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october, 2020
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The 10th edition of IFIB, the International Forum on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy will take place from the 1st to the 2nd of October in Rome. It aims at strengthening the bioeconomy network in
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The 10th edition of IFIB, the International Forum on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioeconomy will take place from the 1st to the 2nd of October in Rome. It aims at strengthening the bioeconomy network in the Euro-Mediterranean area and promoting partnerships. The focus of the Forum is biotechnology, as provider of new resources for industries.
Time
october 1 (Thursday) - 2 (Friday)
Location
Rome, Italy
19octAll Day2128th European Grassland Federation General MeetingInternational Conference
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The 28th General meeting of EGF in 2020 will be hosted by University of Helsinki in Helsinki Finland. This reference meeting for grassland experts gives delegates the opportunity to see
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The 28th General meeting of EGF in 2020 will be hosted by University of Helsinki in Helsinki Finland. This reference meeting for grassland experts gives delegates the opportunity to see and experience how today’s state-of-the-art practices in grassland and ruminant production are used in Finland to produce milk and beef products that have been ranked as one of the highest quality products in the world.
Time
october 19 (Monday) - 21 (Wednesday)
Location
Online
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All around the globe, biodiversity is disappearing as a result of unsustainable human activities. This loss is closely connected to climate
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All around the globe, biodiversity is disappearing as a result of unsustainable human activities. This loss is closely connected to climate change, and the combined effect of this unprecedented crisis is disrupting the ecosystems that support life on Earth and provide vital services to our society. It has devastating consequences for human health and well-being. While the situation is extremely serious, there is still hope. Solutions exist, but they require deep and transformative changes in the way we produce, consume and trade.
EU Green Week will put the spotlight on biodiversity, in the context of this broader ecological crisis. It will call for urgent action, explore possible pathways for change, and examine how a range of EU policies like the European Green Deal can help protect, restore and sustainably manage nature, leaving room for it to recover and thrive.
The programme of the EU Green Week conference in Brussels will include a series of sessions dedicated to the evaluation of the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2020. Emerging findings from the evaluation support study will be shared, giving the stakeholder community an opportunity to react, share views and experiences, and to discuss the achievements, factors of success, barriers to implementation as well as progress towards the targets. This input will be taken into consideration in the finalisation of the evaluation support study.
Time
october 19 (Monday) - 22 (Thursday)
Location
Brussels, Belgium
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Grassland and green shrubs cover 21% of the total surface of the EU-28 and as such are a key element of the regions landscape and biodiversity. Today, grass as a
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Grassland and green shrubs cover 21% of the total surface of the EU-28 and as such are a key element of the regions landscape and biodiversity. Today, grass as a resource remains underutilised. It is often left to decay after mowing and thus causes costs and lost benefits for individuals and society.
At the occasion of the EU Green Week 2020, which aims to emphasise the contribution biodiversity can make to society and the economy, the GO-GRASS project will shed light on this overlooked potential during the online event ‘Go for Grass: exploiting grassland potential in the EU Circular economy’, that will take place on 22 October 2020.
This event, taking place from 10.00 to 12.00 CET and from 14.00 to 16.00 CET, will explore new business opportunities for rural areas arising from the exploitation of grassland and green fodder.
While the first session will demonstrate a range of innovative and cost-effective processes and technologies to transform grass into valuable bio-based products, the second session will afford stakeholders the opportunity to discuss various tools and resources that can foster the deployment of sustainable grassland management practices and circular business models across the EU.
To have a look at the programme, click on the following link, and if you would like to join the event, don’t forget to register here to get all the details.
Time
(Thursday) 10 h 00 min - 16 h 00 min
Location
Online