Training Sessions on Modelling

A key component of the ACT4CAP27 capacity-building strategy is the promotion and dissemination of four well-established models used in the project: AGMEMOD, CAPRI, GLOBIOM, MAGNET. These models are essential tools for scenario analysis in the agri-food sector, assessing future developments and policy impacts.

The training programme serves two primary objectives:

Expanding the number of early-career researchers who acquire foundational knowledge in modelling and encouraging them to integrate modelling approaches into their doctoral and postdoctoral research.
Familiarising policymakers and stakeholders with model-based analysis, encouraging them to incorporate modelling insights into policy advisory work – either by utilising model results, adopting models within their organisations, or collaborating with institutions with established modelling expertise.

Upcoming / Ongoing trainings Events

Past training Events

Building Capacity for Evidence-Based Policy: CAPRI Training Session 2025 Recap

From 17 April to 17 July 2025, the Johann Heinrich von Thünen Institute of Farm Economics hosted its annual CAPRI training session in a hybrid

Workshop Recap: AGMEMOD Model & Scenario Building | 17–20 June 2025, The Hague

From 17 to 20 June 2025, researchers and modellers from across Europe convened in The Hague for a hands-on training workshop on the AGMEMOD (AGricultural

Capacity building: AGMEMOD Training Course, 17-20 June, 2025, The Hague, NL

Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and the Thünen Institute (THÜNEN) are pleased to invite researchers, policymakers, and professionals to the next AGMEMOD Training Course, scheduled

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PROJECT COORDINATOR
Siemen van Berkum, Project Coordinator (WR)
Hans van Meijl, Scientific Coordinator (WR)

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