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=== 2022-05-10. World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress=== | === 2022-05-10. World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress=== | ||
The 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress (4WSFC) is a transdisciplinary forum for anyone interested in small-scale fisheries to participate in an interactive discussion about the world's small-scale fisheries. The purpose of the congress is to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster collaboration, and mobilize support for the viability and sustainability of small-scale fisheries. Considering the Covid-19 global pandemic, and recognizing the need to strengthen regional networks and organizations, the 4WSFC will take place in five regions of the world. The first congress in the series is the 4WSFC Asia-Pacific, which will be held in Shizuoka City, Japan, on May 10-13, 2022. DFM will be hosting a roundtable consisting of three mini-workshops. Our official session description is listed at https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_roundtables_proposal. We will also be hosting a pre-launch event for the DFM e-book: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/E-book. For session planning, please see the 4WSFC planning page: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_planning | The 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress (4WSFC) is a transdisciplinary forum for anyone interested in small-scale fisheries to participate in an interactive discussion about the world's small-scale fisheries. The purpose of the congress is to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster collaboration, and mobilize support for the viability and sustainability of small-scale fisheries. Considering the Covid-19 global pandemic, and recognizing the need to strengthen regional networks and organizations, the 4WSFC will take place in five regions of the world. The first congress in the series is the 4WSFC Asia-Pacific, which will be held in Shizuoka City, Japan, on May 10-13, 2022. DFM will be hosting a roundtable consisting of three mini-workshops. Our official session description is listed at https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_roundtables_proposal. We will also be hosting a pre-launch event for the DFM e-book: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/E-book. For session planning, please see the 4WSFC planning page: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_planning | ||
| − | === 2022-06-18. Sustainable Gastronomy Day=== | + | === 2022-06-18. Sustainable Gastronomy Day: Launch of the Dried Fish Matters e-book=== |
The DFM e-book will be formally released on 18 June, 2022 to coincide with global observance of Sustainable Gastronomy Day. We invite all members of the DFM Partnership to share further ideas for actions celebrating the role of dried and cured fish as sustainable gastronomy. In its proclamation of Sustainable Gastronomy Day, the UN General Assembly acknowledges that gastronomy is a cultural expression related to the natural and cultural diversity of the world and affirms its vital contribution to agricultural development, food security, nutrition, sustainable food production and the conservation of biodiversity. Building on our commitment to furthering research into the "social economy" of dried fish in South and Southeast Asia, we intend to celebrate the role of dried fish as one that is deeply "gastronomical" – in the sense of being embedded in cultural life and foodways – but also as vitally linked to sustainable development. | The DFM e-book will be formally released on 18 June, 2022 to coincide with global observance of Sustainable Gastronomy Day. We invite all members of the DFM Partnership to share further ideas for actions celebrating the role of dried and cured fish as sustainable gastronomy. In its proclamation of Sustainable Gastronomy Day, the UN General Assembly acknowledges that gastronomy is a cultural expression related to the natural and cultural diversity of the world and affirms its vital contribution to agricultural development, food security, nutrition, sustainable food production and the conservation of biodiversity. Building on our commitment to furthering research into the "social economy" of dried fish in South and Southeast Asia, we intend to celebrate the role of dried fish as one that is deeply "gastronomical" – in the sense of being embedded in cultural life and foodways – but also as vitally linked to sustainable development. | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 7 April 2022
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2022-05-10. World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress
The 4th World Small-Scale Fisheries Congress (4WSFC) is a transdisciplinary forum for anyone interested in small-scale fisheries to participate in an interactive discussion about the world's small-scale fisheries. The purpose of the congress is to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster collaboration, and mobilize support for the viability and sustainability of small-scale fisheries. Considering the Covid-19 global pandemic, and recognizing the need to strengthen regional networks and organizations, the 4WSFC will take place in five regions of the world. The first congress in the series is the 4WSFC Asia-Pacific, which will be held in Shizuoka City, Japan, on May 10-13, 2022. DFM will be hosting a roundtable consisting of three mini-workshops. Our official session description is listed at https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_roundtables_proposal. We will also be hosting a pre-launch event for the DFM e-book: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/E-book. For session planning, please see the 4WSFC planning page: https://driedfishmatters.org/wiki/4WSFC_planning
2022-06-18. Sustainable Gastronomy Day: Launch of the Dried Fish Matters e-book
The DFM e-book will be formally released on 18 June, 2022 to coincide with global observance of Sustainable Gastronomy Day. We invite all members of the DFM Partnership to share further ideas for actions celebrating the role of dried and cured fish as sustainable gastronomy. In its proclamation of Sustainable Gastronomy Day, the UN General Assembly acknowledges that gastronomy is a cultural expression related to the natural and cultural diversity of the world and affirms its vital contribution to agricultural development, food security, nutrition, sustainable food production and the conservation of biodiversity. Building on our commitment to furthering research into the "social economy" of dried fish in South and Southeast Asia, we intend to celebrate the role of dried fish as one that is deeply "gastronomical" – in the sense of being embedded in cultural life and foodways – but also as vitally linked to sustainable development.
