International Symposium on Agri-food Marketing Networks and Short Circuits

Morning Session

Record

Event setup

Vice-Rectorate for Research

Research Department UN Bogotá Campus

UDEC Executive

GIGDR Leader

Inaugural Conference

Public policies for supply and short supply chains and networks for agri-food marketing

Álvaro Parrado (UN-GIGDR)

Juan Patricio Molina (UN – GIGDR)

Presentation of Experiences

Case studies: Minas Gerais (Brazil) Open-Air Markets – University Research and Extension

Flávia Maria Galizoni – UFMG

Vico Mendes Pereira – IFNMG

Aureo Eduardo Magalhaes – UFMG

Presentation of Experiences

Strategy for farmers' markets and advocacy in public policy – ACFC – RENAF

Afternoon session

Presentation of national experiences

Experiences with short marketing circuits:
1. Farmers' Markets (Open-Air Markets)

2. Local public food procurement (School Feeding Scheme)

3. Alternative food networks

4. ICTs – Short circuits

5. Experiences in University Markets

Presentation Experience

Case: CCT Andalusia Food Sustainability and Governance
Prof. Dr. Tomás de Haro Giménez (UCO – Spain)

Presentation Experience

SALSA Network – Committee for Food Sovereignty and Autonomy

Space for inter-institutional agreements

Morning Session

Presentation of Experiences

Case study: Tianguis and farmers' markets in Mexico
Prof. Dr. Fernando Manzo Ramos (COLPOS – Mexico)

Questions

Presentation of Experiences

Alternative exchange food systems

Presentation of Experiences

Public procurement of food in Brazil
Prof. Dr. Rozane Marcia Triches – UFFS

Prof. Dr. Mireya Eugenia Valencia – UFBr

Presentation of Experiences

Marketing policies for family farming
ADR – Secretariat of Economic Development of Bogotá

Afternoon session

Presentation of national experiences

Experiences with short marketing circuits:
1. Farmers' Markets (Open-Air Markets)

2. Local public food procurement (School Feeding Scheme)

3. Alternative food networks

4. ICTs – Short circuits

5. Experiences in University Markets

Presentation of Experiences

Governance for the agroecological transition and access to markets – The Sumapaz case

Panel discussion and questions

Break – Coffee

Plenary session and final conclusions