July 7 - 9,  2017

Goettingen, GERMANY

To ensure the food security for a growing world population with the possible repercussions of climate change is one of the major challenges to agriculture. This leads to constant pressure on crop production systems in order to enhance food quantity without increasing environmental degradation. Sustainable intensification (SI)of agriculture is a way forward to match these issues. That means to enhance efficiency of agricultural production, either by increasing yields without additional negative environmental impact as well as without expansion of cropland or by reducing negative external effects under constant yields. Several highly regarded studies and reports pointed out that sustainable intensification is the only possibility to ensure future food security and quantified the global potential of SI by projections and modelling. Against this scientific background, transferability and applicability of sustainable intensification has to be discussed: How does the framework fit to various geographic regions, spatial scales or different farming systems (high/low input)? (More: Circular PDF)

AGROCHEMIE: Afrikaner und Asiaten suchen Alternativen

Michael Caspar

 Um eine intensive Landwirtschaft, die Ressourcen schonend und effizient einsetzt, ist es während einer Konferenz im Göttinger Mahatma-Gandhi-Haus gegangen. Die Wissenschaftler, darunter viele aus Asien und Afrika, wollen die Politik für eine Finanzierung solcher Projekte gewinnen. [...]

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African Asian Studies Promotion Association

Afrikanisch-Asiatische Studienförderung e.V.

MAHATMA GANDHI HAUS

Karl Fritz Heise-Saal

Theodor-Heuss-Str. 11

37075 Göttingen / Germany

International Foundation for

Sustainable Development in Africa and Asia,

Göttingen, Germany

Faculty of Agriculture Sciences and  Landscape Architecture University of Applied Sciences ,

Osnabrueck, Germany

Amity Institute of Biotechnology Adjunct Faculty,  Amity Institute of Integrated Sciences & Health,

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

Floritech Organo Industries,

Nagpur, Maharashtra  India

International Research Centre for Renewable Energy, 

Germany, India and USA