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There is a great need for transparent and independent knowledge in times of "polycrises" and technological leaps. NTA11 (18-20.11.2024 in Berlin) is therefore dedicated to the current challenges in scientific policy advice.   Participation free of charge, registration until 04.11.2024 All information and links can be found here: itas.kit.edu/nta11

In the face of climate change, increasing drought and uneven rainfall distribution in Germany, agriculture must find new ways to cope with the changing conditions. This year's Resilience Check therefore focuses on water management in agriculture. Efficient irrigation techniques, new forms of management and closed-loop production systems offer promising approaches to better use water resources and make agriculture more resilient. The event will present and discuss the interim results of this year's Resilience Check with experts from the scientific community, members of the German Bundestag and other stakeholders. The event is open to the public and will be streamed on www.bundestag.de.(The event will be held in German only)