Events
Investing in Youth: The Role of Development Banks - A webinar by the Thematic Working Group on Rural Youth Employment.
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6 DECEMBER 2022 | Hybrid Links The Opening Ceremony of the International Year of Millets (IYM) 2023 hosted by FAO aims to raise awareness and create
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8 NOVEMBER 2022, 14:00 CET | VIRTUAL | In English and French Links “Supporting Youth Diaspora Entrepreneurship in ACP Countries” is hosted by the ICR Facility.
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14 DECEMBER 2022 | Virtual Links POLICY SEMINAR: Harmful Environmental Impacts of Agricultural SubsidiesCo-organized by IFPRI and The University of AdelaideAgricultural subsidies are high—and increasing—and are largely concentrated
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This new OECD report provides policy makers of the region with fresh evidence on the potential effects of climate change and the green transition on jobs and people. Join policy makers and experts in this hybrid event to discover the report's key findings, and discuss social policy priorities for Southeast Asia.
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21 FEBRUARY 2024 | 9:30:30-10:45 EST| Virtual. This webinar aims to facilitate knowledge sharing around efforts and strategies to foster youth employment in rural contexts, with a focus on climate-smart business models for youth in the agri-food sector.
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The Dialogue will highlight issues affecting rural youth and gather input for Game Changer solutions for decent jobs creation for rural youth in food systems. First, a round of opening statements and pitches for youth centered Game Changer solutions submitted to the UNFSS will set the scene.
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This webinar will explore the key (structural) policy issues related to transforming Africa’s rural economies and how this can result in more and better jobs for rural youth and particularly young women.
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Biodiversity loss, climate change and environmental degradation are defining challenges of our generation and require more coordinated and incisive international efforts. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the interlinkages between human health and an healthy planet. The post COVID recovery should be an opportunity to build back greener and more inclusive societies and economies.
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Strengthening Coordination Towards SDG2: Pathways for Food Systems Transformation
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