, brands, retailers, financial institutions, logistics companies, international aid and development agencies, academics, etc. from across the world to exchange views and identify solutions for the sustainability of the sector.

Belgium

Gender

Production

Value Chain

Trade

World Cocoa Conference 2024

Join AgriTech Expo to learn from experts, network with peers, get inspired by leaders, and explore groundbreaking agriculture ideas. Don't miss out!

Zambia

Seeds

Agritech Expo Zambia

Bent u actief in duurzame kassenbouw of biedt u innovatieve oplossingen voor waterbeheer, ontzilting of hergebruik van water in kassen? En wilt u zakendoen in de Verenigde Arabische Emiraten (VAE) en Saoedi-Arabië? Ga dan in maart 2024 mee naar de Golfregio.
Alleen bedrijven uit de watersector kunnen zich nog aanmelden.

United Arab Emirates

Handelsmissie watertechnologie en duurzame kassenbouw naar de Golfregio

Over 15 million Kenyans sustain livelihoods and create opportunities across the entrepreneurial informal economy. This often invisible 83% of the population are kibanda operators, mama mbogas, fundis, boda drivers, content creators, visual artists, plant sellers, and more, each with unique challenges, dreams and aspirations.

Resilience

Youth

TRANSFORM - Future of Work for the Informal Economy

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The 4th international meetings "Milk, driver of development" is organized by INRAT, OEP, INRAE, CIRAD and IDELE. It centres on a scientific symposium, exhibition of dairy innovations as well as visits to farms. This fourth edition addresses, among other topics: the specificity of local and regional milk development; Sustainability and resilience of the dairy sectors in a changing world; Evolution and future of the dairy sectors in the face of global uncertainty and turbulence.

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Our NEADAP colleagues Asaah Ndambi and Annabelle Daburon attended this Africa wide dairy meeting in Tunesia. They both were selected to present their work, respectively, “Milk dispensing machines as a retail innovation in Kenya: recent trends and consumption patterns”, “Manure management practices and opportunities for improved utilization in sub-Saharan Africa” and “A glimpse at dairy advisory services from East Africa” related to the NEADAP project. Find attached their take home messages for the NEADAP community.

<a href="https://cdn2.assets-servd.host/nfp-voedselpartn/production/NEADAP/Milk-vector-of-development-take-homes-from-Asaah-and-Annabelle.pdf">Milk vector of development take homes from Asaah and Annabelle</a>
PPT: <a href="https://cdn2.assets-servd.host/nfp-voedselpartn/production/NEADAP/A-glimpse-at-dairy-advisory-services-from-East-Africa.pdf">A glimpse at dairy advisory services from East Africa</a>  or  <a href="https://cdn2.assets-servd.host/nfp-voedselpartn/production/NEADAP/Un-aper%C3%A7u-des-services-d%E2%80%99appui-conseil-en-Afrique-de-lEst.pdf">Un aperçu des services d'appui-conseil en Afrique de l'Est</a>

Milk, vector of development (Tunis 6-8 March 2023)

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