Declaration

  1. Statement on the GCARD3 Outcomes by Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb
  2. Bangkok Declaration on Reorienting Agricultural Research for Development in Asia-Pacific Region
    APAARI - Agriculture remains important for economic growth, livelihood and sustenance for majority of the people in the Asia-Pacific region forming about 57% and 73% of the world¿s total and agricultural population, respectively. The land availability per person is only about one fifth of that in…
  3. Personal Commitments to Change
    Commitments made by individuals at the Maputo round table meeting, December 2008
  4. V Foragro International Meeting, Montevideo 2008. Institutional Innovations for Promoting Agriculture With Knowledge in the Americas of the XXI Century. Declaration of Montevideo 2008.
    We, the participants of the V FORAGRO Meeting, in our capacity as such, consider that in order to achieve food security, face the challenges of agriculture and rural development in the current context, reduce rural poverty, increase food production and quality, improve the equity in the…
  5. 21st Steering Committee Meeting. Montevideo, Uruguay. 31 July 2008 ¿ 1 August 2008. Meeting the Challenge of Global Food Crises
    Background document for the GFAR Steering Committee meeting in Montevideo (August 2008): the Declaration of the High-Level Conference on World Food Security: the challenges of Climate Change and Bioenergy (Rome, June 2008)
  6. A Statement to the FAO High-Level Conference from the Global Forum on Agricultural Research, on behalf of all those concerned with agricultural research for development
    Statement from GFAR to the FAO High Level Conference on World Food Security: the Challenges of Climate Change and Bioenergy, Rome, 3-5 June 2008. On behalf of the global community for research for development, GFAR calls on all people of the world to take stock of the central importance of…
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