GENET will hold its annual General Assembly in Bonn, on the 16th May afternoon, taking advantage of the participation of many GENET members in Planet Diversity: World Congress on the Future of Food and Agriculture.
GENET's General Assembly will take place in Gustav-Streseman-Institut e.V. (room to be announced later).
Here you can download the
agenda for the meeting.
At the occasion of the Conference of the Parties to the Rio Convention on Biological Diversity GENET together with a range of other NGOs worldwide will organise a global conference on the future of food and agriculture.
You are cordially invited to participate in the preparations of this first world-wide conference of GMO-Free regions and initiatives, small farmers, NGOs and social movements.
GENET is a European network of non-governmental organisations working on different aspects of genetic engineering and enganging in a critical debate about this technology. It was founded in 1995 and established as an
international non-profit organisation under Swiss law in 1999.
GENET presently consists of 51
member organisations in 27 European countries.
GENET's
mission is to provide information on genetic engineering to its member organisations and the interested public and to support their activities and co-operation.
A public mailing list with current news is available for
subscription. The GENET-news messages are also available in an
archive.
A mailing list for GENET members and affiliates organisations providing extensive background information. For further details please
contact the information coordinator.
A protected website for networking and communication amongst the GENET members. For further details please
contact the network coordinator.
GENET regularly co-organises
conferences on specific topics of major interest to its member organisations, which are usually combined with GENET's annual General Assembly.