The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) invites you to the FAO AGRIS Webinar showcasing exciting new features and upgrades to AGRIS, the International System for Agricultural Science and Technology, on 29 July at 14:00 CEST.

What is AGRIS? AGRIS is a free global database that offers access to millions of bibliographic records in over 100 languages from thousands of institutions worldwide. It provides open access to journals, books, reports, and grey literature, covering food security, climate change, sustainable agriculture, and more.

In this webinar, participants will discover major enhancements made to AGRIS aimed at improving usability, data quality, and global reach including:

• Clustering Feature: Enhanced user experience through intelligent grouping of duplicate records
• AGRIS as a Certified Digital Public Good (DPG): Recognized by the Digital Public Goods Alliance
• Full-Text Identification: Better access to complete research outputs
• Multilingual Reach: AGRIS now includes records in 121 languages, expanding its global accessibility
• New Data Providers: A warm welcome to our latest contributors expanding the depth and diversity of AGRIS content.
• Record/Data Growth: Discover how AGRIS continues to grow with enriched and diversified content.

This session is designed for AGRIS users, data providers, and anyone interested in agricultural knowledge sharing.

Why Attend?

• Stay up-to-date on the latest developments in AGRIS
• Learn how these enhancements can benefit your work
• Hear directly from the FAO AGRIS support team and ask your questions live

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the AGRIS community and explore what’s new.

Interested participants can register for the webinar here: https://fao.zoom.us/meeting/register/9tgC0q5-QGWxhKeqKWSWFA 

To stay up to date on future AGRIS events and training opportunities, join the community here: https://dgroups.org/fao/agris 

More about AGRIS

AGRIS is one of the most comprehensive food and agricultural scientific literature databases worldwide. Accessible through a user-friendly search interface, millions of bibliographic records in more than 100 languages are available for free to global users. AGRIS is also an international network of data providers, including publishers, governments, and research organisations, that volunteer information (metadata) about food and agricultural science publications. These records are provided in multilingual formats and frequently include full-text links to connect users to scientific literature worldwide. Learn more at fao.org/agris.