Livestock Based Geographical Indication Chains as an Entry Point to Maintain Agro-Biodiversity
Budapest, Hungary, 20/10/2009 - 21/10/2009
Meeting documents
Setting the scene
GIs role in Livestock Development: reasons for the seminar and questions to address
Andriy Rozstalnyy, Animal Production and Health Officer, FAO SEU
Development of specific quality linked to geographical origin: opportunities and challenges
Emilie Vandecandelaere, Food Quality and Standards Service, FAO
GIs role in Rural Development
Richard Eberlin, Land Tenure and Rural Development Officer, FAO REU
1st Session:
Technical Aspects of GIs and conservation of animal genetic resources
GIs, in situ conservation and rural development: considerations recommendations
Roberta Moruzzo, Researcher, University of Pisa, Department of Animal Production
What are the implications of the GI livestock products for AnGR
José Luis Urquijo y Narváez, Vice-President of AECERIBER, President of FEAGAS and Iberian Pig
How Code of Practice can address the question of biodiversity (indigenous breeds, peculiarities of feeding, rearing - traditional or marginalized systems)?
Olga Rendek, Mangalica breeder, Hungary
2nd Session:
GI polices and rural development practices
The Global Plan of Action for Animal Genetic Resources & the Interlaken Declaration
Andriy Rozstalnyy, Animal Production and Health Officer, FAO SEU
Sustainable approach to implement GI at local level
Emilie Vandecandelaere FAO, Food Quality and Standards Service
Environmental impacts
Emilie Vandecandelaere FAO, Food Quality and Standards Service
Protected indigenous animals and meat product innovation in Hungary
Agnes Kovacs, Department of Chemistry and Biology, Hungarian Meat Research Institute
3rd Session:
Remunerating positive contribution of GIs to biodiversity
How can GI be better used to support local breeds?
Mr Ulrich Donath, SAVE Foundation
Rural Development support measures for Geographical Indications products
Mr Richard Eberlin, Land Tenure and Rural Development Officer, FAO REU
Building competitive advantage through introduction of GIs
Mr Stjepan Tanic, Agribusiness and Enterprise Development Officer, FAO REU
4th Session:
Poster presentations and discussion
Armenia
Narine Babayan, ARID Goat Breeding Centre
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zlatan Saris, Faculty of Agriculture, Sarajevo
FYR Macedonia
Sreten Andonov, University Ss Cyril and Methodius, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food
Serbia
Dragan Roganovic, Ibar Development Association, Belgrade
Turkey
Irfan Daskiran, FAO Subregional Office for Central-Asia, Ankara
Ukraine
Oleksandr Lipchey, "Zakarpattia Agency for local development" NGO
