2nd Regional Workshop on integrated community development
Budapest, Hungary, 22/06/2022 - 24/06/2022
Based on country experiences, FAO aims at further developing the concept of integrated community development for Europe and Central Asia. FAO established an informal regional technical network on community development in 2019. The 2022 workshop should help revitalize the technical network and strengthen partnerships with key regional and national actors.
The workshop will take place over two and a half days, the first two days in physical, while the third day in a hybrid format.
The objectives of the first two days of the workshop are to:
- Revitalize the technical network on community development;
- Present and discuss different approaches, practical experiences and lessons learnt in local rural development;
- Invite for discussion on the successes and areas for improvement of the experiences showcased;
- Contribute to the establishment of new partnerships between governments, international organizations, donors, civil society, academia and the private sector with interest in local rural development;
- Discuss policy options for supporting the development of rural communities in the region.
The workshop will be held in English with simultaneous interpretation in Russian.
Presentations
Presentations on this page are shared only if those are received from the participants with their kind permission of publishing them.
Day1
The importance of community development: UNDP North Macedonia approach
Marijana Milevska, PhD, UNDP MK, Project Manager2Inclusive rural transformation for poverty reduction
Inclusive rural transformation for poverty reduction
David Conte, Senior Strategy and Planning Officer/REU focal point for economic inclusion, FAO HQ
Territorial development from global perspective
Adriano Campolina, Senior policy officer
The implementation of the UN Declaration of Rights of Peasants (UNDROP), the UNDecade of Family Farming (UNDFF, 2019-2028)
Ramona Duminicioiu, Eco Ruralis
Social and Solidarity Economy: A key to successful integrated community development
Judith Hitchman, Urgenci International
Nexus of migration and local rural development for leaving no one behind
Nvard Loryan, Migration Specialist (FAO REU)
Self-Government Policy Development in Communities in Armenia
Ashot Giloyan, Head of Department of Local Self-Government Policy, Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure
Policy support for local rural development by Georgian Government
Tinatin Odilavadze, Agrarian Issues Committee Staff, Parliament of Georgia
Rural development policy in the Republic of Moldova
Galina Petrachi, Head of Department Rural Development Policy and Programs
EU approach to local development: LEADER and CLLD
Iwona Lisztwan, Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development, European Commission
LEADER, as an approach for local rural development - Experiences with LEADER from an EU country
Āris Ādlers, Internetational LEADER/CLLD expert
LEADER/CLLD in Armenia - Local Empowerment of Actors for Development project
Armen Tiraturyan, Project Manager, UNDP
LEADER-like approach in Armenia – the Local Empowerment of Actors for Development (LEAD) project
Armen Tiraturyan, project manager, UNDP and Hasmik Kocharyan, project manager, FAO
Inclusive Community Development in Georgia
Beka Dzadzamia, Project Coordinator
Integrated Community Development (TCP/MCD/3702)
Slavica Mihajlovska, PhD, Head of Unit for Credit Policy and Financial Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Economy, Republic of North Macedonia
Area Based Development (ABD) approach in the rural cross-border regions of the Western Balkans
Boban Ilic, Secretary General, SWG RRD
Community-driven development - "Village Investment Project (VIP-3) in the
Kyrgyz Republic
Baktybek Abdyldaev, VIP-3 Coordinator, Community Development and Investment Agency (ARIS)
Day2
FAO approach to integrated community development and objective of the FAO study
Viktorya Ayvazyan, International Rural Development Specialist (FAO REU)
Introduction of integrated community development practices implemented in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region
Natalija Bogdanov, Marta Marczis, International Experts on Community Development
Digital tools, as practical solutions for smallholders and vulnerable groups in rural areas
Daniela Di Gianantonio, Digital Agriculture Team Leader
Community supported agriculture
Carolina Starr, Agricultural Officer, FAO REU
Short value chain development, as an accessory for community development
Aniko Nemeth, Food Safety and Nutrition Expert, FAO REU
Integrated community development and leaving no one behind: challenges and solutions
Anna Jenderedjian, Gender and Social Protection Specialist, FAO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia
Participatory planning: Conducting a territorial diagnostic
Francisco Sarmento, Territorial food systems specialist, FAO
Youth participation in rural development
Paola Laini, Youth Articulation of the European Coordination Via Campesina (ECVC)
Development of the regional technical network on integrated community development
Morten Hartvigsen, Land Tenure Officer / Regional Initiative Coordinator
Day3
Family farming in the region – characteristics, challenges and potential in the context of the UNDFF
Morten Hartvigsen, Land Tenure Officer / Regional Initiative Coordinator
United Nations Decade of Family Farming in Europe and Central Asia Regional Dialogue
Alfredo Campos, Member of the International Steering Committee of the UNDFF - Europe and Central Asia
National Action Plan on Family Farming for the Republic of Moldova
Liliana Martin, Head of Policy, Analysis and Monitoring Department-Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry from the Republic of Moldova
Preparation of the National Action Plan for Family Farming in Kyrgyzstan
Aleksandr Temirbekov, Secretary of National Family Farming Committee, National Union of Water Users' Association
National Action Plan on Family Farming - Albania
Valbona Ylli, FAO National Consultant on Gender and Rural Development
National Action Plan for Family Farming in Spain
Gonzalo Corrales, UPA International Affairs Director
