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29-30 May 2023 – Minya, The Office of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), organizes a regional forum on “The future of Farmers' Field Schools” for Sustainable Agrifood systems in the Near East and North Africa in Minya. The Forum will take place over two days, from 29 to 30 May 2023, with the attendance of 60 participants from the Food and Agriculture Organization, government representatives from countries in the NENA region, FFS practitioners and facilitators, where Egyptian FFS farmers will share their own experiences during the forum.
FFS is implemented in over 90 countries with approximately 0.4–1 million farmers graduating per year as a good tool for involving farmers in verifying the health of agricultural food systems and adapting them to better meet their needs. Several reports documented how FFS improves farmers' skills and knowledge to create more sustainable production systems and contribute to the achievement of all SDGs.
The forum is a basis for identifying needs and challenges in FFS implementation, aligning FFS with emerging priorities of food systems, and improving dialogue and coordination at the national and regional levels. Furthermore, the event provides an opportunity to present the results of the FAO regional stocktaking on FFS as a basis for the way forward.
Photo credit must be given: ©Ahmed Elshemy
We were out-and-about today and had to make a pit stop to nurse Wes. He noticed this seagull before I did and started to talk to it. He was a very distracted nurser trying to keep an eye on the bird and tell me all about it!
ODC, Future
This was taken as we were about to emerge from the Kennedy Tunnel in Antwerp (country 3 of 5 that we travelled through yesterday, which is always amazing to someone who grew up in a country where the same distance would only take me from one major city to another).
This tunnel and a few other mid-20th C locations in Holland, Belgium and France were named in honour of the late President Kennedy as JFK and the 60's were all about The Future and its myriad possibilities, hence my choice. At the time of shooting this photo it was more about my just trying to shoot something in the lowlight environment without a flash :-) Given the grubby state of our windscreen I'm not unhappy with this (slightly blurred) shot.
PS I was in the passenger seat so no one was at risk :-)
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Av. Hôtel-de-Ville at Sainte-Catherine.
Building: 221 rue Sainte Catherine Est, Montreal.
04-16-2016.
She already surfs flickr with me in the evenings and loves to help out with Pinkalicious... errrrr btw I think my camera may weigh more than her...bahaha..
Hap! Hap! Pee Friday All !
Played around with picnik cross process feature with this one. I kinda likey ! Just say'n !
DeLorean Back to the Future Goodness!
Aparentemente, soy viajero en el tiempo. Me topé con el carro de la película, "Back to the Future."
Mobile Baykeeper in Partnership with The Nature Conservancy, National Wildlife Foundation, Alabama Coastal Foundation, and The US Fish and WIldlife Services finished 1/4 mile of oyster reefs for the 100-1000 Restore Coastal Alabama Project on Saturday March 19, 2011. photo credit Renee Blanchard
Does anyone recognize the people in this set of photo's? Comments are welcome.
See also this 50's album from the same family.
On the banks of the Columbia River. I wouldn't want to be the one to fish this one out.
I never realized until I moved up North that people call these things something other than a "buggy".