25 November 2020
Information event on administrative structure formation concerning rural development in Ukraine
The event “Decentralization of Administration - Opportunities and Challenges in Development of Rural Areas” supports the formation of efficient administrative structures for the sustainable development of agriculture on 3 December 2020 from 9 - 11:30 am (CET). (in German and Ukrainian only)
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25 November 2020
Information event on the challenges of rural development in Ukraine
At the event “Challenges in the Development of Rural Areas in Ukraine - Contributions of the BKP” will be presented the project activities of the Bilateral Cooperation Program of the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture on 3 December 2020 from 1 - 4 pm (CET). (in German and Ukrainian only)
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24 November 2020
Register now: Forum on “Food Security and Nutrition in a Changing World”
In scope of the 6th Sino-German Agricultural Week, a research forum will take place on 3 December 2020. Registration is possible until 25 November 2020.
18 November 2020
Virtual research workshop unites SUSADICA team, advisory board and partners from east to west
Fully online for the first time, the "Structured Doctoral Programme on Sustainable Agricultural Development in Central Asia" (SUSADICA) held a two-day research workshop from 5-6 November. The event brought together SUSADICA PhD students, supervisors, representatives of the advisory board and the...
Prof. Dr. Martin Petrick, the SUSADICA project leader from Justus-Liebig University Giessen (JLU) and a IAMO Visiting Research Fellow, and Prof. Dr. Abdulkhakim Salokhiddinov of the main project partner Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and...
12 November 2020
Online Conference on sustainable agricultural development in Central Asia ended successfully
The TSUE Conference featured an opportunity for representatives from science and politics to discuss “Sustainable agricultural development and regional cooperation for inclusive growth in Central Asia” online from 20 to 22 October 2020. The event was jointly organized by the Tashkent State...
In the opening session, prominent speakers like Kongratbay Sharipov (Rector of TSUE, Uzbekistan), Friedrich Wacker (Director General, German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture), Ekaterina Krivonos (CGIAR System Organization, Italy), Johan...
06 November 2020
Second episode of IAMO Alumni Talk published
In cooperation with the Alumni Association of IAMO the Early Career Scientists Programme has published a second episode of the Alumni Podcast.
The talk between Dr. Henriette Hanf, Dr. Klodjan Rama and IAMO PhD student Janine Läpple was produced during the IAMO Forum 2020. Henriette and Klodjan did their PhD at IAMO and now work for the GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale...
03 November 2020
IAMO Forum 2021: Call for Submissions
Contributions for Extended Abstracts and Organized Sessions for IAMO Forum 2021 can now be submitted. The call for submissions is open until 24 January 2021. For further information follow the conference website www.iamo.de/forum/2021.
21 October 2020
Book a Scientist - Speed Dating with the Sciences
In the event “Book a Scientist” initiated by the Leibniz Association, Leibniz researchers discuss questions on topics that touch on everyday life. The individual talks will take place online on 10 November 2020.
From IAMO, researcher Lena Kuhn will talk on the topic “Climate risk in agriculture: Droughts, drones and digitalization”. Discuss how climate risks increasingly threaten agricultural production and income worldwide. The research examines ways of...
19 October 2020
IAMO scientists serve as special editors for the Caucasus Analytical Digest
IAMO Scientists Linde Götz and Miranda Svanidze served as special editors of the current issue of the Caucasus Analytical Digest "Agriculture and Trade with Russia".
The three articles published in the issue shed light on the recent developments in agriculture and agricultural trade by the three South Caucasian countries Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. In the first article, researchers from the ISET Policy...