The World Food Day is celebrated each year on 16 October to promote worldwide awareness and action for those who suffer from hunger and for the need to ensure food security and nutritious diets for all.
World Food Day, organised by the FAO, will take place on 16 October. This year it is all about inspiring action for healthy diets, promoting “healthy eating and zero hunger as a way of life”.
World Food Day is celebrated on October 16, 2019, and is calling for action across sectors to make sustainable healthy diets affordable and available to everyone. Up to 150 countries across the world join in on World Food Day, making it one of the most celebrated days in the UN calendar.
The event aims to take stock of progress made through the recently launched action plan to develop a sustainable and circular bioeconomy, as well as looking into the future and the steps planned for the next few years.
KCMD participation to 'Youth migration and technology: enabling opportunity over risk' panel
The focus of GHI 2019 is Climate Change and hunger, exploring the impact of extreme weather on food production, nutrition and food security.
The Global Network Against Food Crises was launched by EU, FAO and WFP at the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit with the objective of tackling the root causes of food crises and promoting sustainable solutions through shared analysis and knowledge, and strengthened coordination in evidence-based responses.
This year IMPEL’s Water and Land Conference will focus on adaption measures to deal extreme events, droughts and floods due to changes in our climate.
The European Week of Regions and Cities is an annual four-day event during which cities and regions showcase their capacity to create growth and jobs, implement European Union cohesion policy, and prove the importance of the local and regional level for good European governance.
IFIB is confirmed as one of the leading events for the circular bioeconomy. The Naples edition will see the presence of some of the most important players at global level and will be the occasion to discuss value chains, education, the role of regions and cities in specific round tables.
This showcase will highlight how the Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography contributes to providing scientific evidence for EU policymaking on migration and demography related fields. In particular, it will show how policymakers can grasp the complexities of migration through an understanding of data spanning across a broad array of themes and issues, from demography to development.
This webinar will explore biomass feedstock strategies drawing from the long-standing experience of three experts in the field.
Nothing is more constant than change. And every change causes new challenges. Important drivers change over time and previously neglected topics start dominating economic, political and societal discussions.
The theme of IASP Nantes will be "The 4th Industrial Revolution: areas of innovation and science parks as key boosters for a successful transition". The conference will bring together experts from science and technology parks and other areas of innovation, technology-based incubators, academia, the public sector and business to discuss and debate in depth the latest trends in our industry’s increasingly complex structures for professional innovation support.
The BioVoices project is inviting local stakeholders in Italy to gather at the city of Palermo to talk about the direction their country needs to take to address its national bioeconomy strategy
