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Food Resilience: Practical Steps for Producers
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Cost: Free
**This webinar is organised by the Food & Drink Wales Cywain programme - and is open only for Welsh food and drink producers to attend.**
Join us for an informative webinar, delivered in partnership with Local Food Partnerships, exploring the resilience of our food system and the role producers can play in preparing for future disruption.
Food systems are facing increasing pressures from a range of challenges, including extreme weather events, supply chain disruption, economic uncertainty and changing consumer demand. Understanding these risks and taking practical steps to improve resilience can help businesses better prepare for an uncertain future.
This session will introduce the pioneering Dyfed-Powys Civil Food Resilience Project, which has brought together local food partnerships, researchers, public sector organisations and communities to better understand vulnerabilities within the regional food system. Through research, engagement and collaboration, the project has explored potential risks and identified opportunities to strengthen food resilience across the region.
Drawing on key findings from the project, the webinar will examine what food resilience means in practice for producers and businesses. We'll highlight some of the main risks facing the food sector, share insights from the project's work, and explore practical actions that producers can take to improve resilience within their own operations.
Whether you're a primary producer, food manufacturer or food business owner, this webinar will provide valuable insights into the changing food landscape and the steps you can take to help build a more robust and resilient food system for Wales.
During the session, you'll learn:
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What food system resilience is and why it matters
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The aims and findings of the Dyfed-Powys Civil Food Resilience Project
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Key risks and challenges facing regional food systems
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Practical steps producers can take to improve business resilience
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How collaboration can strengthen local and regional food networks
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Ways to get involved in future resilience-building activities and initiatives
This webinar is open to food and drink producers from across Wales who are interested in strengthening their businesses and contributing to a more resilient food system.
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Terms
We reserve the right to cancel or amend the timings of these sessions at any point up to the stated start time of the session.
Delegates may also cancel their booking at any time by following the link in their confirmation email.
Delegates are responsible for ensuring that they can access the website where the conference is delivered and for any charges incurred during attendance of the sessions.
Content Delivery by Programme
· Presentations will be shared with WG Stakeholders after the event and through the WG Food and Drink Insight Hub
· For specific projects or ad hoc pieces of work, Welsh companies attending/registering for the events may access the presentations. Depending on the data supplier agreement, the data will not be made available on the Insight hub for other companies to access for 6 months.
· For other outputs, including downloads from data providers’ on-line portals, parts of reports, presentations or data may be shared with Welsh companies e.g. individual slides, depending on the data agreements with each data provider.
Company Sharing Rules
· Companies cannot share slides or data to any 3rd party; they can only use it internally within their company. The only exception is that a company may share a few slides/ or some data as part of their presentations to customers. No whole presentations or reports can be forwarded to any 3rd Party.
· No data can be shared onto any public forum.
· Any company that is found to break these rules will be liable for any subsequent action pursued by the data provider.
· If in doubt, please seek advice from the Brookdale team.
No variation to these conditions shall be binding unless agreed in writing between the authorised representatives of the training provider and the delegate and/or their sponsoring organisation. The delegate and their sponsoring organisation acknowledge that these terms and conditions supersede any written or verbal communication.
Event organiser
Enterprise for Success (Cywain)
Uned 3, Parc Gwyddoniaeth
Aberystwyth
SY23 3AH
United Kingdom: Wales