Responsible Production and Consumption of Food from Farm to Fork: Tech, Policy, Behavior, Education
The conference “Responsible Production and Consumption of Food from Farm to Fork: Tech, Policy, Behavior, Education” will be held at the University of Pavia on November 24th and 25th, 2025.
The conference will be the occasion to present some of the research results and synergies developed by the University of Pavia and its affiliated partners within two PNRR projects funded by the European Union (NextGenerationEU): the extended partnership PE 10, called ONFOODS - Research and innovation network on food and nutrition sustainability, safety and security working ON FOODS,
spoke 7 (Policy, behaviour and education), and the Innovation Ecosystem NODES - Nord Ovest Digitale e Sostenibile, spoke 6 (primary agroindustry, VINO project).
The event, organized and coordinated by Professor Carola Ricci of the Department of Political and Social Sciences and her research group (Anna Facchinetti, Aldo Piccone, Andrea Iurato, and Domiziana Carloni), addresses the issues of food, agriculture and landscape protection from the perspective of international law, opening to other disciplines and to the important contribution of representatives of international organizations, the third sector and businesses. The event has been also included among the initiatives offered during the Sustainability Education Week by the National Committee for Sustainability Education - AGENDA 2030, under the patronage of UNESCO.
The event is accredited for 2 training credits by the Pavia Bar Association and participates in the continuing professional development programme for Agronomists and Foresters for 0.781 CFP with reference to CONAF Regulation no. 162/2022.
Participation in the conference is valid as recognition of training credits for members of the Association of Agricultural Experts and Graduate Agricultural Experts and the Register of Agricultural Technicians and Graduate Agricultural Technicians.
In particular, on November 25th, the conference will focus primarily on the themes of the NODES project, spoke 6 (VINO project). It will address the protection and valorization of tangible and intangible heritage in the wine sector of the Oltrepò Pavese, as well as strategies for
mitigating the effects of climate change. The panels will assess not only the impact of regulatory changes, but also, and above all, the technical possibilities offered for identifying new vineyard management methods. The aim is to open a late-morning discussion with industry experts.
The conference will conclude with a discussion with stakeholders, opened by some scheduled presentations.
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