19/08/2024

Building our members’ capacity, also after the EU elections

A new European Parliament is settling in and the new European Commission is scheduled to officially start its work on 1 November. What better moment for a refresher or to learn about EU policymaking and advocacy? 

If you’re unsure of who is responsible for what between the Parliament, the Council or the Commission or how they work with each other, join our first post-summer “Let’s Discuss Organic” webinar on 5 September 2024.  

Besides this webinar, we also summarised Paul Holmbeck’s masterclasses on developing organic’s national capacity and organic policies. 

All this information is available on our member extranet

Does this sound interesting to you but you aren’t an IFOAM Organics Europe member? Contact [email protected]. They are available for your membership-related questions and extranet access rights (issues). 

About the Let’s Discuss Organic series 

Let’s Discuss Organic is more than just a webinar series exclusive to IFOAM Organics Europe’s members. It is a community of passionate individuals dedicated to promoting organic food and farming’s active role in the transformation to a sustainable food system.  

These webinars are an opportunity for our members to access first-hand information about EU-related policies and activities from Brussels-based experts.  

Were you unable to attend or missed a previous session? All presentations and recordings are accessible on our member extranet > hot topics > member-only updates > Let’s Discuss Organic so you can re-watch the webinars and review the content at your convenience. 

Advocacy toolkit for the Organic Movement: Impacting policies

The work of IFOAM Organics Europe on this topic is co-financed by the LIFE programme of the European Union, under the Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). This page only reflects the views of the authors and its sole responsibility lies with IFOAM Organics Europe. The CINEA is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information provided. 

 
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