The Global Outlook Symposium attracted some of the world’s most wellknown experts in these fields as speakers. This is a documentation of their speeches during the Symposium, which was arranged as a part of KSLA's 200 year celebration.
With an expected world population of 9 billion people in 2050, the global need for Food, Feed, Fibre and Fuel has become a matter of high political concern. In order to satisfy the ever increasing needs of “the four Fs”, there will be a progressively severe competition for limited land and water resources. The international Global Outlook Symposium held in Stockholm 29–30 January 2013 aimed to highlight this from four different perspectives:
1. Agricultural policies over the past 40 years – three cases;
2. Opportunities and challenges for farmers, researchers and business in the agricultural sector;
3. Opportunities and challenges in the forestry sector; and
4. From knowing to acting – paths to a sustainable future.
The Symposium attracted some of the world’s most wellknown experts in these fields as speakers. This is a documentation of their speeches during the Symposium, which was arranged as a part of the 200 year celebration of the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry.
Text: Jenny Jewert.
”Vi tror att en ökad variation i skogen är bra – och att vägen dit går via engagerade skogsägare som vet vad de vill”. Det är huvudbudskapet i det arbete som KSLA:s skogsskötselkommitté presenterar i denna skrift. En skogsägare kan göra stor skillnad i skogen men det tar lång tid innan det får riktigt genomslag.
Årets sista nummer av KSLA Nytt & Noterat.
