Experts from across the world gathered in Berlin to attend the GFFA to discuss the development of a more resilient and productive agriculture sector. Gordon Conway and Katrin Glatzel attended the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) in Berlin in January. Professor Conway participated in the kick-off event alongside Montpellier Panel member Joachim von Braun(University Bonn), Howard Shapiro (UC… Read more »
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SCALING UP NUTRITION (2011)
Posted by Michael Hoevel & filed under Publications, Reports.
On 17th May 2011, the Montpellier Panel launched a briefing paper on Scaling Up Nutrition in the UK Parliament. 195 million children are stunted. This is a third of all children in the world who are under five years old. Of these, 90% live in just 36 countries, 21 of which are in Sub-Saharan Africa…. Read more »
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Call 4 a #ParadigmShift #Energy is not just about economics, it is also related to people’s #health, #climate and environment as highlighted in the @MaMoPanel #Energizedreport’s country analyses bit.ly/2vKxL1J @SongweVera twitter.com/INCLUDEplatfor…
Vera Songwe (@SongweVera) at the @DIE_GDI #AfricasEmployment conference: "Energy is central". She calls for a paradigm shift on Africa’s future, emphasizing the opportunities within the new climate economy. pic.twitter.com/ToO8E1gDua
— INCLUDE Platform (@INCLUDEplatform) February 17, 2020
There is now growing attention amongst policymakers to the need 4 and potential of #irrigation to contribute to continental & global #Ag transformation agendas, including meeting the targets and goals set out under the @_AfricanUnion’s #Agenda2063. @MamoPanel's #IrrigationReport twitter.com/NEPAD_Agency/s…
Did you know? AUDA-NEPAD launched the Integrated Irrigation & Agri-Industry Initiative aimed at bringing under irrigation an additional 5 million hectares of arable land ‘tween 2020-2030. 16 countries will be supported at field level #TheAfricaWeWant @bwalyam @AggreyProf pic.twitter.com/vB7G6fpng8
— AUDA-NEPAD (@NEPAD_Agency) February 14, 2020
.@_AfricanUnion#BR The lessons from these top scorers can be learnt throughout their respective case studies by the @MamoPanel: Rwanda🇷🇼: bit.ly/2uKdoSm Morocco🇲🇦: bit.ly/2SEjxHG Mali🇲🇱: bit.ly/2OR2TmU Ghana🇬🇭 : bit.ly/3bGirUG @RwandaAgri twitter.com/FutureAgrics/s…
As revealed to the @_AfricanUnion on Monday, only 4/49 member states are meeting the targets of the #Africa #Agriculture #Transformation Scorecard. So, who are the top scorers? And how does this impact progress towards Malabo Declaration commitments? https://t.co/nqImcAuQzO pic.twitter.com/wRS812zGjQ
— Future Agricultures (@FutureAgrics) February 14, 2020