Networks and other fora
Here you can find links to some of the international networks and other fora that SLU takes part in.
The Swedish FAO Committee
The task of the Committee is to assist the Government in its work for food security for all, while taking account of global development and the preservation of biodiversity in the areas of agriculture, forestry and fisheries.
LAMP – Livestock Antimicrobial Partnership
LAMP is an action network within the Global agenda for sustainable livestock, which is a partnership that brings together different stakeholders in the livestock sector to tackle Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).
SIANI - The Swedish International Agriculturural Network Initiative
Agrinatura
Agrinatura is an association of European universities and research centres that supports agricultural development in a sustainable manner. Agrinatura has currently 35 members, research institutions/universities from 16 European countries.
Agroforestry Network
Agroforestry Network is a platform for international agroforestry practise, based in Sweden and initiated by Vi Agroforestry to promote the use of agroforestry in developing countries.
Focali
Focali aims to increase knowledge-based decision-making, policy development, and practice in our field at different levels for more sustainable and inclusive development.
GASL and LAMP
GCUA 2030
Global Challenges University Alliance is a network of university partners from across the globe with a common vision of contributing to sustainable, global development. GCUA 2030 offers a global learning forum for PhD students and young researchers providing a range of learning and networking activities.
SIGHT - Swedish Institute for Global Health Transformation
Providing voice and advancing health of tomorrow’s adults – children and adolescents – so that every day is future’s day.
SweDev
The Swedish Development Research Network (SweDev) is a member-based network that was constituted in November 2019. The network aims to connect development researchers across Sweden in order to strengthen collaboration within the research community and to increase interaction between development researchers and practitioners.