BIONEXT is organising its second webinar in October. The topic is “Exploring the Biodiversity Nexus – Methodologies and New Insights”. The webinar focuses on new research methodologies and ways to design nature-positive futures and is thus targeted for researchers, academics and experts interested in biodiversity, interdisciplinary research and transformative approaches to sustainable futures.
Join BIONEXT international webinar to explore science-based insights and actionable policy recommendations for driving transformative change.
An interactive workshop (90-minute session) to explore impact assessment strategies for WEF+ Nexus projects: Best Practices in WEF+ Nexus: Showcasing Impactful Projects.
Whether you are a professional or an advanced student in environmental sciences, natural resource management, agriculture or related fields, with experience or an interest in sustainable development and integrated resource management, we look forward to meeting you!
This workshop advances technical and policy-oriented research skills related to Nexus topics. Participants will gain valuable insights and practical guidelines for effectively integrating Nexus approaches into their case studies, strengthening their research’s impact and rigour.
Join the Transformative Change Seminars, a webinar series by 7 Horizon Europe projects (part of the Transformative Change cluster of projects) working on transformative change for biodiversity conservation, aiming to foster collaborative learning, enhance synergies on concepts and methodologies, co-create adaptive solutions and tools and showcase shared experiences.
Climate change has altered the water cycle from local to global scales, leading to more frequent extreme hydrometeorological hazards that affect environment, ecosystems, and socio-economic activities worldwide.
The Department of Ecosystem Science and Management (ESM) in the College of Agricultural Sciences at Penn State seeks a Postdoctoral Scholar in water-energy-food (WEF) nexus for a low-carbon economy.
With a growing youth population in East Africa, agriculture presents immense opportunities for entrepreneurship and innovation. This seminar will equip aspiring entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills to establish agribusiness ventures that leverage technology to address local challenges.
The intricate relationships among water, energy, and food systems have profound implications for achieving multi-scale sustainable development.
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.
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