A five-day academic immersion program on sustainability in food production and consumer behavior, jointly organized by SSBM Geneva and BFH-HAFL. The program blends business strategy with agri-food expertise and covers innovation in food production, consumer behavior, regulatory frameworks, applied research, and strategic tools for sustainable market leadership. Participants receive a joint Professional Development Certificate.

The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) has announced the International Cooperation Forum 2026, to be held on 26–27 February 2026 at the Geneva International Conference Centre. Organised by the SDC of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA), the forum will address the future of humanitarian aid amid growing global crises and shrinking funding. High-level participants include Federal Councillors Ignazio Cassis and Martin Pfister, as well as UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Tom Fletcher. Discussions will focus on humanitarian principles, international humanitarian law and Switzerland’s role in International Geneva.

Organic animal husbandry: a role model for the future of livestock?

A strategic vision conference at FiBL Switzerland

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.

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.