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Collaboration and Coordination in Agriculture and Nature: Future Directions Meeting

This meeting focuses on enhancing collaboration between various organizations, including Ag & Nature and EPMAN. Participants will discuss the economics of coordination with the IPPC, outline objectives for future cooperation, and summarize key discussions from the afternoon sessions. Important issues include identifying essential organizations for collaboration, mapping future strategies, and adhering to official procedures. Notably, while expert panels are unofficial, organizations like EIPPCB hold official status, impacting coordination efforts across various countries, including those outside the EU.

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Collaboration and Coordination in Agriculture and Nature: Future Directions Meeting

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  1. Afternoon session Moderation: O. Oenema and N. Hutchings 13 30 Collaboration between Ag & Nature and EPMAN 14 30 Coffee 15 00 Economics and coordination with IPPC 16 00 Summary and future plans 16 30 Close of meeting

  2. Objectives • Agree what needs to be coordinated • Agree which organisations need to be involved • e.g. EPMAN, Ag & Nature • Map the way forward

  3. A small reminder • Expert panels have no official status • ad hoc groups under TFRN or TFEIP • EIPPCB has official status • Action under IPTS-JRC • TFRN & TFEIP are under UNECE • Not all countries are in EU • Official procedures to be followed

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