There was a large push at the SIANI Annual meeting in January 2015 for SIANI to involve more youth in the discussion around agricultural development, food security and nutrition. This call was heard and led to the launch of SIANI Youth – an initiative dedicated to creation and production of agriculture and food security related communication for the youngest members of the SIANI network.
SIANI explored the theme of the World Food Forum from the perspective of healthy, nutritious and sustainable snacks in a virtual side event. The webinar was hosted together with WWF Sweden Youth and the Government of Sweden.
The youth-driven forum brought together more than 2000 people in Rome and more online, representing research, governments, the private sector, civil society and much more.
Exploring the CFS call for the development of systems, policies and programmes that engage more youth in agriculture and agricultural employment
SIANI explored the theme of the World Food Forum from the perspective of healthy, nutritious and sustainable snacks in a virtual side event. The webinar was hosted together with WWF Sweden Youth and the Government of Sweden.
The youth-driven forum brought together more than 2000 people in Rome and more online, representing research, governments, the private sector, civil society and much more.
Exploring the CFS call for the development of systems, policies and programmes that engage more youth in agriculture and agricultural employment
SIANI, WWF Sweden Youth and the Government of Sweden host a side event on the snacks industry at the World Food Forum.
The World Food Forum (WFF) will be held at the headquarters of the FAO in Rome, Italy. The event will comprise of the WFF Global Youth Forum, the FAO Science and Innovation Forum and the FAO...
SIANI and its partners continue to support and recognise women and youth’s entrepreneurial skills and contribution to food production.
Discover the main takeaways of the the Stockholm+50 milestone associated event organised by SIANI and AgriFoSe2030 on how agripreneurial youth can build capacities to support sustainable food systems.
Agroforestry Network, with support from SIANI, recently launched a policy brief discussing how agroforestry can improve the livelihoods of young people in sub-Saharan Africa.
“Young people should not need to have the courage to engage in food systems and agriculture. We have to de-risk the investments with financial support mechanisms from the public and the private...
UNICEF has the global convening power to initiate and galvanize support for such an ambitious and much needed initiative to bring children and youth back on the global agenda. But this is not a...