Agricultural Research for Development conference – Scales & Diversity
Agricultural Research for Development is an annual interdisciplinary and multi-stakeholder conference on agriculture, livestock and forest research in an international development context. Distinguished international guests will give key note presentations on pertinent research and/or developmental questions. Individual participants are invited to present their research/project in parallel sessions. This year´s conference will be held at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 28-29 September 2011.
What | Conference |
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When |
Sep 28, 2011 09:00 AM
to Sep 29, 2011 05:00 PM |
Where | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden |
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Organizers’ of the conference are the networks’ Focali, Agri4D (www.Agri4D.se) SIANI (www.SIANI.se), Future Agriculture (www.slu.se/futureagriculture) and Future Forests (www.futureforests.se).
Swedish research and development assistance exist in an international context and needs influence and ideas from outside; hence prominent international scientist, science leaders, development practitioners, policy makers and other stake holders are invited. As farming, not least in developing countries, is a multi/inter-disciplinary endeavor, science has to be. Accordingly, not only is forestry and livestock included in Agricultural Research; in this context it also encompasses everything from microbiology to macro-economy, putting local people, their livelihoods, land use and environments in focus.
On www.Agri4D.se you will find a program, some background information and information on how to register and submit abstracts as well as some brief presentation of the key note speakers. On the same web site you will also find the documentation of last year’s conference: Production and Carbon Dynamics in Africa.
Please register at www.akademikonferens.se/agricultural2011 the latest on September 10th.
Click here to see the invitation and program.
Click here to the keynotespeakers.