Program
Workshops
Workshops are independently organised one or more sessions during the Organic World Congress. Workshops allow researchers, farmers, experts and students to meet face-to-face and have interactive discussions.
Workshops address various topics by extending the content of the 4 Tracks through case studies and group discussion.
In brief, Workshops are:
- 1 or more sessions, each allocated a 1 hour and 30-minute time slot during the OWC main Conference (2-4 December, 2024).
- Proposed and organised by an Organic Stakeholder, by contracting with the OWC Organisers.
- Dealing with a topic relevant for the Organic sector and in line with the congress’ objectives and themes.
- Dealing with a topic in a complementary way to the various OWC Tracks.
- Addressing stakeholders from all over the world and not only a single country or a single region.
- An in-person event organised in Taiwan.
- Included and visible on the OWC programme.
1. TIPI Review of Ecological Organic Action Research Findings in the Developing World
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2. National Policies Upscaling Organics and Agroecology: New Breakthroughs and Lessons Learned
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3. Getting organics on the offensive in Retail Supermarkets,Local Markets and Online Sales
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5. Cluster Development and Participation Practices in the Organic Industry
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6. International Cooperation and Exchange in Organic Agriculture Research
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7. Growing Smarter: Empowering Organic
Strengthening Organic Agriculture Knowledge and Capacity for a Sustainable Future
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8. Future-Proofing Organic Farming: Improving Group Certification and ICS
Navigating New EU Requirements, Insights from Growers and Certifiers
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9. Sustainable Synergy: Taiwan’s Six-Tier Industry Model for Organic Market Growth
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10. One Health – the Collaboration of Education, Medicine and Agriculture
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11. Regeneration of Mountain Agriculture: Future Solution for Sustainable Food System
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12. Opportunity for Sustainable Agriculture/Conversion from Conventional Farming to Natural farming
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13. Soil Microbiomes Drive Innovation and Sustainable Solutions in Next-Generation Organic Agriculture: Pest Control and Earth Cooling
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14. Make Organic Fertilizers, Plant Meds and Soil Applications
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15. Organic livestock and the global animal production debates: it’s time to raise our voices.
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16. The Role and Importance of Biodiversity in Organic Agriculture
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17. Upscaling and developing PGS for smallholder market access – New lessons and Next steps
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18. Global Strategies for Reducing Carbon Footprints by Transforming Conventional to Organic Agriculture through Production Audits, Circular Economy and Transportation Optimization
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| Workshop Title | Main Organiser | Link | |
| W1 | TIPI Review of Ecological Organic Action Research Findings in the Developing World | Technology and Innovation Platform of IFOAM (TIPI) | download |
| W2 | National Policies Upscaling Organics and Agroecology: New Breakthroughs and Lessons Learned | World Board Member, IFOAM – Organics International | download |
| W3 | Getting organics on the offensive in Retail Supermarkets, Local Markets and Online Sales. | World Board Member, IFOAM – Organics International | download |
| W4 | Organic Saffron (Crocus sativus L.) Production and Processing Challenges under Climate Change Conditions: (From Sustainable Production Methods to the Global Market Development) | Avaran Motamed Co (Academy) | download |
| W5 | Cluster Development and Participation Practices in the Organic Industry | Organic Agriculture Promotion Center, National Chung Hsing University | download |
| W6 | International Cooperation and Exchange in Organic Agriculture Research | Hualien District Agricultural Research and Extension Station, Ministry of Agriculture, R.O.C.(Taiwan) | download |
| W7 | Growing Smarter: Empowering Organic Strengthening Organic Agriculture Knowledge and Capacity for a Sustainable Future | Naturland e.V., Germany | download |
| W8 | Future-Proofing Organic Farming: Improving Group Certification and ICS Navigating New EU Requirements, Insights from Growers and Certifiers | Naturland e.V., Germany | download |
| W9 | Sustainable Synergy: Taiwan's Six-Tier Industry Model for Organic Market Growth | Tse-Xin Organic Agriculture Foundation | download |
| W10 | One Health – the Collaboration of Education, Medicine and Agriculture | Biodynamic Association of Taiwan | download |
| W11 | Regeneration of Mountain Agriculture: Future Solution for Sustainable Food System | Alliance of Agriculture for Food | download |
| W12 | Opportunity for Sustainable Agriculture/Conversion from Conventional Farming to Natural farming | New Wholesome Food, PureLand Culture Promotion Association | download |
| W13 | Soil Microbiomes Drive Innovation and Sustainable Solutions in Next-Generation Organic Agriculture: Pest Control and Earth Cooling | Dr. Tree Institute, Enrich Microbiome Ltd. Co. | download |
| W14 | Make Organic Fertilizers, Plant Meds and Soil Applications | Empower Cause | download |
| W15 | Organic livestock and the global animal production debates: it’s time to raise our voices. | FiBL Switzerland | download |
| W16 | The Role and Importance of Biodiversity in Organic Agriculture | Agricultural Technology Research Institute | download |
| W17 | Upscaling and developing PGS for smallholder market access – New lessons and Next steps | Independent Consultant & Holmbeck EcoConsult | download |
| W18 | Global Strategies for Reducing Carbon Footprints by Transforming Conventional to Organic Agriculture through Production Audits, Circular Economy and Transportation Optimization | National Dong Hwa University | download |
