Factsheet - Wageningen UR
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Factsheet - Wageningen UR
International course Agriculture nutrition linkages Ensuring nutritional impact of agricultural projects Ethiopia, 12 – 23 October 2015 Despite the world-wide increase of food availability, there are still around one billion people undernourished. Fee: 3,400 Euro This is far above the target of MDG 1. There is now Deadline subscription: 31 August 2015 Deadline NFP fellowships: 24 March 2015 substantial evidence that malnutrition has life-long negative impacts on productivity and the incomegenerating potential of the population. Agricultural programmes need to become more nutrition sensitive. We invite the professionals Making agricultural programs nutrition sensitive Why does a reduction in poverty not automatically result in improved nutritional status? Can agricultural You are nutrition sensitive? These are the key issues we will be − − security, nutrition and poverty and their be able to apply conceptual frameworks to ensure nutrition agricultural sensitive value development chain programmes and and policies; − formulate or implementation adjust of the design agricultural and development programmes and policies to enhance the impact − programmes or interventions position in and evaluation of a food and a position in action-oriented research, advisory teaching, directly relevant to food and proficiency in English is required. During the course, participants are invited to work on their own cases and those of fellow participants. The thematic approach in the programme offers the flexibility to elaborate on specific themes participants would like to address. As a participant you will take home: tangible results for your cases and new in-depth insights to address nutrition issues within agriculture development programs. to contribute to structural development. CDI is ISO 9001-2008 certified co-ordinating Develop insights & work on your cases be able to apply tools for developing and monitoring or nutrition security; on nutrition; − managing development programme; or interconnectedness; − a nutrition security programme or an agricultural − understand the concepts of food systems, food non- a policy or planning officer with responsibility for monitoring Contribute to improving nutrition − or planning, management, implementation and/or practical. Participants will learn from experts but also nutrition sensitive. The topics in this course are: governmental including food and nutrition security; The training approach will be both interactive and by making agricultural development programmes more a promoting community and household livelihood exploring in this course. from each other’s experiences from all over the world. for level in one of the following positions: development help reduce under-nutrition? If so, how should projects be designed to make them more working governmental organisation at national or sub-national Centre for Development Innovation, Wageningen UR Food systems, a thematic approach Further practical information − Application, the procedure is: 1) Apply at the website of CDI, Wageningen UR: www.wageningenur.nl/cdi You will receive a confirmation and more information within a week. Early application is recommended as some procedures to finalise subscription (f.e. funding, visa) can take some time. 2) CDI is unable to assist you in obtaining financial support, however if you want to apply for a NFP/MENA Fellowship, CDI will provide you with the full instructions and the web address for registration in ATLAS. ATLAS is the (After Dahlberg, 1994) online application form for an NFP / MENA The programme addresses issues through a thematic Fellowship. approach, using the food system approach with state of at www.nuffic.nl/nfp or www.nuffic.nl/mena. A the art concepts, tools and background information. limited number of scholarships is available. As Issues dealt with are, amongst others: this application process takes time and requires 1. Identifying the local nutrition issues, i.e. what − the eligibility NFP / MENA Fellowships include travel and full board and lodging. Pathways, key concepts and approaches to link − value chain development to food and nutrition impact; 4. check start as soon as possible. Identification of potential crops to increase nutrition; 3. can several documents, we recommend that you problems are to be solved? 2. You excursions, administration). − Addressing economic variables (i.e. productivity) through strengthening the linkages Fee includes all course related costs (materials, Participants will be awarded with a Certificate of attendance. The programme of the course might be changed to incorporate new insights. between value chains and nutrition impact; 5. Design of effective intervention strategies to reach Bottom (Including a of the focus Pyramid on consumers project cycle management); 6. Insight into the broader (international) food and nutrition policy framework and the stakeholders involved; 7. An introduction to monitoring and evaluation, i.e. an overview of key indicators to include in an organisational learning agenda. Proven concepts & state-of-the-art science and methodology For an overview of all the understanding of agriculture From September 2013, all participants of our courses offered in Wageningen will use tablets as a learning tool. nutrition linkages. A case study in the field will allow the participants to gain all practical experiences needed to implement it in their own situation. Centre for Development Innovation PO BOX 88 6700 AA Wageningen The Netherlands our latest insights from research and best practices. As a professional you will be trained to act, based upon systemic visit 20,000 participants have gained access to the Do the right thing at the right moment a courses website: www.wageningenur.nl/cdi. More than T +31 317 486 800 F +31 317 486 801 training.cdi@wur.nl www.wageningenur.nl/cdi