The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
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The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
We want to inform you that after activation your data will be transmitted to Youtube.
Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Sustainability, Bayer AG, Germany
Director CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)
Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Special Representative on the Right to Food and Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law
The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
We want to inform you that after activation your data will be transmitted to Youtube.
Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Sustainability, Bayer AG, Germany
Director CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)
Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Special Representative on the Right to Food and Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law
The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
We want to inform you that after activation your data will be transmitted to Youtube.
Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Sustainability, Bayer AG, Germany
Director CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)
Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Special Representative on the Right to Food and Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law
The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Sustainability, Bayer AG, Germany
Director CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)
Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Special Representative on the Right to Food and Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law
We want to inform you that after activation your data will be transmitted to Youtube.
The 13th GFFA has come to an end with a commitment by the Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference to climate-friendly and crisis-resistant agriculture.
At the invitation of Federal Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner, 78 agriculture ministers and high-ranking representatives of 13 international organisations came together. Among them the Director-General of the FAO, Dr. Qu Dongyu and Nobel laureate World Food Programme (WFP), represented by executive director David Beasley. UN Director-General Antònio Guterres delivered a video message.
Khoushbou Singh Sewraj from Mauritius and Morgan Norris from the USA presented the International Young Farmers’ Forum statement to the ministers. Nineteen young farmers from just as many countries drafted the statement in the course of the GFFA.
Earlier, more than 3.000 registered international guests from politics, business, science and civil society had discussed in 20 panels and deep dives.
Philipp Swoboda, researcher from Austria, prevailed in the GFFA Science Slam against three other young scientists.
Senior Vice President Public Affairs & Sustainability, Bayer AG, Germany
Director CGIAR Research Programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS)
Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
UN Special Representative on the Right to Food and Professor at the University of Oregon School of Law
We want to inform you that after activation your data will be transmitted to Youtube.
