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Presented by Ekaterina Bessonova, Communication Officer - SIANI at the SIANI Annual Meeting 2017
Blog Post
The 2030 Agenda and the landscape approach paint a picture of complexity and raise a lot of challenges, but there are also a lot of benefits in pursuing an integrated way of thinking.
Video
Presentation by students David Gevert, Maria Eklund, Maja Möller, Elin Hålldin and Rebecca Hymnelius, from the Swedish University of Agricultural Science. 19th January 2017 at the SIANI Annual...
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Present by Katja Bessonova, Communication Officer, SIANI at the SIANI Annual Meeting 2017.
News Story
Heads up all food and agriculture scientists in sub-Saharan Africa and in South/Southeast Asia! Take part in a region-wide survey on how scientists in SSA, South and Southeast Asia engage with policy-makers and practitioners.
News Story
Youth
Ahead of their planned field trip to Malawi, we at SIANI, hosted a short preparatory session with a class of the Global College (“Globala Gymnasiet”) in Stockholm, to discuss topics around smallholder farming, #ZeroHunger, and rural poverty.
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Youth
Är du i början på din karriär inom internationella utvecklingsfrågor? Har du samlat på dig lite arbetslivserfarenheter men vill ta klivet ut i en internationell organisation som jobbar med jordbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning? Då kan Sveriges JPO-program (Junior Professional Officer) vara något för dig!
Blog Post
Think for a second what is your image of a peasant. Poor, badly educated, non-progressive, do these adjectives come to your mind? But why does this have to be like that?
Blog Post
Rural people in the Sahel derive multiple benefits from local ecosystem services on a daily basis. At the same time, a large proportion of the population lives in multidimensional poverty. The global sustainability challenge is thus manifested in its one extreme here, with a strong need to improve human well-being without degrading the landscapes that people depend on.