Industry Webinars

The ManagEnergy team welcomes you to the registration form for our webinar "Priority investments to REPower your territory: Feedback from accelerators". During this webinar you will learn more about REPowerEU and the Recovery and Resilience Facility, ManagEnergy services to accelerate REPowerEU plan. You will also have insights of on-the-ground experiences in Croatia and Cyprus. The session will take place on Friday 24th of November from 10:00am to 11:00am. You can find more details on ManagEnergy online seminars here.

FAO is conducting a series of knowledge-rich webinars on a monthly basis as part of the Progressive Management Pathway for Terrestrial Animal Biosecurity Community of Practice. These webinars cover a host of topics related to the progressive improvement of terrestrial animal biosecurity, involving speakers and participants from multiple disciplines and backgrounds. The upcoming webinar will showcase the approach taken by FAO to improve veterinary paraprofessional (VPP) services and outreach to female smallholder farmers. Gender-disaggregated assessments were conducted to understand extension service needs of female farmers, and challenges for female VPPs. The work included the development of gender-sensitive biosecurity plans. The approach has been piloted in South Africa, Uganda and Nigeria. Women are an important target group for last-mile animal health services, and they represent two-thirds of low-income livestock farmers. However, the role of women in ensuring animal health is often overlooked. Women are often not able to access animal health and extension services as easily as men, and only 5 percent of extension services reach women. Prioritizing women’s access to animal health services can unlock the potential of women as agents of change and catalysts for sustainable development of the livestock sector. Presenter: Emma Alegi, Gender Specialist, Joint Centre for Zoonoses and AMR, FAO HQ and Nafinatu Abdullahi, Veterinary Paraprofessional Project Specialist, FAO ECTAD Nigeria

Are you curious about the demand for skills in the Food and Drink sector, both now and in the future? Perhaps you're interested in the occupations within the sector that are forecast to grow by 2033? If so, we invite you to join us for an overview of the latest Sectoral Skills Assessment for the Food and Drink sector. Hosted by Skills Development Scotland’s Evidence and Impact team, together with Sector Managers, this one-hour Webinar will explore the latest sectoral labour market insight from the recently published Sectoral Skills Assessment. Sectoral Skills Assessments provide a robust evidence base to inform future investment in skills, for employers, partners, and stakeholders. They focus on key strategic drivers, the economy, current and future demand, and job postings. In this one-hour session you will: Be presented with the latest SDS Labour Market Insights for the Food and Drink sector. Hear from the SDS Sector Manager on sectoral insight, investment, and initiatives. Have an opportunity to ask questions.

Please join EPA for a webinar to discuss the Request for Information (RFI) for Water Infrastructure Products.

NIWS Finance Webinar

The Fossil Fuel Dilemma: Will the U.S. Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater? The U.S. faces a dilemma about the production of fossil fuels: Should the nation restrict this activity as it heads toward a renewables future, or would that throw the baby out with the bathwater?

The two webinars will address the challenges facing Irish Agriculture from a changing climate and policy scenario. A range of expert speakers will share their knowledge into adapting tillage and forage production systems to a changing climate, the latest on peat grasslands and emerging policy and technical developments in the forestry sector to adapt to these challenges and ensure a vibrant agri-food sector to 2050. You only need to register once for both webinars. A separate link will be sent for each session.

We are very excited to invite you to join our upcoming webinar on ‘Extraction’. In this webinar, our expert Solution Maker Thomas Leroy will focus on how to extract the main nutritional value from plant raw materials and how to get better yield from your extraction process, while minimizing waste and maximizing reliability.

Join Our Exclusive Webinar: Biodiversity Net Gain | How Developers Can Prepare for January 2024. Are you a land developer looking to stay ahead of the curve? Dive into the future of land development with our upcoming webinar on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). Mark your calendars for November 21st, 2023, from 12 PM to 1 PM. What to Expect - Insights from Leading Experts...

Are you curious about the demand for skills in the Creative Industries sector, both now and in the future? Perhaps you're interested in the occupations within the sector that are forecast to grow by 2033? If so, we invite you to join us for an overview of the latest Sectoral Skills Assessment for the Creative Industries sector. Hosted by Skills Development Scotland’s Evidence and Impact team, together with Sector Managers, this one-hour Webinar will explore the latest sectoral labour market insight from the recently published Sectoral Skills Assessment. Sectoral Skills Assessments provide a robust evidence base to inform future investment in skills, for employers, partners, and stakeholders. They focus on key strategic drivers, the economy, current and future demand, and job postings. In this one-hour session you will: Be presented with the latest SDS Labour Market Insights for the Creative Industries sector. Hear from the SDS Sector Manager on sectoral insight, investment, and initiatives. Have an opportunity to ask questions. We are also delivering virtual webinars on other sectors, you can sign up for them here. And regional webinars with Regional Skills Planning Leads, please click here for more information. Please note: if you plan to view the webinar through a mobile device, you may need to download the Microsoft Teams app. In the unlikely event you have any issues registering for this event, please contact the team at: rsa@sds.co.uk