Nutrition Security

On 15th June 2011, the CTA organized a Brussels Briefing on Nutrition security in ACP countries in cooperation with the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), DG DEVCO of the European Commission, Concord and other partners. Close to 200 policy-makers from the European Commission, the Council and EU and ACP embassies followed the discussions live in the European Commission, with another 140 followers of the internet webstream.

Video documentation

On this page, you can find the video documentation of all the speeches that were given at the conference. Simply click on their names to display the video. You can also watch the video interviews that we conducted with the different speakers, and download their PowerPoint Presentations.

Objectives of the Briefing and Programme: Isolina Boto, Head, CTA Brussels Office

Introductory remarks:

  • Gary Quince, Director, Sustainable Growth and Development, DG DEVCOC, European Commission,
  • Achille Bassile Kim, ACP Secretariat
  • Rajul PandyaLorch, Head of the 2020 Vision Initiative, IFPRI
  • Michael Hailu, Director CTA

Panel 1: Nutrition security in ACP countries: key challenges and opportunities

Moderator: H.E. Brave R. Ndisale, Ambassador of Malawi

Panel 2: Policies and actions to improve the linkages between agriculture and nutrition

Moderator: Rajul Pandya‐Lorch, Head of the 2020 Vision Initiative, IFPRI [Video interview]

Panellists:

Closing remarks:

  • Dr Jose Graziano da Silva
  • Michael Hailu, Director CTA

3 Responses to Nutrition Security

  1. Prof Anderson – i wanted this comment forwarded before your paper presentation yesterday. An aspect of concern is the youth feeding patterns and staple food in Africa. Youth love grains especially rice and are not favorable to main staples like yam and cassava. In Nigeria there could be a ban on rice importation it is important to include this as WAHO in Bobo Burkina Faso is also including the concern

    Another aspect is Nutrition and food security policies – some of the policies are paper work and require technical update – i have been working on Nutrition Policy review for Nigeria but it is important to integrate cross culturally

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