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Introduction by Tassos Haniotis Overview of contingency planning issues in the US – Seth Meyer, USDA Resilience: Preparing for Risk and Disasters – Jesús Antón, OECD Food crisis management – Dr. Christer Pursiainen, UiT Preparing for a New Threat Environment – Prof. dr. Arjen Boin, Leiden University Early Warning systems – Bettina Baruth, JRC, European Commission Building resilience in the seafood sector – Sebastian Villasante University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain) Monitoring the resilience of farming systems – Miranda Meuwissen, Wageningen University & The SURE-Farm consortium Businesses contingency planning – Andrew Morgan, Global 78 COVID-19: lessons on how the agri-food system could change – Krijn Poppe (emeritus Wageningen UR) Pros and cons of government level contingency planning – Kerstin Eriksson, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden Addressing food crises in an interconnected world – Lee Ann Jackson, OECD Examples of crisis management and food security – Katherine Baldwin, USDA What institutional settings and coordination mechanism among countries is needed – Dr Bettina Rudloff, SWP Coordination structures for crisis management – Jarle Trondal, University of Oslo How to manage when a crisis hits – David Horobin, GCSP Workshop wrap-up 'Contingency plan for ensuring food supply and food security' – Alan Matthews, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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The workshop took place as part of a series of meetings by the subgroup on contingency plan for ensuring food supply and food security within the expert group for agricultural markets and the expert group for markets and trade in fishery and aquaculture products (MTFAP). The aim of these events is to share practical expertise between EU countries, stakeholders, non-EU countries and international organisations. This workshop focused on gaining academic insight into the creation of a contingency plan, to be activated when there is a crisis that affects all or part of the food system and puts in danger food security within the EU.
It was organised by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) together with the three Directorates General – Agriculture and Rural Development, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, and Health and Food Safety – leading the development of the contingency plan, which will include the creation of an EU food crisis response mechanism, as well as a set of guidelines on how to respond in the event of a crisis.”
Related information
Report from JRC workshop on the contingency plan for food safety and food security
Academic workshop documents (Register of Commission Expert Groups)