The AgriFoSe2030 programme is hosting a session at the Agri4D conference held in Uppsala from 23-25 September, 2025. The conference theme is “nurturing regenerative food systems in a changing climate”.
Woman working in a maize field in Malealea, Lesotho.
Photo: Getty
Venue: (on-site at SLU campus; and online)
Date: 24 September 2025
Time: 10:30 -12:00
Innovation and its implementation in evolving development cooperation frameworks plays a critical role within development cooperation frameworks. Global food security faces unprecedented challenges, demanding transformative approaches to build sustainable and resilient food systems. Achieving SDG 2 necessitates integrated, context-specific interventions and policies, where scientists play a pivotal role in empowering smallholder farmers.
Drawing on the experience of the Agriculture for Food Security 2030 (AgriFoSe2030) program), funded by Sida, this session reflects on:
Leaders from three regional AgriFoSe2030 hubs in Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe will share lessons learned in facilitating cross- and transdisciplinary collaborations that have yielded tangible change. They will also reflect on the preconditions for future collaborations in light of shifting funding landscapes and evolving development models.
This event is open to all registered participants on-site at SLU, Campus Ultuna in Uppsala. Register via the link below to attend online. Online registration is open until the start of the conference.
Project / Agriculture for Food Security (AgriFoSe2030) translates science into policy and practice.
Project / This project provided Norad with a synthesis of existing evidence on the effectiveness of development cooperation in the energy sector.
Perspective / Inherently connected, the nutrients needed on the fields are the same nutrients that sanitation systems could capture and reuse.
Project / Generating insights into financing and investment decisions to support climate and nature projects in lower-income countries.
