Prof. Tyrone Hayes: Keynote Speaker
Prof. Tyrone Hayes Keynote Presentation
Prof. Don Huber
Understanding glyphosate’s universal toxicity to soil, plants, animals, and humans
Prof. Ratemo Michieka
Fertilizers & Pesticides in Agriculture, Environment & Health
Dr. Judy Carman
Are GMOs safe to eat? Current inadequate safety requirements
Prof. Zeyaur Khan: Keynote Speaker
Push Pull Technology for Food Security and Environment Sustainability in Africa and Beyond
Dr. Emma Siliprandi
Agroecology Scaling up Initiative
Mr. Zachary Makanya
Ecological Organic Agriculture Initiative in Africa
Ms. Dorith von Behaim , GIZ
Knowledge Centers for Organic Agriculture in Africa
Darcy Ogada & Martin Odino
Breaking the silence: Africa’s wildlife poisoning crisis
Prof. Tyrone Hayes
Prof. Tyrone Hayes BreakOut Presentation
Robinson Rue
PROVIDING SAFER, SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVES TO HARZADOUS CHEMICAL PESTICIDES TOSUPPORT AGROECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE
Fabio Leippert, Biovision & El Hadji, Enda Pronat
The Potential of Agroecology to Hedge against Climate Change.
Gerard Lawry
Visioning Agroecology on a Diversified Small Scale Australian Farm
Ivy Saunyama, FAO
Phasing out Highly Hazardous Pesticides with agroecology
Venancia Wambua
Key achievements, lessons learnt and future prospects of EOA Initiative
Prof. Tyrone Hayes
Are GMOs safe to eat? What happens when you exceed current inadequate safety requirements?
Mr. Malick Kane, Project Coordinator, National Green Export Country Project UNCTAD
Organic Markets and Africa; State of the Play and Perspectives
Ms. Barbara Zilly, Head of Capacity Development, IFOAM OI
Impact of SIDA support to the Organic Sector in East Africa
Mr. Bo van Elzakker, AgroEco Louis Bolk Institute
Agroecology and Organic Trade In Symbiosis or as Counterparts
Ms. Martha Kihara, Fun Zone
Experiences of Developing Local Markets for Organic Products
Don M. Huber Professor Emeritus, Purdue University
The Impact of Glyphosate and It’s Remediation
Teresa Mogoi Kenyanya, Department of Environmental Science, Egerton University
DETERMINATION OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN SELECTED EXOTIC VEGETABLES
Ms. Christine Zimmerman
Taking Urban Agriculture to New Heights around the World".The impact of Vertical Farming
Aggrey Atuhaire
Best practices to reduce consumer dietary exposure to synthetic pesticides: Insights from Uganda
Robinson Rue
Impact of organic and conventional farming systems on agriculture sustainability
Experiences of ProFound & Green Rhino Kenya, Bert-Jan Ottens – 19 June 2019
Linking Organic Farmers & Aggregators to Retail Markets in Kenya.
Mrs. Lillian Kamathi
BIIOTO CONCEPT
Pietro Campus, Italy’s Institute for Ethical and Environmental Certification
Organic farming and the role of certification systems: A success story in Italy
Louise Luttikholt
Organic Guarantee Systems and Policy frameworks
Jack Juma, JMC secretary ,EAOM secretariat
Alternative accredation of local Certification bodies
Andrien Sibomana, Burundi Organic Agriculture Movement
Use of local organic fertilizers and bio pesticides : the winning alternative to chemicals.
Mr. Andre Leu, Co-Founder Regeneration International, Former President IFOAM OI
Agroecological Pest, Weed and Disease Management
Dr. Million Belay, Coordinator of Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA)
Adapting agriculture to changes in Africa – the path to agroecology
Ms. Gladys Mugambi, Ministry of Health
Nutrition Health and Agriculture
Dr. Dennis Garrity, Drylands Ambassador, UN Convention to Combat Desertification
The Perennialization of Agriculture: Vision for an agroecological future
Barbara Zilly, Head of Capacity Development Department IFOAM Organics International
Drivers of change for sustainable nutrition
Million Belay (PhD) Coordinator – AFSA & Panel member - IPES FOOD
Adapting agriculture to changes in Africa – the path to agroecology
Bollmohr, S
Banned pesticide use in Kenya, an urgent need to change agricultural practices
Prof. Mwine Julius, African Center of Agroecology and Livelihood Systems
Technologies/ methodologies to reduce synthetic inputs and contamination
Jane Wairimu Wangu
Effect of organic and inorganic amendments on the population of nematode destroying fungi
Anne Majani, HIVOS
Contributing towards transforming food system
Charles Odhong’, Charlotte Pavageau, Stefanie Pondini and Hans Herren
Investment in Agricultural Research for Development: What Role for Agroecology?
Mathius Wafula, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries & Irrigatio
Progress towards development of national organic policies: The case of Kenya
Prof Raphael G. Wahome
Policy implications raised by the results from the ProGrOV project: Potential Gains for the Organic Sector Under Positive Policy Interventions
DR. EDITH KAREKO- MUNENE
The Legislation and Policy Environment.For Ecological Organic Agriculture in Eastern Africa
Dr. Frank Eyhorn, Vice-President, IFOAM – Organics International & Senior Advisor, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation
Coherent policies Driving Sustainable Agriculture
Dr. Oscar Magenya (PhD) on behalf of the Principal Secretary, Agricultural Research and Acting PS Crops Development, Prof. H. Boga, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation
Policies and Legislations: Success in Synthetic Fertilizers and Pesticides Reduction, Scaleup Agroecology and Ecological Organic Trade
Dr. Mohammed Anwar
SEKEM
Sarah Olembo
THE AU HEADS OF STATE DECISION ON ORGANIC AGRICULTURE
Mutwedu Bwana Valence, Department of Animal Production, Université Evangélique en Afrique, Bukavu-DR Congo
Growth and Reproductive Parameters Impairment of Glyphosate (herbicide) in Male Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus)
OLABIYI ADELEKE
Comparative effects of Biological and Synthetic Nematicides in the Management of Nematode Pests of Okra
MCA Gathuru Mburu, MCA Lari Githunguri
Evidence-based policy formulation around agro-ecology in Kiambu County
Stella Lutalo, Pelum Uganda
Uganda experiences in Agroecology scale up initiatives
Monique Hunziker - Programme Manager Biovision, Pauline Mundia - Outreach Manager BVAT, Belinda Weya - Infonet Manager
INFONET-BIOVISION
Malick Kane, UNCTAD
Partnerships & networking: Improving access to finance for sustainable agriculture
Dr.Nicholas Ozor, Executive Director, African Technology Policy Studies Network (ATPS)
Financing Research and Innovation
James Kimotho, Jungle nuts
Smallholder farmer access to finance through Jungle Mhela system
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