AgTech
Global Food Security Conference
The 6th Global Food Security Conference focuses on scientific evidence regarding challenges and solutions for food and nutrition security, emphasizing resilience, sustainability, and agency in food systems. It is intended for scientists, public and private sector stakeholders, industry, civil society, government, policy experts, and young professionals.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 19 April 2027 to 22 April 2027
- Organiser
- Elsevier
- Industry
- AgTech
Who attends
The audience
We welcome scientists from academia, stakeholders from public and private sectors, industry, civil society and government. We also welcome expert professionals from the realms of policy, civil society, industry, agriculture and food sector actors/professionals, and young professionals.
As described by the organiser
On stage
Speakers
- Thom AchterboschWageningen University & Research, The Netherlands
- Tessa AvermaeteRun and Harvest, Belgium
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hotel De Wereld
1 5 Mei Plein, Wageningen, 6703CD
Wageningen International Congress Centre
9 Lawickse Allee, Wageningen, 6701AN
Hotel De Nieuwe Wereld
5 Marijkeweg, Wageningen, 6709PE
B&B Onsbakhuus
64 Dolderstraat, Wageningen, 6706JG
De Wageningsche Berg
96 Generaal Foulkesweg, Wageningen, 6703DS
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