Registration is open for the first FOCUS-Africa project Stakeholder Workshop online - 9 December 2020, 09:00 – 12:30 CET (10:00 – 13:30 SAST)
9 Grudnia 2020 - 9 Grudnia 2020
Norwich, United Kingdom
The first Workshop, one of six, focuses on South Africa as the theme and 'host' country. Therefore, planned discussions will focus on the related food security case study to incentivise a wider local participation.
Register at https://site.evenium.net/focusafricaworkshop/registration(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
Explore the full agenda at http://focus-africaproject.eu/2020/11/12/join-the-first-eu-focus-africa-project-stakeholder-workshop/(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
Specifically, the Workshop will provide an opportunity:
* to assess the user's perspective of climate related risks;
* to map the existing climate risk mitigation and adaptation measures and responses;
* to raise an awareness of climate services tools and knowledge; and
* to identify lessons learned from 2020 and COVID-19.
Presentations from a selection of stakeholders interested in climate services for the country include these speakers:
Dr. Mary-Jane Bopape is a Chief Scientist at the South African Weather Service responsible for Weather Research, and her research interest is in atmospheric modelling. She holds a PhD degree in meteorology with a focus on cloud microphysics modelling obtained from the University of Pretoria.
Nyiko Maluleke is a Chief Executive Officer for Buhle Farmers Academy in RSA. He holds an Honours degree in Agricultural Management, Project Management Diploma and several local and international certificates in Agricultural Business Management. He has been in the field of Agricultural Development for 25 years.
Wicky Mpumlwana is a Secretary General of the Black Farmers Association of South Africa (BFASA), a nationwide association composed of more than 4000 farmers ensuring that the black farmers benefit from government funding support programs, subsidies, land reforms and skills transfer.
Register at https://site.evenium.net/focusafricaworkshop/registration(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
Explore the full agenda at http://focus-africaproject.eu/2020/11/12/join-the-first-eu-focus-africa-project-stakeholder-workshop/(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)
Specifically, the Workshop will provide an opportunity:
* to assess the user's perspective of climate related risks;
* to map the existing climate risk mitigation and adaptation measures and responses;
* to raise an awareness of climate services tools and knowledge; and
* to identify lessons learned from 2020 and COVID-19.
Presentations from a selection of stakeholders interested in climate services for the country include these speakers:
Dr. Mary-Jane Bopape is a Chief Scientist at the South African Weather Service responsible for Weather Research, and her research interest is in atmospheric modelling. She holds a PhD degree in meteorology with a focus on cloud microphysics modelling obtained from the University of Pretoria.
Nyiko Maluleke is a Chief Executive Officer for Buhle Farmers Academy in RSA. He holds an Honours degree in Agricultural Management, Project Management Diploma and several local and international certificates in Agricultural Business Management. He has been in the field of Agricultural Development for 25 years.
Wicky Mpumlwana is a Secretary General of the Black Farmers Association of South Africa (BFASA), a nationwide association composed of more than 4000 farmers ensuring that the black farmers benefit from government funding support programs, subsidies, land reforms and skills transfer.
Słowa kluczowe
climate services, SADC, South Africa, Stakeholder Workshop