South America’s challenges and opportunities with regard to establishing resilient supply chains
GFFA Berlin e.V.
The effects of pandemics, biodiversity loss and climate change, as well as global hunger, currently pose major challenges to industry, science and politics. Food security, in particular, should be improved through the further development of resilient and sustainable supply chains. Due to different locational advantages and partners involved, supply chains also differ greatly in the individual regions of the world. This economic panel will focus on South America, and our guests will explain the challenges and opportunities they are facing when it comes to establishing resilient and sustainable supply chains. South America’s locational advantages in respect of sustainability, including the region’s wealth of renewable resources, biological diversity and traditional knowledge, offer valuable ideas, including for other regions in the world.
Our panellists will present innovative solutions and discuss which type of rule-based trading is needed for resilient supply chains. In South America, too, the question arises as to how new digital tools and other technological instruments could be provided to farmers to enable them to earn an adequate income from sustainable production. The panel will therefore also examine the importance of innovations for greater resilience in production and trade.
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Speakers
Marnix Doorn
FacilitatorInnovator, change leader and cross-cultural manager / IAK Agrar Consulting GmbH
Hendrik Schulze-Düllo
PanellistSenior Market Research Manager / CLAAS Group Show CV / Vita
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Hendrik Schulze-Düllo grew up on a German farm. Dedicated to Agribusiness he joined CLAAS in 2006 after his studies of Agricultural Economics at the University of Bonn. After several headquarter assignments in strategy and business development, he moved in 2014 to Brazil to setup a sales office in Porto Alegre as financial director. Since 2018, he is now responsible within CLAAS for the long-term market intelligence. Although now monitoring the global trends and markets for product and financial planning, he still has a special focus for Latin America and is CLAAS’ contact for the Lateinamerika Verein e.V. (LAV).
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Ana Carolina Zimmermann
PanellistCattle Farmer and Member of Committee of New Leaders of the Brazilian Confederation of Livestock and Agriculture - CNA / Ambassador for NGIN - Next Generation Ag Impact Network, Brasilia Show CV / Vita
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MBAs in Project Management and Agribusiness, both from University of São Paulo. Winner of the 4th edition of CNA Jovem, she is a co-founder of BASE – Brasil Agro Society Environment – an organization that seeks to promote sustainable agriculture in Brazil and worldwide. She is also a Nuffield Scholar – an organization that promotes exchanges between farmers around the world to strengthen agribusiness. Ana Carolina is passionate about studying the integration between the rural and urban areas. In 2022, she represented youth at the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture, hosted by the German government. In the same year, she became an ambassador for NGIN – Next Generation Ag Impact Network. She received an award from Sebrae in the category of rural producer of Goiás State of the “business woman” award. In 2023 she was part of the Gymnasium of the World Farmers Organization and member of the Committee of New Leaders of the Brazilian Confederation of Livestock and Agriculture – CNA.
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Isabel Maria Lizaso
PanellistCEO and President of IRUKO SA & Partner of AAPRESID Argentina / Farmer and Agribusiness woman, IRUKO SA & AAPRESID Argentina Show CV / Vita
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Farmer and Agribusiness woman – CEO and President of IRUKO SA & Partner of AAPRESID
Passionate about agricultural production and committed to soil and environmental health. In permanent search and use of new technologies that provide innovative solutions for management and decision making, with a focus on sustainable agriculture and the environment. Special interest in expanding and communicating the concepts of no-tillage NT and no-tillage systems NTS in the social, educational, and work environment.
Agricultural Production Technician – Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Certified Ontological Coach A.C.T.P- (ICF)
Dr. Jorge Sellare
PanellistAssistant professor / University of Wageningen, Netherlands Show CV / Vita
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Assistant professor at Wageningen U&R since January 2024. Holding an Ph.D. (magna cum laude) in agricultural economics (University of Goettingen) and a master in public policy from University of Erfurt. His research expertise opens a broad view into the fields of agricultural economics and policies: analyzing the land use change and the use of natural resources in bio-economic transitions, developing interdisciplinary methods for the analyses of agri-food markets and value chains, evaluating the impact of conservation and development policies and programs. He is leader of the junior research group “Transformation and
Sustainability Governance in South American Bioeconomies (SABio)” in phase 1 and 2, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL)