The first webinar organized by the newly created Resilient Smallholder Initiative (RSI) will take place on November 21st, 2024 from 2pm to 4:30pm CET (UTC+1). The main purpose is to have short presentations from all contributing partners to identify how the group is addressing the various aspects of smallholders’ resilience as a preparation to future working groups and activities.
Agenda, Nov. 21st, 2024 – Time are in CET (UTC+1)
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14:00-14:10: Welcome to Resilient Smallholders Initiative
14:10-14:20: StopMedWaste/FoodWaStop – Food Loss and Waste Postharvest. Speaker: Pr Gianfranco Romanazzi, Marche Polytechnic University, Italy.
14:20-14:30: OurMED – Social and Technological Innovations. Speaker: Dr Seifeddine Jomaa, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Germany.
14:30-14:40: ReCROP – Eco-friendly Agronomic Practices to Increase Plant Resilience. Speaker: Pr Sofia Pereira, Catholic University of Portugal (UCP), Portugal.
14:40-14:50: EU4Advice – Advisory Services for Short Food Supply Chains. Speaker: Patricia Mora, Innogestiona, Spain.
14:50-15:00: Med-Links – Efficiency, Sustainability and Fairness along Fruit and Vegetables Supply Chains. Speaker: Pr Luca Camanzi, University of Bologna, Italy.
15:00-15:10: FairChain – Social, Technological, and Organizational Innovations for better Intermediate Food Value Chains.
15:10-15:20: InovFarmer.MED – Better Fruit from Smart Business. Speaker: Pr. Dulcineia Ferreira Wessel, Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, Portugal.
15:20-15:30: RESILINK – Digital Platforms and Designs to Facilitate Resource Sharing. Speaker: Pr. Congduc Pham, University of Pau and Adour Country (UPPA), Pau, France.
15:30-15:40: INDICATIC AIP – Defining ICT strategy towards smallholder farmers. Speaker: Dr Agustin Guerra, INDICATIC AIP, Panama.
15:40-16:30: Round Table with contributing projects and Dr Mohamed Wageih (PRIMA Project Officer, Agro-food Value Chain Thematic Area) on “The Challenges of Smallholders Towards Increased Sustainability and Resilience”.
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