Food security and climate change course
05/09/11 20:47 Filed in: Course
This announcement about an international course on household food security in the context of a changing climate offered by the International Institute of Rural Reconsturction (IIRR) may be of interest.
Information about the course can be found under
http://www.iirr.org/images/uploads/Food_Security_20110718_FINAL.pdf
Warm greetings to you from the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction (IIRR)!
I am pleased to inform you of the course " Addressing Household Food Security in the Context of Changing Climate." This course will be held next month, October 10 to 21, 2011 at the YC James Yen Campus in Silang, Cavite Philippines.
Information about the course can be found under
http://www.iirr.org/images/uploads/Food_Security_20110718_FINAL.pdf
Warm greetings to you from the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction (IIRR)!
I am pleased to inform you of the course " Addressing Household Food Security in the Context of Changing Climate." This course will be held next month, October 10 to 21, 2011 at the YC James Yen Campus in Silang, Cavite Philippines.
The course provides participants a general understanding of the trends, challenges and opportunities with regard to global and local food security issues and their impacts, food security paradigms, tools and innovative approaches. Participants will study efforts among forest, upland and coastal communities in the Philippines. It will focus on participatory processes to involve and solicit stakeholders' commitment to food security programs.
The course will run for 12 days covering four modules:
Module 1: Understanding the Concept of Food Security, Poverty, Malnutrition, and Climate Change
and Disaster Risk,
Module 2: Strategies and Approaches to Improve Food Security,
Module 3: Assessing and Strengthening Food Security Projects through Monitoring and Evaluation and
Module 4: Action Planning.
Find attached more details about the course and an application form for you or your candidate/s to fill up. We offer discounts to organizations sending more than one participant.
Sincerely,
Marissa Espineli
Officer in Charge, Regional Center for Asia
The course will run for 12 days covering four modules:
Module 1: Understanding the Concept of Food Security, Poverty, Malnutrition, and Climate Change
and Disaster Risk,
Module 2: Strategies and Approaches to Improve Food Security,
Module 3: Assessing and Strengthening Food Security Projects through Monitoring and Evaluation and
Module 4: Action Planning.
Find attached more details about the course and an application form for you or your candidate/s to fill up. We offer discounts to organizations sending more than one participant.
Sincerely,
Marissa Espineli
Officer in Charge, Regional Center for Asia
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