Past Briefings

30 November 2011: Food Price Volatility

14 September 2011: Major drivers for rural transformation in Africa

15 June 2011: Nutrition security in ACP countries

13 April 2011: The Water we eat

2 February 2011: Geopolitics of Food

15 September 2010: Financing Rural Development

16 June 2010: Youth and Rural Development

12 May 2010: “Humanitarian assistance and rural development in ACP countries”

10 March 2010: “Biodiversity and Rural development in ACP countries”

27 January 2010: “Population growth and its implications for ACP rural development”

9 December 2009: “From Global Food Crisis to Local Food Insecurity”

12 October 2009: “ACP Agricultural and Rural Development: why Media matters?

23 September 2009: “Upgrading to compete in a globalised world: What opportunities and challenges for SMEs in agriculture in ACP countries?”

1 July 2009: “The Role of Livestock for ACP countries: challenges and opportunities ahead”

11 May 2009: “Meeting Food Safety Standards: Implications for ACP agricultural exports”

29 April 2009: “Fighting against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated fishing (IUU): Impacts and challenges for ACP countries”.

25 February 2009: Land access and rural development: New challenges, new opportunities

11 December 2008: How does international migration affect ACP rural development?

16 October 2008: Rising food prices: an opportunity for change?

2 July 2008: New drivers, new players in ACP rural development

16 April 2008: Does Fair Trade contribute to sustainable development?

13 February 2008: The climate challenge for ACP agriculture

5 December 2007: Can aid fix trade? The new Aid for Trade agenda

17 October 2007: Advancing African Agriculture

4 July 2007: Challenges to rural development in ACP countries

One Response to Past Briefings

  1. The availability of video footage and audio of the briefings on the internet is an excellent use of the technology to get the discussions to the people. The issues discussed are very relevant and the fact that those who did not attend have a greater opportunity to witness the the actual proceedings is exciting and speaks well of the future of people’s involvement. This is truly a great initiative.
    ROK

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