Your trusted destination for CME, CPD & Medical Education across the Middle East.
This hybrid conference focuses on sustainable advances in food waste research, bringing together global experts, researchers, and professionals to share groundbreaking studies and strengthen the international community in this critical field.
The International Conference on Sustainable Advances in Food Waste Research (ICSFAWR-26) is a premier hybrid event designed for academics, researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers. This conference addresses the critical challenges in food waste through modern, practical solutions, fostering a global dialogue on innovation and sustainability. Attendees can participate in person in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, or virtually from anywhere in the world, gaining access to insightful discussions, pioneering studies, and extensive networking opportunities. The program features keynote sessions, interactive panels, and paper presentations, with a unique opportunity for publication in Scopus-indexed journals, all aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
Exploring new technologies and methods for minimizing food loss and waste at various stages of the food supply chain.
Analyzing strategies for optimizing logistics, storage, and distribution to prevent food spoilage and waste.
Investigating effective approaches to influence consumer habits and reduce household food waste.
Discussing methods for converting food waste into valuable by-products such as biofuels, compost, and animal feed.
Examining business models that incorporate circular principles to create closed-loop food systems.
Focusing on maximizing the use of resources within the food system to minimize waste generation.
Assessing the environmental consequences of food waste, including greenhouse gas emissions and resource depletion.
Exploring the critical link between reducing food waste and enhancing global food security and nutrition.
Analyzing the social and economic costs of food waste and the benefits of prevention.
Evaluating local, national, and international policies aimed at reducing food waste.
Highlighting successful collaborations between government, industry, and civil society to tackle food waste.
Aligning food waste reduction efforts with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Zero Hunger and Responsible Consumption.
Secure your seat and earn full credit eligibility with encrypted checkout.
Secure payment processing & PCI-aligned flow