Rural transformation

SIANI will participate in the Book Fair through two events focusing on sustainable food production and consumption, with an emphasis on climate change.

The motto of the Global Landscapes 2015 implies that everything is connected. Indeed, land use change and related issues are among major drivers of the changing climate. As the global leaders gather in Paris for the COP21, the Global Landscape Forum aims to leverage the opportunity to shape the global development agenda.

The Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative (SIANI) and the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) are excited to announce their involvement in the upcoming Global Bioeconomy Summit...

Apart from attending the important sessions and side events, SIANI also organized a side event in collaboration with the Swedish Ministry of Rural Affairs and Sida. The side event aimed at showcasing the Sweden´s holistic approach to reducing food waste and losses across scales and along the value chain.

Get to know about our activities at the Swedish Political week 2019.

Recent data on food waste indicate that roughly one third of the food produced for human consumption is wasted. In the face of the growing food security challenge and need for increased efficiency of the food system, food waste has been acknowledge as an issue of high importance on the international agenda.

By participating at the 26th IUFRO World Congress, SIANI aims to stay at the forefront of the food, forests, energy and water nexus – acting as a convener between actors from different sectors.

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Presented by Lotta Fabricius Kristiansen, National Competence Centre for Advisory Services, SLU Råd/nu.