Resilience in Canada’s agriculture and food system demands data and evidence. From cutting-edge science to benchmarking performance, new tools are shaping how the system anticipates risks, adapts to change, and competes at home and globally.
This Learning Lab brings together experts from Canada’s National Index on Agri-Food Performance and CANN₂O (Canadian Nitrous Oxide Network) to reveal how deliberate science-based methods support a more resilient and competitive agriculture and food future.
After a rapid-fire introduction, participants will dive into round-table rotations to tackle key questions: How can science and data be leveraged to deliver value across the system? What barriers keep such innovation siloed? And how can moving more collaboratively unlock both resilience and competitiveness across Canada’s diverse agriculture and food system?
Learning Labs offer thought-provoking insights from expert speakers, followed by guided conversations designed to spark meaningful networking and connections. Each session embraces systems-thinking and collaboration, with the goal of connecting participants through meaningful dialogue to create lasting relationships.
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