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FAO is organizing the webinar “How far are we in the agroecological transition? The contribution of the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE)” to update partners and stakeholders on the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) developments and results. The event is scheduled to take place on 22 November 2022 afternoon (14.30 – 16.00).
While there is increasing evidence on the positive impacts of agroecology, data and results remain un-harmonized across disciplines because of heterogeneous methods and data as well as differing scales, locations, and timeframes. FAO with the help of multiple partners has developed a global analytical framework for the multidimensional assessment of the performance of agroecology: the Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE). The global implementation of TAPE respond to the need to generate evidence to evaluate the contribution of agroecology and other approaches to the transformation of sustainable agriculture and food systems. TAPE includes a set of indicators and a supporting database to assess the multi-dimensional performance of agroecology.
Objectives
The seminar will be translated in 3 languages: English, Spanish and French.
To register to the event, please click HERE.
Draft Agenda
The seminar will be moderated by Ronnie Brathwaite, Team leader, NSPED. |
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Productive and reproductive performances, egg quality, and carcass traits among indigenous, exotic and crossbred chickens in Ethiopia
A review of genetic diversity erosion in Ethiopia's local chicken gene pool: implications on determination of suitable breeding and conservation strategies
Possibilities of productive and reproductive performance improvement in geese: part II non-genetic factors
An update on characterisation and applications of mesenchymal stem cells from chickens with challenges and prospective review
Stop culling male layer-type chick: an overview of the alternatives and public perspective
The evolution of H5N1 influenza viruses in Indonesia to mammalian hosts: a review of molecular markers