Eriyatno Soekirman Keywords agriculture digital technologies agricultural development transform food system zero hunger food security rural development Read more about Eriyatno Soekirman Dr. Eriyatno is an agricultural and system engineer, has degree M.Sc and Ph.d from Michigan State University. He is Professor and Senior Researcher at Bogor Agricultural University – Indonesia. His expertise is in Policy Studies and Technology Transfer. At present, he is the President Director of the Center of System, an international consultant agency with extensive R & D experience including with ASEAN, ADB, World Bank and FAO. Formerly, he was Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Cooperative and SME, and Head of Regional Bureau at the National Planning Agency.
Leveraging Korean Experiences for Agriculture and Rural Development Read more about Leveraging Korean Experiences for Agriculture and Rural Development This presentation gives an overview of the agricultural and rural transformation in Korea.
Jang Heo Keywords agriculture digital technologies agricultural development transform food system zero hunger food security rural development Read more about Jang Heo Dr. Jang Heo (Ph.D. in Sociology) got his bachelor and master degrees at the Seoul National University majoring in sociology. After spending several years as junior researcher at the Korea Rural Economic Institute (KREI), Seoul, Korea, he studied environmental sociology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, U.S., and got the doctoral degree in December 1997. Returning back to the KREI, he has implemented researches and published many research papers on social change and welfare of rural areas of Korea and sustainable agricultural policy.
TA -9689 REG: Analysis of Fruit and Vegetable Value Chains in Pakistan (52239-001) Read more about TA -9689 REG: Analysis of Fruit and Vegetable Value Chains in Pakistan (52239-001) This presentation gives an overview of the analysis on the value-chain approach used in selected fruits and vegetables in Pakistan.
Abdul Ghafoor Keywords agriculture digital technologies agricultural development transform food system zero hunger food security rural development Read more about Abdul Ghafoor Dr. Abdul Ghafoor is working as Associate Professor in the Institute of Business Management Sciences, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Currently he is also looking after the duties of Director of the institute. He earned his Ph.D. in Agricultural Marketing. Food entrepreneurship, value chain management and decent work practices including gender related issues in agriculture are some other areas of his interest.
EPA Biogas Tools Overview Read more about EPA Biogas Tools Overview This presentation provides an overview of tools and resources offered by the EPA to support methane mitigation from agriculture, waste, and wastewater.
EPA Biogas Tools Overview Read more about EPA Biogas Tools Overview This presentation provides an overview of tools and resources offered by the EPA to support methane mitigation from agriculture, waste, and wastewater.
Nick Elger Keywords energy agriculture solid waste management wastewater and climate change Read more about Nick Elger Nick is the Program Manager for the EPA AgSTAR Program and serves as the Co-Chair of the Global Methane Initiative Biogas Subcommittee. In his role as Program Manager for AgSTAR, Nick works with the U.S. livestock industry, state and federal agencies, and biogas industry stakeholders to advance the deployment of methane recovery projects. While supporting the Global Methane Initiative, Nick helps advance the anaerobic digestion of organic feedstocks globally for methane mitigation and energy production.
Measuring and Mitigating Methane Emissions from Agriculture, Municipal Solid Waste, and Wastewater (ADB CE Webinar Series, Session 06) Read more about Measuring and Mitigating Methane Emissions from Agriculture, Municipal Solid Waste, and Wastewater (ADB CE Webinar Series, Session 06)
Virtual Conference on Farmers’ Organizations and Sustainable Development Read more about Virtual Conference on Farmers’ Organizations and Sustainable Development Farmers’ organizations such as cooperatives, associations, self-help groups, producer organizations, farmer-based organizations, farmer groups, and collective action can help to boost farmer productivity and bargaining power, farm management skills, household welfare and livelihoods, and rural development. However, the relationship between farmers’ organizations and broader sustainable development and policy design remains unclear.