Policy Forum – A Parallel Event
Category | Africa meetings |
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Last Date | 06 10 2015 12:00 AM |
Event | 05 10 2015 12:00 AM - 07 10 2015 12:00 AM |
Place | 3rd AOC VENUE SHERATON HOTEL AND TOWERS, 30, Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Airport Road, Ikeja, Lagos, NIGERIA - Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Ikeja, Nigeria |
Telephone | +255787908303 |
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Website | www.africanorganicnetwork.org |
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Policy Forum – A Parallel Event
Date: 5 – 6 October; Time: (As per Conference Programme)
THEME
INSTITUTIONS AND POLICY PRIORITIES FOR ECOLOGICAL ORGANIC AGRICULTURE IN AFRICA
OBJECTIVE
To facilitate and link policy makers to various organic agriculture (OA) experts, farmers and stakeholders as a process of building their capacity and understanding of the importance of OA in Africa.
KEY PARTICIPANTS
The Conference will draw participants from across the continent and beyond. Policymakers, who influence decisions at different levels, Continental and Regional Economic Communities, government representatives, Representatives from International Organizations, UN Organizations, farmers’ organizations, Organic Agriculture experts, researchers and stakeholders and farmers, all form key participants to this forum.
3rd AOC VENUE
SHERATON HOTEL AND TOWERS,
30, Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Airport Road,
Ikeja, Lagos, NIGERIA
How do we achieve Mainstreaming of EOA into Programs, Policies and Strategies?
MODERATION
Moderation will include presentations and panel discussion. The kick start will be cases presentations from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda on their respective Policy Environment they operate in. IFOAM could complement with Policy Best Practices collected through OTEA Component C Policy. Where, AUC could present on Implementation of the African Head of States decision on Organic Farming in Africa. All these presentations would, eventually, trigger discussion from the floor.
PROCESS TO COME UP WITH PRIORITIES
All presentations and contributions from the participants should center on drawing successes, challenges, lessons learned and recommendations and actions needed for ways forward. The recommendations should, also, be presented at the end of the Conference, so that institutions, such as AfrONet, NOAMs, Research Institutes and other OA stakeholders, can eventually make follow-up of implementations.
THE 3RD AOC NIGERIA
Is organized to untie the theme, “Achieving Social and Economic Development Through Ecological and Organic Agricultural Alternatives,” the Conference, which is co-coordinated by the Association of Organic Agriculture Practitioners of Nigeria (NOAN), African Organic Network (AfrONet) and The Federal Fertilizer Department, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Federal Republic of Nigeria, will take place at Sheraton Hotel and Towers, Lagos.
The conference targets consumers, farmers, researchers, trainers, academics, extension practitioners, policy makers, private sector actors, financiers in the agriculture value chains and promoters of organic agriculture. It is organized in the context of mainstreaming organic agriculture as per decision of African Heads of State and Government. It is estimated that more than 300 delegates from at least 35 countries will attend.
PROPOSED PRORGRAMME:
SN |
ITEM |
TIME |
FACILITATION |
1 |
Policy Environment |
15mts |
KOAN & a Policymaker |
15mts |
TOAM & a Policymaker |
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15mts |
NOGAMU & a Policymaker |
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2 |
Best Policy Practices |
15mts |
IFOAM |
5 |
Head of States decision on OA in Africa |
15mts |
AUC |
6 |
Floor Discussion and Questions to panelists/presenters |
45mnts |
All |
All Dates
- from 05 10 2015 to 07 10 2015
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