Measuring Progress Towards Sustainable Agriculture
Just about everyone agrees that sustainable agriculture is crucial for the future, especially given that the world’s population is expected...
| Amy Heyman | Amy Heyman is an Economist at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. She is currently part of a small management team leading the strategic direction and oversight of the organization’s programme on sustainable agriculture. Previously, she was team leader of the dissemination team of FAO’s statistics division, where she oversaw key FAO products such as the Hunger Map, FAOSTAT, and the FAO Statistical Yearbooks/Pocketbooks. Prior to joining FAO, Amy was part of the World Development Indicators team in World Bank’s Development Data Group. Amy holds a Masters degree from Columbia University and a PhD in Economics from Bocconi.
| Jean-Marc Faurès | Jean-Marc Faurès is a senior agronomist and water resources management specialist. He has more than 30 years of experience in dealing with issues related to agricultural development in Africa, the Near East and Asia, using pilot projects to inform national policies. Recent works have focused on climate change adaptation, and on enhancing the livelihoods of rural populations through productive investments in water. In 2015, he joined the Management Team of FAO’s Strategic Programme on Sustainable Agriculture. He coordinates activities aiming at mainstreaming the Sustainable Food and Agriculture approach in national programmes, advocating for a multi-objective, inclusive multi-sectoral approach to agriculture, and better aligning agriculture with the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Just about everyone agrees that sustainable agriculture is crucial for the future, especially given that the world’s population is expected...
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