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AgriFoSe2030 meeting in Nairobi inspire future collaborations
Published: 06 December 2023
To wrap-up the second phase and share valuable knowledge between countries, projects and people, the AgriFoSe2030 programme gathered more than 60 participants from a range of different parts of the world in Nairobi, Kenya, in November. The meeting was facilitated in an including and inspiring way by Isabel Vogel, letting the participants discuss, network and learn from each other. Read her thoughts about the meeting below.
Last week, I was in Nairobi to facilitate the end-of-phase meeting of the AgriFoSe2030 programme. Over 60 people from ten countries as diverse as Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe, Laos and Vietnam gathered over two days to explore and reflect on the changes they've helped to influence.
Collaborating with small-scale farmers and other stakeholders in their settings, 17 different teams have combined science and local knowledge to support positive change in food systems, production processes and agricultural landscapes in Africa and Asia.
Nairobi, a city buzzing with vitality and diversity, was a fitting location for this vibrant workshop. The workshop participants were full of positive energy, sharing their rich experience and ideas for how they could continue to enhance sustainable, small-scale agriculture for food security...
For more inforamtion about the Nairobi meeting, projects and outcomes, please read the full report here.