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2020 INTERNATIONAL ESSAY COMPETITION Essay Competition Winners Were Announced on November 26 |
Ronald Guendel Gonzalez, Global Head of Food Security Strategy & Advocacy at Bayer gave a brief introduction explanation of the issue presented to the students. Anathi Makamane, member of the IFAMA Young Board, announced the Final winners of the Essay Competition and presented the 3-minute pitches in the levels Undergradute, Graduates/Early Career Professionals, Teams and Individuals. |
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ADVANCING FINALISTS! IFAMA received entries from 17 countries. Thank you to everyone who submitted essays. Below we congratulate the winners. |
Graduate | Early Career Professional | Carien Denner, Michelle Marais, Andries Strauss, and Alina Ntsiapane |
Graduate | Early Career Professional |
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INDIVIDUAL |
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THE CHALLENGE
"How can the sustainability, productivity, and market access of smallholder sugar cane farmers be improved?"
Essay Length: Maximum 2,000 words.
Number of participants: Competitors can submit essays independently or in a team of up to 4 students or early career professionals.
Video: Authors/teams of the top essays will then be invited to produce a 5-minute video, which pitches their idea.
Jury: An international team of researchers, entrepreneurs and policy makers will jury the essay competition.
Presentation: The top finalists will be invited to a final round to present their essay online before a panel of judges.
Prizes: The winners will receive awards.
Publication: The top essays and the winners will be published in a special online publication “Food for the Future” essay collection on IFAMA’s website.
The IFAMA2020 Competition is hosted by: |