Blog Post
Despite certain progress in recent years a large proportion of the world’s rural population, especially in low and middle-income countries, still does not have statutory recognized rights to the agricultural land and other natural resources they have been using for generations and on which they depend for their livelihoods.
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Youth
5 SLU students present the work done on SIANI Youth. Through a communication strategy which utilises social media, the aim is to better reach young people and strengthen the relationship between...
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Youth
5 SLU students present the work done on SIANI Youth. Through a communication strategy which utilises social media, the aim is to better reach young people and strengthen the relationship between...
Publication
This expert group aimed to assess capacities, best practices and policy options on Higher Education for Sustainable Agriculture (HESA) in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region...
News Story
Youth
SIANI har valt att satsa mer på unga och för att få hjälp med hur organisationen kan attrahera yngre medlemmar och få dessa att lära sig av varandra tog SIANI hjälp av oss, fem agronomstudenter från SLU (Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet).
News Story
Are we ready to meet the world’s increasing food demand over the coming decades? Some people are doubtful of how we are going to feed 2.4 billion more people when no extra land is available and degradation of existing farmland is widespread.
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presented by Benjamin Davis, FAO for the World Food Day 2015 in Sweden