活動 | FFTC亞洲太平洋地區糧食與肥料技術中心

Food and Fertilizer Technology Center - ACTIVITIES

2020.11.05

( Upcoming ) The practice and benefits of circular agriculture in waste reducing and recycling

2020.10.29

Smart food value chain – the solution to Asia’s food distribution

2020.09.29

Crop resilience for adaptation to climate change: rice

2020.09.22

2020 Dragon Fruit Workshop and Steering Committee Meeting - Dragon Fruit Value Chain for Global Market

2020.09.18

Applicable solutions against rice blast in Asia

2020.07.21

The 25th Meeting of FFTC Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

2019.10.29

International Symposium on Developing Innovation Strategies in the Era of Data-driven Agriculture

2019.10.24

International Symposium on Current trends and perspectives of IoT /AI technologies in livestock industry

2019.10.01

Ecosystem approach to fisheries management

2019.09.16

International Symposium on Implementing the Satoyama Initiative for the Benefit of Biodiversity and Human Well-being

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出版物

Newsletters

Newsletter 209: Dragon fruit industry players target the global markets

For the first time in four years, the Center’s dragon fruit workshop was simultaneously held onsite and online, this time highlighting the role of value chains as it aims to mark a dent in the global markets.

Other

Strategic Action Plan Focusing on Holding Workshops in 2021-2024

The FFTC Strategic Action Plan Focusing on Holding Workshops and Seminars in 2021-2024 gives the Center management a clear guide to help prioritize goals, maximize resources, increase the organization’s effectiveness and make better decisions. This means that all major activities for this year and the succeeding four years, will be underpinned based on the following five program themes: 1) increasing productivity by strengthening agricultural R&D and investments; 2) enhancing food value chains and consumer oriented production; 3) promoting climate-smart and resilient agriculture; 4) fostering circular agriculture; and 5) strengthening resource management and rural development.

Newsletters

Newsletter 208: FFTC’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Now that the world is still in the middle of COVID-19 pandemic, face-to-face workshop, seminars and training courses will have to take a backseat for a while as the Center slowly makes an online transition and adapts to the videoconference mode as a way to conduct its activities for the rest of the year.