The ESEE is a biennial event that is organized in rotation by European countries for training a... more The ESEE is a biennial event that is organized in rotation by European countries for training and research in the purpose of communication for agricultural and rural extension. The first seminar was organized in Finland 40 years ago. This year, the 21st ESEE took place between September 2 to 6, 2013 in Antalya, Turkey.
As it known the story of ESEE starts in Helsinki. ESEEs have also a substantial history and tradition which began in Helsinki, Finland, in 1973. The success of the first venture in 1973 led to a decision to meet again after two years in a different venue within Europe for broadly, the same purposes, and this practice has been continued. In a way, the use of European experience and expertise in other parts of the world has become an associated issue with implications for the ESEEs.
The main purpose of this seminar traditionally is to share the ideas and practices of the participants on participatory approach to agricultural extension works. As usual this year, we will see and list to the best practice in extension between public and private extension services around the world starting from Europe. We have the possibilities to discuss and argue and to adopt them in other countries, and to meet good friends during years. During these passed years we are the Extension Educators, Scientists and have met all around. The issue, "train trainers to train" is the same but the world around has changed. As it known, we need food, and the farmers are still providing the material for safety foods as well as they are most responsible of security of food. We, the extension educators are finding the innovations for new and less time consuming and easier work for agriculture.
The seminar programme is added to the end of this book, as it can be seen during the seminar has implemented plenary and working group session, and parallel sessions, are part of brain storming and help all participants, to share their knowledge and experiences on extension and relevant subjects, and to organize technical and cultural tour activities.
We hope that the proceedings book will be very good reference for all participants and others who are involved in rural extension and education and 21st ESEE has been fruitful for each participant.
I would like to express our special thanks to the founders of ESEE initiative as Dr. Harri Westermarck, Dr. Maurice Rolls, Dr. Anne Van den Ban, Dr. Niels Röling, Dr. Volker Hoffmann and European and all other colleagues of who contributed to the profession and Seminar’s organizers.
Finally, my thanks go to members of the scientific and organizing committees, moderation and distinguished participants for valuable collaboration and contributions.
Sincerely yours,
Orhan Özçatalbaş, PhD.
President of 21th ESEE
Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture
Dept.of Agricultural Economics
Extension Science
07058 Antalya/Turkiye
The ESEE is a biennial event that is organized in rotation by European countries for training a... more The ESEE is a biennial event that is organized in rotation by European countries for training and research in the purpose of communication for agricultural and rural extension. The first seminar was organized in Finland 40 years ago. This year, the 21st ESEE took place between September 2 to 6, 2013 in Antalya, Turkey.
As it known the story of ESEE starts in Helsinki. ESEEs have also a substantial history and tradition which began in Helsinki, Finland, in 1973. The success of the first venture in 1973 led to a decision to meet again after two years in a different venue within Europe for broadly, the same purposes, and this practice has been continued. In a way, the use of European experience and expertise in other parts of the world has become an associated issue with implications for the ESEEs.
The main purpose of this seminar traditionally is to share the ideas and practices of the participants on participatory approach to agricultural extension works. As usual this year, we will see and list to the best practice in extension between public and private extension services around the world starting from Europe. We have the possibilities to discuss and argue and to adopt them in other countries, and to meet good friends during years. During these passed years we are the Extension Educators, Scientists and have met all around. The issue, "train trainers to train" is the same but the world around has changed. As it known, we need food, and the farmers are still providing the material for safety foods as well as they are most responsible of security of food. We, the extension educators are finding the innovations for new and less time consuming and easier work for agriculture.
The seminar programme is added to the end of this book, as it can be seen during the seminar has implemented plenary and working group session, and parallel sessions, are part of brain storming and help all participants, to share their knowledge and experiences on extension and relevant subjects, and to organize technical and cultural tour activities.
We hope that the proceedings book will be very good reference for all participants and others who are involved in rural extension and education and 21st ESEE has been fruitful for each participant.
I would like to express our special thanks to the founders of ESEE initiative as Dr. Harri Westermarck, Dr. Maurice Rolls, Dr. Anne Van den Ban, Dr. Niels Röling, Dr. Volker Hoffmann and European and all other colleagues of who contributed to the profession and Seminar’s organizers.
Finally, my thanks go to members of the scientific and organizing committees, moderation and distinguished participants for valuable collaboration and contributions.
Sincerely yours,
Orhan Özçatalbaş, PhD.
President of 21th ESEE
Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture
Dept.of Agricultural Economics
Extension Science
07058 Antalya/Turkiye
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As it known the story of ESEE starts in Helsinki. ESEEs have also a substantial history and tradition which began in Helsinki, Finland, in 1973. The success of the first venture in 1973 led to a decision to meet again after two years in a different venue within Europe for broadly, the same purposes, and this practice has been continued. In a way, the use of European experience and expertise in other parts of the world has become an associated issue with implications for the ESEEs.
The main purpose of this seminar traditionally is to share the ideas and practices of the participants on participatory approach to agricultural extension works. As usual this year, we will see and list to the best practice in extension between public and private extension services around the world starting from Europe. We have the possibilities to discuss and argue and to adopt them in other countries, and to meet good friends during years. During these passed years we are the Extension Educators, Scientists and have met all around. The issue, "train trainers to train" is the same but the world around has changed. As it known, we need food, and the farmers are still providing the material for safety foods as well as they are most responsible of security of food. We, the extension educators are finding the innovations for new and less time consuming and easier work for agriculture.
The seminar programme is added to the end of this book, as it can be seen during the seminar has implemented plenary and working group session, and parallel sessions, are part of brain storming and help all participants, to share their knowledge and experiences on extension and relevant subjects, and to organize technical and cultural tour activities.
We hope that the proceedings book will be very good reference for all participants and others who are involved in rural extension and education and 21st ESEE has been fruitful for each participant.
I would like to express our special thanks to the founders of ESEE initiative as Dr. Harri Westermarck, Dr. Maurice Rolls, Dr. Anne Van den Ban, Dr. Niels Röling, Dr. Volker Hoffmann and European and all other colleagues of who contributed to the profession and Seminar’s organizers.
Finally, my thanks go to members of the scientific and organizing committees, moderation and distinguished participants for valuable collaboration and contributions.
Sincerely yours,
Orhan Özçatalbaş, PhD.
President of 21th ESEE
Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture
Dept.of Agricultural Economics
Extension Science
07058 Antalya/Turkiye
As it known the story of ESEE starts in Helsinki. ESEEs have also a substantial history and tradition which began in Helsinki, Finland, in 1973. The success of the first venture in 1973 led to a decision to meet again after two years in a different venue within Europe for broadly, the same purposes, and this practice has been continued. In a way, the use of European experience and expertise in other parts of the world has become an associated issue with implications for the ESEEs.
The main purpose of this seminar traditionally is to share the ideas and practices of the participants on participatory approach to agricultural extension works. As usual this year, we will see and list to the best practice in extension between public and private extension services around the world starting from Europe. We have the possibilities to discuss and argue and to adopt them in other countries, and to meet good friends during years. During these passed years we are the Extension Educators, Scientists and have met all around. The issue, "train trainers to train" is the same but the world around has changed. As it known, we need food, and the farmers are still providing the material for safety foods as well as they are most responsible of security of food. We, the extension educators are finding the innovations for new and less time consuming and easier work for agriculture.
The seminar programme is added to the end of this book, as it can be seen during the seminar has implemented plenary and working group session, and parallel sessions, are part of brain storming and help all participants, to share their knowledge and experiences on extension and relevant subjects, and to organize technical and cultural tour activities.
We hope that the proceedings book will be very good reference for all participants and others who are involved in rural extension and education and 21st ESEE has been fruitful for each participant.
I would like to express our special thanks to the founders of ESEE initiative as Dr. Harri Westermarck, Dr. Maurice Rolls, Dr. Anne Van den Ban, Dr. Niels Röling, Dr. Volker Hoffmann and European and all other colleagues of who contributed to the profession and Seminar’s organizers.
Finally, my thanks go to members of the scientific and organizing committees, moderation and distinguished participants for valuable collaboration and contributions.
Sincerely yours,
Orhan Özçatalbaş, PhD.
President of 21th ESEE
Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture
Dept.of Agricultural Economics
Extension Science
07058 Antalya/Turkiye