(Departs ICC at 1400 hours, returns at 1900 hours)
SIDE EVENTS
SE-04: Science and business dialogue
SE-05: Continental Consultation Room: AGRONOMY HOUSE
SE-06 :a. Mainstreaming land rights of the rural poor in the climate discourse (Room-ACCRA-B)-Read More
b. Outcomes and ways forward of the GFAR webinars on: UN Food Systems Summit and National Pathways; and Regional Responses to Challenges to Soil Fertility and Sustainability (Room: ACCRA-B) –Read More
SE-07:Supporting Pathways to Sustainable Land Management in Africa.
SE-08: Fostering Agribusiness and Gender/Youth-Responsive Food Systems
SE-09: Unlocking business opportunities for youth-led SMEs and enterprises
SE-10: CGIAR Agribusiness Acceleration Approaches for Climate Smart Agriculture Innovation, Resilience, Gender and Social Inclusion. Room: CAPE TOWN-A (Read More)
SE-11: Advancing the AU-EU Research and Innovation Partnership in the context of the International Research Consortium (IRC).Room: CAPE TOWN-B (Read More)
SE-12:a. GFAR Talks
b. Presentation of GFAR Innovation Survey-Meeting Room(Read more)Room: CAIRO
· Knowledge Management, Digitalization, and Youth Entrepreneurship
·Policies, Institutions, Capacities
FIELD VISIT
Dube Trade Port: Visit to the culture lab and the greenhouse project.
Departs ICC at 1400 hours, returns 1700 hours
SIDE EVENTS
SE-21: Optimal Sector Strategies in African Agriculture and Agribusiness.
SE-22: CAADP-X4P – CGIAR Knowledge management Session: Acting on a collaborative agenda. Room : PLENARY-A (Read More)
SE-23: Catalyzing and coordinating Innovation and Scaling in Eastern and Southern Africa
SE-24: Improving the Implementation of Existing Trade Policies to support Cross-Border Trade In Africa Room: ACCRA-A
SE-25: Policy dialogue on engagement of state and non-state actors in enhancing utilization of Earth Observation Data Products and Services in Agriculture in South Africa
SE-27: PARI : Dissemination session – How to turn the agrifood sector into an engine of job growth for Africa’s youth. Room: PLENARY-B(Read More)
SE-28: Mainstreaming Forgotten Food into Africa Food System: What are the Next Big Things? Room: PLENARY-B( Read More )
SE-29: Women and Youth service-based agribusiness using digital app in West and Central Africa.
SE-30: Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health
SE-31:Unpacking the potential of Agroecology in Africa. Room-CAPE TOWN B(Read More)
SE-32: Boosting Intra-African Trade through Agricultural digitalization for enhancing implementation of the AfCFTA
SE-33: Promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment for a nutrition-sensitive and Gender-Responsive Food Systems in the Drylands
8th June
PLENARY SESSION ORGANIZED BY FAO
Digitalization and Innovation to facilitate Implementation of the AfCFTA and for boosting Intra-African trade
Framework for Boosting Intra-African Trade (BIAT) in Agricultural Commodities and Services, including an update on the Guided Trade Initiative (GTI)
Plenary Sessions on:
·Digitalization and trade facilitation to support implementation of AfCFTA
·Women and youth as enablers of intra-African trade, including agribusiness, in the context of the AfCFTA.
FARA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
·Statements from Partners
·The Board’s Accountability Report
·Report on the Secretariat’s achievements
·Strategic direction of the FARA Secretariat over the medium term
·Synthesis of outcomes of 8th AASW
FARA GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Ratification of appointment of the new ED and Chairperson of FARA
Valedictory speeches by outgoing ED and Chairperson