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Events Archive 2005- July 2004



2005 Location Title
15-17 December Budapest,
Hungary		 Inception workshop for the Technical Cooperation Programme project [TCP/RER/3004 (E)] "Emergency assistance for early detection and prevention of avian influenza in the Eastern Europe and Caucasus regions"
4-7 December Budapest,
Hungary		 Knowledge circulation and generation: innovative advisory approaches for small farmers in EU countries
28 November
1 December		 Prague,
Czech Republic		 Workshop on Trends and Issues in Commercial Farming, Agribusiness and Rural Enterprise Development in Selected CIS Countries
14-16 November Budapest,
SEUR office		 Meeting of the UNECE/ FAO team of specialists on sustainable development of the forest sector in Central and Eastern Europe and in the CIS
24-28 October Prague and Krtiny,
Czech Republic		 Capacity Building in Sharing Forest and Market Information Workshop
8-11 September Keszthely,
Hungary		 21th Scientific Meeting of the European Embryo Transfer Association
8-9 September Kiralyret,
Hungary		 Support to the design and development of innovative forest management schemes
5-9 September Astrakhan
Russian Federation		 FAO Expert Workshop on Regional Aquaculture Review in Central and Eastern Europe
24 June Bujak,
Hungary		 Inception workshop of TCP/HUN/3003 (A), "Support to the design and development of innovative forest management schemes"
20-21 June Budapest,
SEUR office		 UNECE/FAO Workshop on policy consequences of the European Forest Sector Outlook Study (EFSOS)
06-09 June Durdevac
Croatia		 Policy options for improved forest land use in South-East Europe
1-3 June Godollo,
Hungary		 Improvement of Information Exchange between Education institutions in the SEE Region
6-7 May Nitra,
Slovak Republic		 Development of Land Markets and Related Institutions in Countries of Central and Eastern Europe
18-21 April Zvolen, Slovakia Policy options for storm damage management - Workshop
7-10
March 		Prague,
Czech Republic		 Regional Workshop on Land Consolidation
and Territorial Organization
2004 Location Title
20- 21
December		 Budapest,
Hotel Benczur		 Creating Livelihood opportunities for Roma communities in CEEC
13- 14
December		 Budapest,
Hotel Benczur		 A World of Soybeans - Symposium
11- 13
November 		Budapest,
SEUR Office 		Information Management CEE Expert Consultation
7- 9
November 		Budapest,
SEUR Office 		CEPF General Assembly 2004: Private Forestry in Europe- more benefits to society!
28- 30
October 		Yerevan,
Armenia 		International Agroforum
27- 29
October 		Budapest,
SEUR Office 		Forest Resource Assessment 2005- Sub-regional review of national reports - Workshop
11- 15
October		 Prague,
Czech Republic		 Workshop on Farm Commercialization and Rural Enterprise Development in Selected CIS Countries
27- 30
September		 Budapest,
SEUR Office		 Workshop: Forest Outlook study for west and central Asia
19- 25
September 		Novi Sad,
Serbia and Montenegro		 International Conference on sustainable Agriculture and European Integration Process
13- 16
September 		Zamardi,
Hungary		 Assistance to Private Forestry Sector in Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC)
6- 8
September 		Budapest,
Hungary		 International Workshop on Development of Food safety strategies
28 July- 2 August Budapest,
SEUR Office 		Round table meeting: Creating livelihoods for Roma Communities
28- 29 June Budapest,
SEUR Office 		Brain Storming: FAO Forestry Programme in Eastern Europe
Events before July 2004

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