Agenda 2030, food issue & European integration
from linear economy to circular economy
SIMONE CESARETTI FOUNDATION
organizes within
6th Int. Conference“Environmental Engineering & Sustainable Development”Alba Iulia, 26 May 2017, 09.30 a.m. |
SEMINAR CONTENT
In September 2015 the UN approved the Global Agenda for sustainable development and its objectives (Sustainable Development Goals – SDGs) to be achieved by 2030. By approving the Agenda, more than 170 countries in the world that are obliged to implement it, recognize that the current development model, both environmentally, economically and socially is unsustainable. All countries are required to contribute through a strong involvement of all components of the society: business, public sector, consumers, non-profit institutions, universities and research centers. Among the 17 SDGs, the second one is devoted to the Food issue: access to food, food safety, food quality and nutritional properties. Face and overcome the food issue requires a shift from a logic of food for food to food for sustainability. The fundamental of this strategy is a vision of sustainable agriculture, i.e. an agriculture that aims to an integrated approach to wellness, and to its sustainability, capable to cope with the economic, social and environmental challenges. To pursuit a sustainable path for the business system, a new economic paradigm is needed: the Circular Economy. The European Union is giving strong support to this paradigm.
SEMINAR PROGRAMME
Chairpersons: Gian Paolo Cesaretti, Zacharoula Andreopoulou, Gianni Quaranta
Friday 26 May 2017, Big Aula
09.30-09.45 | Introduction- The Agenda 2030 and circular economy, Prof. Gian Paolo Cesaretti |
09.45-10.00 | Internet of Things: a new tool for Sustainable Development Goals, Prof. Zacharoula Andreopoulou |
10.00-10.15 | The food issue in the Agenda 2030, Dr.Irene Paola Borrelli |
10.15-10.30 | The agri food systems and rural territories in the circular economy, Dr.Rosanna Salvia |
10.30-10.45 | Food consumption models and circular economy, Dr. Maria Carmen de Angelis |
10.45-11.00 | Conclusions-The EU policy framework to support circular economy, Prof. Giovanni Quaranta |
11.00 | END of SEMINAR |
Seminar Key topics:
•Agenda 2030 •Sustainable Development Goals •Circular Economy •Internet of Things & ICT Adoption •Sustainable Agriculture •Water and Soil Conservation •Food Sustainability •Food Safety •Food Security •Food Authentication |
Target audience
Conference participants, environmental and agricultural scientists, Agricultural Economists, Policy Makers, Engineers, Chemists, Biologists, Social Scientists, etc. |
Advantages for participants
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SEMINAR Organizing Committee
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SEMINAR Local Organizing Committee
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Venue: Room A9, Big Aula
– 6 focus presentations of 15 min each. Total 90 min