Pepper grows in a field surrounded by and filled with bamboo poles to act as a trelis

Pepper plantation in Myanmar

Photo: Dominique Guenat
BFH-HAFL Hugo P. Cecchini Institute
Events

Events related to agricultural research for development, with a focus on Switzerland

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International conference bringing together research, policy, and practice to advance sustainable and organic livestock systems, with a focus on animal welfare, agroecology, and global food system transformation.

Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL)

GLF Africa 2026 is a hybrid international conference held during the UN International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, bringing Africa’s pastoralist regions to the center of global climate, food and land-use debates. The event convenes policymakers, researchers, pastoralist leaders, Indigenous representatives, youth, investors and practitioners to address rangeland governance, pastoralist-led stewardship economies and innovation for resilient rangelands, with a strong focus on climate change, livelihoods and sustainable development across Africa.

International Commission of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (CIGR) and European Society of Agricultural Engineers (EurAgEng)

The Joint CIGR–EurAgEng World Congress 2026 is a major international forum bringing together researchers, engineers, professionals and students to exchange advances and innovations in agricultural and biosystems engineering. The scientific programme spans precision agriculture, automation and robotics, digitalisation, energy and bioresources, soil and water engineering, post-harvest technologies and climate-resilient systems, offering strong relevance for Agricultural Research for Development and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Food Day at ETH Zurich brings together researchers, students and practitioners to exchange on current challenges and innovations in food systems. The programme will take place at Audi Max and feature presentations and discussions throughout the day.

ETH Zürich

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