… agriculture, (high-quality) nutrition and health, the UN organisations for health (WHO), animal health (WOAH), environment (UNEP) as well as food and agriculture (FAO) … agriculture, (high-quality) nutrition and health, the UN organisations for health (WHO), animal health (WOAH), environment (UNEP) as well as food and agriculture (FAO) …

… seven superior authorities as well as the BMDV’s departmental research facilities who cooperate in the quest of finding solutions for substantial challenges and … seven superior authorities as well as the BMDV’s departmental research facilities who cooperate in the quest of finding solutions for substantial challenges and …

… institutions, associations, public authorities, companies and private individuals who focus on knowledge transfer in their work. Background The European Week for …

… installations concerned via central portals on the Internet.  States and operators who can be affected by a natural hazard should cooperate cross-border and …

… true when compared to the recommendation by the World Health Organization (WHO), which states it may exceed 50 µg/m³ on a maximum of three days per year. This …

… activities on the façade were allowed to resume. A judicial clarification of who is responsible for the defects and thus has to bear the costs for their …

… open and accessible way. Smart search functions, voice assistants, customised newsletters and dashboards are the tools that will help them. Science, research, …

… Chemical sales are expected to double by 2030. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that certain chemicals caused at least two million people worldwide …

… in several other European countries." Press release No. 31/2018 | 10.10.2018 People who walk in Germany often must put up with exhaust emissions, noise and cramped …

… include civil society and representatives of sectors since they are the ones who will need to undertake the transformation. Further information about the project …

… food shortages. An example of this is the pied flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca) , who winters south of the Sahara and returns to Germany at the end of April. It needs … food shortages. An example of this is the pied flycatcher (Ficedula hypoleuca) , who winters south of the Sahara and returns to Germany at the end of April. It needs …