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RIO 20
XI world soybean research conference
Proposal to Host the
XI World Soybean Research Conference
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, 2020
Gathering science and agribusiness
into a dynamic innovation network
Proposal to Host the
XI World Soybean Research Conference
By the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation - EMBRAPA
(National Soybean Research Center - EMBRAPA Soybean)
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, 2020
Photos: Grupo Bom Futuro
Summary
1. WHY THE XI WSRC SHOULD BE IN BRAZIL .................................................................................. 5
2. WHY THE CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO ............................................................................................. 6
3. INFRASTRUCTURE, LOGISTICS, ACCOMMODATIONS, CULTURE AND TOURISM ....................... 7
3.1. CONVENTION CENTER ..............................................................................................................................7
3.2. TOURISTIC AND CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS ................................................................................................8
3.3. TRAVEL LOGISTICS – ACCESS ..................................................................................................................9
3.4. SECURITY .................................................................................................................................................10
4. HOST ORGANIZATION: EMBRAPA SOYBEAN CENTER WITH THE SUPPORT
OF ACADEMIC/RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS .................................................................................... 10
5. GATHERING SCIENCE AND AGRIBUSINESS INTO A DYNAMIC
INNOVATION NETWORK ............................................................................................................... 11
6. SUGGESTED DATE ......................................................................................................................... 13
7. TENTATIVE PROGRAM, PROCEEDINGS AND EXTRA INFORMATION .......................................... 13
7.1. SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMING .....................................................................................................................13
7.2 WEEKLY PROGRAM ...................................................................................................................................13
7.3 TECHNICAL-SCIENTIFIC PAPERS PRESENTATION ........................................................................................14
7.4 GENERAL TOPICS ADDRESSED DAILY .........................................................................................................14
7.5. BUSINESS ROUND-TABLE .........................................................................................................................15
7.6. IDEAS CAFÉ ..............................................................................................................................................15
8. TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWROOM EXHIBITS.................................................................................... 15
9. SOCIAL PROGRAM......................................................................................................................... 15
10. PRE- AND POST-TECHNICAL TOURS .......................................................................................... 16
11. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IN HOSTING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCES ............................................................................................................................ 16
12. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, SCIENTIFIC AND ADVISORY BOARD ............................................ 18
13. LETTERS OF SUPPORT FROM LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, MUNICIPALITIES,
STATE AND FEDERAL .................................................................................................................. 20
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Soybean was the fastest growing crop in Brazil,
in the last 40 years
1. Why the XI WSRC should be in Brazil
Brazil is one of the largest producers of agricultural commodities, with soybean being the leader in
production and in exports. The immense grain production also supports a robust meat industry that has
made Brazil one of the main food exporters. Brazilian agribusiness is a pillar of the country’s economy, and
it is based on strong investments in basic and applied research.
Soybean was introduced into Brazil in 1882 from the United States of America (USA) and tested in the
low latitude conditions of the Brazilian northeast (12° S). It did not thrive right away because the genetic
material tested did not evolve in such low latitudes. The cultivation was successful in this country from
the 1940s, when tested in the extreme Southern Brazilian locations, in latitudes (27° S to 34° S) where
subtropical conditions resemble those occurring in the Southern region of the USA, the source of the
genetic material. At the end of the 1940’s, production reached 25,000 tons, rapidly advancing to about
200,000 tons by the end of the following decade and to one million tons by the end of 1960. Therefore, in
2020, XI WSRC in Rio de Janeiro would celebrate the important milestone of 140 years of the first soybean
introduction into Brazilian lands and 80 years of its flourishing in the country. The 80 years of successful
history made this crop the “gold grain” of a nation and led the way for Brazil to become one of the most
important soybean producers and exporters worldwide.
The great leap in soybean production in Brazil took place during the 1970´s, when it reached 15 million tons
which lead to the crop becoming the leader of the national agribusiness, and generated the development
of other crops, especially corn, which, together with soybean, promoted Brazil as a major producer and
exporter of meats. The impact of soybean on the Brazilian agribusiness sector has been so significant that
we can divide the sector into two phases: before and after soybean.
Largely dependent on genetic material introduced from the USA until the late 1970s, another great leap
in Brazilian soybean development occurred in the 1980s, with the development of varieties adapted to the
conditions of low latitudes of the Brazilian Midwest, an impressive breakthrough from Brazilian science,
something that could be reproduced in other areas in the world with the same latitude.
Agribusiness accounts for approximately 25% of GDP, 45% of exports and 35% of the country’s jobs.
Also, the soybean complex is the main product of the export agenda. Given its productive efficiency in food
production in low latitude tropical regions, Brazil presents itself as one of the main producers in the future
food supply of humanity, with soybean leading this process.
In the 2016/17 crop, growing an area of 33.9 million hectares from 33° S to 5° N, Brazil produced 114
million tons (Mt) and ranked second among the world’s largest soybean producers, just behind the USA
(117 Mt). Projections indicate that the country has the potential to become the leader in world soybean
production over the next few seasons.
Finally, to bring the international scientific community up to date about the spectacular progress of the
Brazilian agribusiness, particularly the soybean cultivation, we invite you to come to the city of Rio de
Janeiro. Also, to invite the soybean community to visit the city that was home to the FIFA Football World
Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2016; a city to inspire scientific discussions at the 2020 WSRC; a
city known worldwide for its undeniable natural charms made up of hills, forests and beaches, together
with its friendly, charismatic and happy people, embraced by the Christ the Redeemer statue.
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Rio gathers natural beauty and
infrastructure of metropolis The City of Rio de Janeiro annually receives around 3 million foreign tourists, which, according to Tourism
Agencies, makes it the most visited city in the country. Additionally, more than 5 million Brazilian tourists
visit the city every year. With its ample infrastructure of tourism services, Rio de Janeiro is ranked among
the top destinations in the world in reception for cultural, commercial, technical and scientific events,
fairs, symposia, congresses, conventions and exhibitions. Its exuberant natural resources include 90 km
of beaches, such as the famous Copacabana and Ipanema. Another of its highlights is the Tijuca National
Park, which includes the largest urban forest in the world, with 3,200 hectares of Atlantic Forest, in addition
to the State Parks of Pedra Branca, Desengano and Chacrinha, covering an area of 48.500 hectares, and
the lakes and lagoons of Rodrigo de Freitas, Jacarepaguá, Camorim, Tijuca and Marapendi. One place that
is a must for anyone involved with agricultural production, is the Botanical Garden, founded in 1808 by
King John VI of Portugal, with over 6,500 species (some endangered) distributed throughout an area of 54
hectares.
According to ICCA - International Congress and Convention Association -Rio de Janeiro was ranked first
as an international meeting destination in the Americas several times in the last decade, also, among the
top 20 international destinations in the world, several times. Rio is considered an amazing destination for
Business travel and for tourism where you can enjoy nature at its best with friends, family and colleagues.
3. Infrastructure, logistics, accommodations, culture and tourism
3.1. Convention center
Rio de Janeiro has 3 convention centers with areas suitable for receiving the WSRC: the Riocentro, Windsor
Barra (both located at Barra da Tijuca) and Sulamerica (downtown). The organizing committee is proposing
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Southern zone of Rio. Within a radius of 4 km, Barra da Tijuca has more than 12,000 hotel rooms. Barra
da Tijuca has received huge investments in infrastructure, particularly in transportation facilities during the
The name of the city of Rio de Janeiro derives from the story that the Portuguese navigators, led by Gaspar 2016 Olympic Games. Subway, taxis and public transportation are the main options to access the region.
de Lemos, had sighted the Guanabara Bay, on January 1, 1502. Believing that it was the entrance of a great The surrounding area of Barra da Tijuca has great leisure options such as, beaches, parks, environmental
river, they named the place Rio de Janeiro - “January River”. protection areas, outdoor sports, shopping malls, it has easy access to the traditional tourism points of Rio,
like the Sugar Loaf and Corcovado, among others.
The city was founded in 1565 by Estácio de Sá, under the name of São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro, in
honor of the then King of Portugal, Dom Sebastião. In 1763, the city became the capital of Brazil and WINDSOR BARRA
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WINDSOR OCEÂNICO
remained so until 1960, when Brasilia, the current capital of the country, was inaugurated.
WINDSOR TOWER
Rio de Janeiro is a vibrant and welcoming city for its colonization and influence of different native and
European immigrants, who have left their indelible mark on gastronomy, music and architecture. Visiting
Rio is to be dazzled with unparalleled beauty in perfect harmony with nature, research centers and
universities. Known as the “Marvelous City”, Rio de Janeiro offers attractions that have rendered the city
its international fame.
One of the major economic and cultural hubs of South America, the City of Rio de Janeiro sits in the heart of WINDSOR CONVENTION
& EXPO CENTER
the Southeastern Region of Brazil, where 60% of the national GDP is generated. A cosmopolitan metropolis,
known worldwide for its scenic beauty. The city provides a harmonious and agreeable environment for its
inhabitants and visitors, for both leisure and work, which combined with its infrastructure, makes Rio an
important center for commerce and services, with the advantage of a modern and diversified industrial
sector. The City of Rio de Janeiro, which occupies an area of 1.261 km2, and has a population of nearly
6 million, recognizes that one of its main virtues is the kindness and hospitality with which its residents
welcome all visitors. Event centers with excellent infrastructure, well located and easily accessible
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The Lapa Arches is a historic heritage of Rio, built in Roman style as an aqueduct in the 18th century
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Christ the Redeemer, at the top of Corcovado
Hill, is one of the symbols of Rio de Janeiro
3.2. Touristic and cultural attractions 3.3. Travel logistics – access
CORCOVADO The city hosted the FIFA World Cup in 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2016, Rio de Janeiro received
This is one of the main beauty spots in the city, standing 2,330 feet above sea level and providing a investments to improve its infrastructure for airports, ports, roads, transport, accommodation, leisure and
sweeping panoramic view of sea and surrounding mountains, a world famous vista. The mountain rock services. Rio de Janeiro has perfect airline connections to the whole world, and an international airport
of Corcovado is crowned with the statue of Christ the Redeemer, one of the new Seven Wonders of the with the capacity for regular, private or charter flights from anywhere on the Planet, situated less than 20
World, 98 feet high with a 26 foot pedestal containing a chapel that can hold 150 people. The top of the minutes from the main hotels and convention centers. A range of hotels, with a total capacity for more
Corcovado can be reached by electric train or by car. than 23,000 guests are available.
SUGAR LOAF The city is well covered by the main airline companies operating daily from the two airports: Galeão
Sugar Loaf is part of a complex This natural symbol of Rio de Janeiro can be seen at the International Airport/Tom Jobim and the Domestic Airport of Santos Dumont. From Rio, it´s quite easy for
of hills in Rio de Janeiro entrance to Guanabara Bay. There are two stages in the cable- international participants to access other regions of the country. The city can also be easily reached by bus,
car trip to the top of the rock. The first is from the station at subway, road and sea.
Red Beach (Praia Vermelha) to Urca Hill, which rises 705 feet
above the bay, and the second links Urca Hill to the top of AIR TRAVEL TIME FROM
s SOUTH AMERICA: from 3 to 8 hours
Sugar Loaf, 1,300 feet high. For tourists who wish to see Rio
s MAJOR EUROPEAN CAPITALS: about 11 or 12 hours s AFRICA: about 10 hours
from the air, there is now a Tourist Heliport located on the top
of Urca Hill. s NORTH AMERICA: from 9 to 14 hours s ASIA: from 12 to 25 hours
s CENTRAL AMERICA: about 7 hours s OCEANIA: about 18 hours
LAPA ARCHES AND SANTA TERESA DISTRICT
Located in the Largo da Lapa Square, the center of Rio’s turn-
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of-the- century nightlife, the Lapa Arches hold their place in
history, as the most monumental work undertaken in colonial
Rio. This magnificent structure contains 42 arches in two
tiers. Originally built as an aqueduct to supply the city with
water, today they carry another outstanding attraction: the
scenic tramlines linking the Carioca Station downtown, to the
picturesque Santa Teresa district, a vibrant artistic community,
with a great range of bars, restaurants, museums, cultural
centers and artist’s studios.
This and other attractions like Brazilian music, gastronomy,
Santos Dumont Tom Jobim (Galeão)
museums and galleries can be seen in the Rio de Janeiro
bidding book that is attached to this document. The airports structures of Rio are of excellent quality
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3.4. Security Embrapa is organized into 46 research units, spread all over the country, and has virtual laboratories abroad:
USA, Europe, China and South Korea, called the LABEX program.
In order to improve the security for residents
and visitors, Rio´s Government created the CICC Embrapa Soybean, also known as the Brazilian National Soybean Research Center, a unit from Embrapa
- Integrated Center for Command and Control established in Londrina, PR, is leading the bid to host the XI WSRC. Founded on April 16th, 1975,
- a high-tech center working 24 hours a day Embrapa Soybean has had a history of contributions to Brazilian agriculture, based on a broad network
with officers from eight different government of research and partnerships, which involve several representatives (national and international) in the
institutions, including the Municipal Guard, Civil productive chain. At the national level, research practices involve other Embrapa research centers, as well
Defense, Traffic Department, Military Police, as cooperatives, universities, farmer associations, private corporations, State Agricultural and Livestock
Civil Police, Fire Department, Mobile Urgency Research Organizations, foundations providing support to research, and rural extension organizations,
Assistance and Federal Road Police. Together, among others.
using cameras, they control the main areas of
the city and can rapidly solve issues of security, The agricultural system, within which soybean is inserted, has undergone profound changes in recent years.
CICC | Rio traffic, public order and medical emergencies. In Brazil specifically, different production systems allow soybean to be cultivated from high to low latitudes,
including tropical and sub-tropical areas. To face the different challenges of such a vast area, Embrapa
Soybean maintains a modern research infrastructure and advanced bases in different Brazilian regions, with
more than 70 PhD scientists and a large group of support technicians exclusively dedicated to soybean
4. Host organization: Embrapa Soybean Center with the support research. Those specialists are from all fields of knowledge, associating basic and applied research with the
demands of the productive chain.
of academic/research institutions The MAPA’s chamber of the soybean production chain, integrated with members from the Industrial and
The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa) was founded on April 26, 1973, and has the Commerce sectors, is supporting the Brazilian application to host the XI WSRC. One of its members, the
support of the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Food Supply (MAPA). Since its foundation, Brazilian Association of Soybean Producers (APROSOJA) will participate in the organizing committee,
it has taken on the challenge to develop a genuinely Brazilian model of tropical agriculture and livestock helping to reduce the gap between science and development in the productive sector.
to overcome the barriers that limited the production of food, fiber, and fuel in the past. This effort has
helped to change Brazil. Presently, our agribusiness sector is one of the most efficient and sustainable on The Brazilian Academy of Sciences and The Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science (SBPC),
the Planet. From 1970 onwards, Brazil incorporated a wide area of infertile savannah lands into one of the representing all scientific and academic associations in Brazil, are formally supporting Embrapa´s proposal
country’s main producing areas of grain, fiber and meat. A unique situation that can serve as an example for the possibility that WSRC 2020, be held in Brazil.
to other areas in the world.
Embrapa´s interaction with universities and other research organizations, supports the formation of human
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resources and know-how in soybean research and technology in Brazil and other countries. Embrapa
Soybean hosts the production of several master and PhD thesis each year and supports international
researchers worldwide, in programs such as the LABEX Program.
Some of the academic and research institutions that will be involved in the organization of the conference, have
a long history of research on soybean such as the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Federal University
of the State Rio Grande do Sul, Federal University of Viçosa, Federal University of Pelotas, Superior School
for Agriculture (ESALQ) from the University of Sao Paulo (USP), which are considered to be among the most
prestigious and largest Brazilian universities. Other state research institutes, like the Campinas Agronomic
Institute (IAC), will also be involved in the conference organization, and have already formally expressed
their support.
5. Gathering science and agribusiness into a dynamic
innovation network
If Brazil is chosen to host the XI WSRC, our intention is to conduct it jointly with the IX Brazilian Soybean
Congress-BSC (IX Congresso Brasileiro de Soja). The BSC takes place every three years and has been
Aerial view of Embrapa Soybean an important forum for discussion of problems and opportunities in the Brazilian soybean production
chain, jointly with stakeholders from the Brazilian academy, with the productive sector and industry.
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Our aim by jointly conducting the XI WSRC and the IX BSC is to create an opportunity for participants from
the academy and from the productive sector to interact at the international level.
7. Tentative program, proceedings and extra information
Brazilian Soybean Congress (BSC) is one of the greatest scientific soybean meetings around the world, 6EKGPVKæERTQITCOOKPI
gathering around 2,500 participants each event. Its attendance includes mainly Brazilian scientists, field
Conference participants will be able to access all the conference agenda, as well as summaries and lectures,
consultants, growers, and graduate students, among other important representatives of the soybean
via smartphone platform application. They will also receive copies on a USB drive, and content will be
production chain, not only from Brazil, but also from neighboring soybean producing countries. In 2020,
available on line.
the BSC will be in its IX edition and it will be celebrating 22 years from the first event. With this long
successful history, BSC has been focused on the scientific discussion of the most important topics of soybean
production. The event helped the Brazilian soybean sector to develop and promote the country to become 7.2 Weekly program
one of the most important soybean producers worldwide. Uniting IX BSC and WSRC11 in 2020 in Rio de
7.2.1. 1st day (Sunday)
Janeiro, is a lifetime opportunity to make the greatest scientific soybean event in history which will really
push scientific development to the edge. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | Registration
8:00 p.m to 9:00 p.m | Opening remarks - Welcome from the President of WSRC XI and Ministry of
Research and Agriculture Livestock and Food Supply: “The importance of Soybean in the world’s agricultural scenario”
development for
Brazilian agriculture
9:00 p.m to 11:00 p.m | Opening Cocktail
7.2.2. Monday through Friday activities
The technical-scientific activities will be developed through a series of lectures, sessions, presentation of
technical-scientific works (poster and oral sessions), symposia and Ideas Coffee round tables.
To select themes and speakers, the WSRC International Standing Committee team will work in collaboration
with educational and research institutions in Brazil. This model of joint collaboration will ensure that the
event covers all the needs and desires of the international community.
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Audience focused on innovations in soybean production
6. Suggested Date
Our proposal is to organize the XI WSRC, in Rio de Janeiro city, during the second half of November of
2020. The season coincides with the middle of spring, when the average high temperature is 26°C and
the average low temperature is 20°C. At that time of the year, most researchers and producers will have
finished sowing soybeans, thus making it easier for them to participate. This date will also allow visitors
from other countries to visit soybean growing fields and become familiar with Brazilian production systems
in a tropical region, as well, as visiting cooperatives and other large soybean corporations at the time of the
year when summer is just around the corner.
Rio de Janeiro, as a culturally diverse city with natural beauty, will let WSRC participants enjoy the
harmonious and agreeable environment for both leisure and work.
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To increase the representativeness of the technical-scientific programming, the committee will receive 7.5. Business round-table
suggestions via conference website. By way of this same link the public will have access to the previous
editions of the WSRC and BSC programming content. The board committee will be consulted to define themes that unite market representatives and different
soybean chain production stakeholders (traders, startup companies, established companies, cooperatives,
As WSRC XI will be organized jointly with the IX Brazilian Soybean Congress, whose audience is about Universities, and such).
2,500 people, the technical programming will also approach issues related to soybean production systems
in Brazil, but related to the needs and interests of participants from other countries. 7.6. Ideas CAFÉ
Lectures: from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., with topics of common interest to participants in the main auditorium Enhance your scientific content, find solutions to existing problems, discover innovative ideas in your area
which has the capacity for 2,500 people. The invited speakers will be members of public or private entities of research or outreach. Ideas Café is the opportunity for an in-depth round-table discussion about an area
with specialized knowledge about the subjects chosen. of interest. Meet great minds in an informal setting. One table per topic, located at specified tables in the
front entrance area of the Exhibit Hall.
Symposiums: from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and simultaneously
performed in three other auditoriums. Each symposium will have a maximum of three speakers.
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Papers approved by the scientific committee of the event may be presented in the POSTER, or the ORAL
sessions. The XI WSRC occurring jointly with the IX CBS will be an excellent opportunity for the soybean production
chain stakeholders to exhibit and present their products and trade innovations at a Technological Showroom
Poster session: all the approved papers should be presented in poster form, which will be displayed for exhibition which will be organized with stands available for the conference participants to visit during the
appreciation every day, with the presenter obliged to perform the explanation only in the specific poster five days of the event.
session, according to the given area. During the explanation, an evaluation committee will choose the 10
best posters for awards.
Oral presentation: the papers drawn from those with the greatest technical-scientific significance will
be chosen by a specific committee of this session. All the authors from selected works will be previously
9. Social program
notified by e-mail, with details about the place, date and time of their presentation.
Opening cocktail: The Opening cocktail will be held on Sunday from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., with typical
food and drinks from Rio de Janeiro, as well as the most authentic Brazilian popular music.
7.4 General topics addressed daily
Gala dinner: The Gala dinner will be held on Wednesday from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., in a waterfront
PLENARY SESSIONS
setting able to seat 2,500 people. Featuring a typical Brazilian menu of cuisine from different regions,
Monday: Phytosanitary management; plant pathology, entomology/pest control and weed science; together with music performed by national artists.
Special Topics | Digital transformation
Photos: Diego Redel
Tuesday: Production systems and soil and crop management;
Special Topics: Future demands for soybean
Wednesday: Genetics and breeding, economics, administration and agricultural businesses.
Special Topics | High throughput phenotyping
Thursday: Nutrition, new uses, soybean and health, post-harvest and seed technology
Special Topics - Health and soybean
Friday*: Biotechnology, physiology and ecophysiology.
Special Topics - Soybean production and climatic changes
*Closing: A panel of three experts will be organized to discuss soybean risks and opportunities in the world and the
main issues discussed in the WSRC. Technological Showroom Exhibits VII Brazilian Soybean Congress: gala dinner
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Producers and professionals in a Field Day, held at Embrapa Soybean Opening of the VII Brazilian Soybean Congress, held in 2015
10. Pre- and post-technical tours Event organizers in Brazil, working in partnership with Embrapa, have extensive experience in organizing
important international events, such as:
As the event will take place in November, and large areas of soybean cultivation will be already in place, INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON FUSARIUM
technical tours, previously scheduled in accordance with group interests, will be organized for soybean
April 2016, Florianópolis/SC
areas in Central Brazil and other areas of soybean production.
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11. Previous experience in hosting National and International INTERNATIONAL CITRUS CONGRESS
Conferences September 2016, Iguassu Falls/PR
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Embrapa’s research staff has extensive experience in organizing and conducting technical-scientific events.
Embrapa has already hosted at Iguassu Falls City, in 2004, the World Soybean Research Conference IV, October 2014, Rio de Janeiro/RJ
jointly with the World Soybean Processing Conference and MERCOSOJA conference.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMISTS CONFERENCE- IAAE 2012
Embrapa Soybean promotes and hosts the Brazilian Soybean Congress, every three years, the biggest event August 2012, Iguassu Falls /PR
in the Brazilian production chain, with around 2,500 participants and over 75 national and international
speakers. In 2015, Embrapa launched the 1st World Congress on Integrated-Crop-Livestock-Forest Systems, ISF WORLD SEED CONGRESS
in Brasília, DF. June 2012, Hotel Windsor Barra, Rio de Janeiro/RJ
Embrapa Soybean researchers occupy relevant positions in Brazilian research societies, in the main areas of 10TH ISSS CONFERENCE OF INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR SEED SCIENCE
knowledge, and lead teams from multiple organizations being responsible for organizing the Brazilian April 2011, Costa do Sauípe/BA
Congress of Seed Technology; Weed Management; Phytopathology, and Genetic Resources. Many of
our researchers are also members of international committees and international entities, such as the ISTA 28 ISTA CONGRESS
(International Seed Testing Association), International Scientific Panel on Renewable Energy (ISPRE ICSU), May 2007, Iguassu Falls/PR
Steering Committee on Renewable Energy (ICSU-ROLAC), among others.
16 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 17In addition, the city of Rio de Janeiro frequently hosts international scientific-technical events in a wide To conciliate the XI WSRC with the IX BSC, in a five day scientific program, where academy and the
range of areas and has already scheduled for the coming years events such as: productive sector can interact, a Scientific and an Advisory Board will be created. The Scientific Board will
be made up of Embrapa researchers with expertise in all areas of soybean research and production, and they
2017 will have the main mission of proposing the scientific program. The Advisory committee will be composed
s XIII World Congress of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine (3,000 participants) by representatives from the academy, research and development, industry, traders and other institutions
and sectors considered stakeholders in the Soybean Production Chain who are aware of the major soybean
s Offshore Technology Conference (1,000 participants) research and production thrusts around the world. The mission of the Scientific and Advisory Board will be
to:
s International Gas Union (1,000 participants)
a) Consult with the International Continuing Committee for the XI WSRC to ensure there is a satisfactory
s 15th International Congress of the Brazilian Geophysical Society and the EXPOGEF 2017 (1,200 participants)
balance among program disciplines;
b) Ensure that the XI WSRC and the IX BSC programs fulfill the expectation of the traditional public that
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usually attend to those conferences;
s 21st World Congress of Soil Science (1,500 participants)
c) Ensure that the academy and the productive sectors can interact;
s International Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics - FIGO (12,000 participants)
d) Ensure that the invited speakers represent the various WSRC regions where participants come from.
s International Congress of hydrogen energy (3,000 participants)
PROPOSED SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
2019
s International Congress of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons - IAOMS (3,500 participants) Marcelo Hirakury, Ph.D. Agribusiness
Marcelo Alvares de Oliveira, Ph.D. Food, Feed and Nutrition
2020
s International Congress of Biophysics (1,500 participants) Osmar Conte, Ph.D. Precision Agriculture
Dionisio Gazziero, Ph.D. Weed Science
s Brazilian Congress of Anesthesiology (4,000 participants)
Carlos Arrabal, Ph.D. Plant Breeding
s World Congress of Architects (15,000 participants)
Mariangela Hungria, Ph.D. Soil Microbiology
Décio Gazzoni, Ph.D. Special Topics
2TICPK\KPI&QOOKVVGG6EKGPVKæECPF$FXKUQT[%QCTF Irineu Lorini, Ph.D. Post Harvest
Mercedes, Ph.D. Special Soybean Uses
Below are the Embrapa Soybean employees who will constitute the Organizing Committee, their respective
Claudia Godoy, Ph.D. Plant Pathology
fields of expertise and their proposed function at the conference.
Jose Renato Bouças Farias, Ph.D. Ecophysiology
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Adeney de Freitas Bueno, Ph.D. Pest Management - Conference Scientific Program Julio Frachini, Ph.D. Soil and Crop Management
Alexandre Nepomuceno, Ph.D. Biotechnology - Conference Scientific Program Francisco Carlos Krzyzanowski, Ph.D. Seed Science and Technology
Amélio Dall´Agnol, Ph.D. Breeder - Conference Technology Transfer
PROPOSED ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Carina Gomes Rufino, M.Sc. Journalist - Conference Communication
César de Castro, Ph.D. Soil Fertility - Conference Logistics Marcos da Rosa, Brazilian Soybean Producers Association (Aprosoja)
Fábio Alvares, Ph.D. Soil Fertility - Conference Financing Fabio Trigueirinho, Brazilian Association of Vegetable Oil Industries (Abiove)
Fernando Henning, Ph.D. Seed Quality - Brazilian Speakers Maria Helena Zannetini Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)
Jose B. França-Neto, Ph.D. Seed-Science & Technology - International Speakers Elisabethe Pacheco Batista Fontes, Federal University of Viçosa (UFV)
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José Américo P. Rodrigues, Brazilian Association for the Trade of Seeds (Abrasem)
Marco Alexandre Bronson e Souza - Brazilian Association of Soybean Seed Producers (ABRASS)
Marcio Lopes de Freitas, Brazilian Cooperatives Organization (OCB)
Glauber Silveira da Silva - Brazilian Soybean Sector Chamber (CSS)
Adriana Brondani - Biotechnology Information Council (CIB)
Ricardo Luiz Louro Berbara - Dean (Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro)
If Brazil receives the honor of hosting the XI World Soybean Research Conference, representatives of
international institutions will be invited to participate in the Advisory Committee.
13. Letters of support from local organizations, municipalities,
state and federal
Minister of State of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply;
General-Head of Embrapa Soybean;
Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply - Sector chamber of the soybean production chain;
Brazilian Cooperatives Organization (OCB);
Brazilian Seed Association (Abrasem);
Brazilian Oilseed Processors Association (Abiove);
Council of Biotechnology Information (CIB);
Brazilian Association of Soybean Producers (Aprosoja);
The Brazilian Academy of Sciences (ABC);
The Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science (SBPC);
Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro;
Federal University of the State Rio Grande do Sul;
Federal University of Pelotas;
Federal University of Mato Grosso;
Superior School for Agriculture (ESALQ) - University of Sao Paulo (USP);
Campinas Agronomic Institute (IAC);
National Association for Vegetal Protection (Andef);
Rio Convention & Visitors Bureau;
Brazilian Tourism Board (Embratur);
Tourism State Company of Rio de Janeiro (TurisRio);
RioTur (City Hall);
Mayor of the city of Rio de Janeiro.Mayor of the city of Rio de Janeiro.
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20020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 21Dear
Dr. RICARDO VILELA ABDELNOOR
Chairman of the Continuing Committee
World Soybean Research Conference Rodovia Carlos João Strass, Acesso Orlando Amaral, sn
Distrito de Warta
CEP: 86001-970 Londrina/PR
Subject: Support of the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food
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proposal to host the XI World Soybean Research Conference, in 2021, nder the Embrapa Soybean
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2. The Embrapaa SoybSoybean is the Brazilian candidate to host the XI World Soybean Research
Conference, 2021, in RioR ded Janeiro. The World Soybean Research Conference is a scientific event that
joins participants of the major soybean players of the world, being the most important forum for researchers
to exchange information and results of their studies in all sectors of the soybean chain. The 10th edition will
occur in Savannah, GA, USA, from September 10th to 15th 2017, and is being organized by College of
Agricultural & Envionmental/Sciences of Georgia University.
3. The Embrapa Soybean has great experience in organizing wide scientific events, such as the
Brazilian Soybean Congress and the Soybean Research Conference, besides having researchers leadering
other similar events: Brazilian Seed Congress, Brazilian Phytopatology Congress, FertBio, Brazilian Weed
Science Congress, for example. It is important to remind that Embrapa Soybean already suscessfully
organized the World Soybean Research Conference (WSRC VII) in 2004. Furthermore, our strong network
with the soybean productive chain will help us in the wide technical program, which will discuss vital topics
and deliver a lifetime wonderful experience to participants of XI WSRC in Rio 2021.
4. In this explained context, we give the support of the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock
and Food Supply to the Embrapa Soybean proposal to host the XI World Soybean Research Conference in
Brazil, 2021, in Rio de Janeiro.
Sincerely,
Blairo Maggi
Ministry of State of Agriculture,
Livestock and Food Suply
22 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 23MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK AND SUPPLY
SECTOR CHAMBER OF THE SOYBEAN PRODUCTION CHAIN
Ofício nº 01/2017/CSCPS
Brasilia, June 20, 2017.
DR. RICARDO VILELA ABDELNOOR
Chairman of the Continuing Committee
World Soybean Research Conference
Subject: Support for the Brazilian bid to host WSRC XI
Dear Chairman,
1. Brazil is the second world largest soybean grower, just behind USA. The
projections indicate that it may become the number one grower in a few years. Soybean
research in Brazil is quite strong. Along with Embrapa (Brazilian Agricultural Research
Corporation) there is a consolidated network of institutions that provide soybean
production knowledge and technology, such as state institutes, universities, cooperatives
and foundations.
2. At the field, Brazilian soybean farmers are highly technified and are very
enterprising. The Brazilian agribusiness sector is well developed, accounting for more
than 20% of country´s GDP, more than 40% of total Brazilian exports and more than 30%
of the country’s total jobs.
3. The infrastructure and expertise of Rio de Janeiro to hold major events
have reached a new level, especially after hosting the 2014 Soccer World Cup and the
Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Besides, Brazil is a place of natural beauty
and happy people.
4. The Soybean Sectorial Chamber is a support body to the Brazilian Ministry
of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply. It comprises representatives of public and
private entities that make up the soybean production chain, such as farmer associations,
financing agencies, transport regulatory agencies, processing industry associations, seed
trade associations, plant breeding associations, exporters' associations, among others. The
Soybean Sectorial Chamber would like to support the Brazilian bid to organize and hold
the WSRC XI in 2021.
Sincerely yours,
GLAUBER SILVEIRA DA SILVA
President of the Sectorial Chamber
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Ofício 405/2017 – GERIN / PRESID
Brasilia, June 22, 2017.
Dr. Ricardo Vilela Abdelnoor
WSRC Continuing Committee Chairman
Savannah, United States
Dear Chairman,
Considering the soybean agribusiness in Brazil and the expertise concentrate
at Embrapa Soybean, the Brazilian Cooperatives Organization (OCB) supports the
recommendation of the Brazilian Agricultural and Livestock Research Corporation (Embrapa)
to host the next World Soybean Research Conference (WSRC) in Brazil in 2021.
The Brazilian Cooperatives Organization (OCB) is the national apex
organization for all the cooperative enterprises in the country. OCB represents 6.655
cooperatives, which congregate 12.7 million people and generate 376 thousand direct jobs.
Our mission is to represent the cooperative model front to the government bodies, as well as
offer services to help them to improve their business management.
The Brazilian cooperatives are very active in the agribusiness field. There are
1.555 agricultural cooperatives spread for all the 27 Brazilian States. These cooperatives unite
more than 1 million farmers and combine more than US$ 5.2 billion annually. The good results
come in consequence of constant investment in management improvement and solid
partnerships with reference institutions as Embrapa.
Currently, Brazil is responsible for approximately 27 percent of the world's
soybean production, and the country can become the World's largest producer and exporter
of soybeans grain and byproducts. The soybean complex, which gathers the productive chain
of soybean, is one of the main items in the country's Trade Balance. In 2016, the Brazilian
soybean complex exports reached US$ 31.4 billion. The cooperatives were responsible for
US$ 585 million in exports of the soy complex in 2016.
Therefore, we strongly believe that the Brazilian agribusiness, being very robust
and internationally competitive, could aggregate significantly to the WSRC legacy. We are
certain that the Brazilian cooperative system could also take enrich this important research
initiative.
Sincerely,
Márcio Lopes de Freitas
Presidente
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São Paulo, July 11th, 2017 015/2017
To: Ricardo Vilela Abdelnoor
Chairman of the Continuing Committee
World Soybean Research Conference
Dear Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor,
On behalf of Council of Biotechnology Information (CIB), a not-for-profit association
dedicated to promoting science based information about genetically modified
organisms (GMOs), we hereby support Brazil’s candidacy to host the XI World Soybean
Research Conference (WSRC), in 2021, in Rio de Janeiro. This candidacy will be
presented by one of the country’s most important agriculture research companies,
Embrapa Soybean, during the X WRSC in Savannah/ USA.
The Brazilian Agribusiness structure is organized and robust. Small, medium and large
scale producers are supported by a system of extension and production that integrates
public and private institutions. Brazilian agribusiness generates about four million direct
and indirect jobs and the soybean complex is responsible for about 15% of the country’s
total exports. Brazil is the second largest producer of the grain and could be the first by
2021. In 2017, the soybean complex exports will probably reach nearly US$ 30 billion,
including products and goods for several industries. Certainly, the early adoption ag-
biotechnology in soybeans, in 1998, has contributed to these impressive figures.
We believe that technology is the key for a competitive and sustainable agriculture and
that Brazil is doing well in this regard, especially with the soybean example. Due to its
relevance for the world’s production of the culture and to Embrapa Soybean’s expertise
in the research of genetic improvement of the plant, both through biotech and
conventional breeding, we believe Brazil is the perfect place to held the XI World
Soybean Conference, in 2021.
Yours sincerely,
Adriana Brondani
CIB’s executive-director
Rua Cubatão, 86/ 909 – conj. 909 – Vila Mariana
São Paulo – SP – Brasil – CEP 04013-000
Fone +55 11 3149 2270
28 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 29July 4, 2017
To: Dr. Ricardo Vilela Abdelnoor
Chairman of the Continuing Committee
World Soybean Research Conference
Subject: Support for the Brazilian bid to host WSRC XI
Dear Chairman,
The Brazilian Academy of Sciences would like to support the Brazilian bid to organize and
hold the World Soybean Research Conference XI, in 2021.
Brazil is now the second world largest soybean grower, just behind USA. The projections
indicate that it may become the number one grower in a few years, thanks to the increase
in productivity, due to remarkable achievements of Brazilian science.
Along with EMBRAPA (Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation) there is a consolidated
network of institutions that provide knowledge and technology for soybean production,
such as state institutes, universities, cooperatives and foundations. At the field, Brazilian
soybean farmers are highly technical and are very enterprising.
The Brazilian agribusiness sector is well developed, accounting for more than 20% of
country´s GDP, more than 40% of total Brazilian exports and more than 30% of the
country’s total jobs.
Furthermore, the infrastructure and know-how of Rio de Janeiro to hold major events have
reached a new level, especially after hosting the 2014 Soccer World Cup and the Rio 2016
Olympic and Paralympic Games.
We are sure that the realization of this prestigious conference in Brazil will help to boost
the research and contribute to the strengthening of international collaboration in this
important area of agriculture.
Sincer
errel
e y,
Sincerely,
Luiz Davidovich
Davidov
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President
Brazilian Academy of Sciences
30 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 31São Paulo, July 5, 2017 MINISTÉRIO DA EDUCAÇÃO
SBPC-132/Dir. UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL RURAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO
GABINETE DA REITORIA
Endereço: BR 465, KM 7, Centro – Seropédica, CEP: 23897-000
Telefone: (21) 2681-4610, 2681-4611, 2681-4908 – E-mail: gabinete@ufrrj.br
CNPJ: 29.427.465/0001-05
To the Continue Committee Ofício nº 251/17-GR/UFRRJ
Seropédica, 19 de julho de 2017.
World Soybean Research Conference (WSRC)
To: Ricardo Vilela Abdelnoor
Dear Sir/ Madam, Chairman of the Continuing Committee
World Soybean Conference
The Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science (SBPC), representing 137 national
Dear Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor,
scientific societies, strongly recommends and supports the Brazilian application to host
the coming XI World Soybean Research Conference (XI WSRC), to take place in the city of
The Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro - UFRRJ has been working for more
Rio de Janeiro in 2021.
than a century in developing studies in the area of agronomy, especially cash crops
such as soybean.
As one of the world leaders of soy bean production, and with a well advanced research
The Campus is located 60 km from downtown the City of Rio de Janeiro and
and development infrastructure, we are certain that Brazil is the perfect setting for the
integrates, together with Embrapa Agrobiology, a research complex with wide impact
next WSRC. Our organization, SBPC, will be glad and available to give all the necessary
in the area of biological nitrogen fixation. The UFRRJ also has a 25 ha agroecological
support to this world class research event in our country.
farm that fits as a production model in low impact and environmentally high efficient
systems.
With my best regards, It has transportation infrastructure such as buses and vans to support visitors,
researchers and students. In addition, it can offer free accommodation for students.
Thus, with this profile, we express our support to Embrapa Soja’s bid for organizing
the XI World Soybean Research Conference (WSRC XI) in the city of Rio de Janeiro,
Helena B. Nader in the year of 2021.
President
Yours faithfully
Ricardo Luiz Louro Berbara
Rector of UFRRJ
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Rio de Janeiro, June 26th, 2017.
To
Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor
President
World Soybean Research Conference
Re: World Soybean Research Conference - 2021
Dear Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor,
The Rio Convention & Visitors Bureau was thrilled and honored to learn that you are considering Rio de
Janeiro as the host for the World Soybean Research Conference – 2021.
The cosmopolitan city of Rio is ideal for international meetings. Home to more than 7 million inhabitants,
Rio boasts fantastic weather, savory cuisine, hospitable people, sport, entertainment and quality meeting
facilities and a modern infrastructure to ensure that your event runs smoothly. With more than 42.000
hotel rooms and ample meeting spaces, including Riocentro – the largest convention center in Latin
America – Rio is a logical choice for your event.
Rio de Janeiro has also created a Joint Committee of Tourist Security. The committee is composed of
military and civil police forces, fire department, municipal and state tourist offices, Rio Convention &
Visitors Bureau, Brazilian Association of Travel Agents, Brazilian Association of Professional Congress
Organizer Companies, among others. This joint committee can be summoned to provide special security
for congresses, events and groups in the city.
Please count on our institutional support and do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or concerns
surrounding the event. On behalf of the Rio Convention & Visitors Bureau we welcome you to Rio.
Kind Regards,
Alfredo Lopes
Executive President
Rua Guilhermina Guinle, 272 / 6 andar
22270-060 Rio de Janeiro – RJ
Tel: (21) 2266-9750 Fax: (21) 2286-7272
Email: rcvb@rcvb.com.br
www.rioconventionbureau.com.br
40 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 XI World Soybean Research Conference - RIO 2020 41Governo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
Secretaria de Estado de Turismo
Companhia de Turismo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro - TurisRio
Rio de Janeiro, June 26th, 2017.
To
Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor
President
World Soybean Research Conference
Re: World Soybean Research Conference – 2021
Dear Mr. Ricardo Abdelnoor,
The State of Rio de Janeiro Tourism Authority has the pleasure to offer all the support
within its capability to host the World Soybean Research Conference – 2021 in Rio de
Janeiro.
The City of Rio is considered one of the world's dream cities - It is located in a beautiful
natural environment which brings dramatically together the mountains and the sea in a
luxuriant tropical setting, all this highlighted by one characteristic that is fundamental: the
friendliness of its people.
Rio also offers a wide range of options for tourism and business: Qualified infrastructure,
accommodations, fine dining, entertainment, sports, transport, excellent group services
and a modern Convention Center - Riocentro.
Rio should not be looked as a single destination but as a Gateway to Brazil. Some of the
many wonders of the country can be found within a two-hour drive of the city, in the
State of Rio de Janeiro.
A variety of options that can take visitors to the mountains, the beaches, the Atlantic
forest, historic towns or fishing villages, depending only on the visitor’s choice.
Our professional team will be willing to provide information, promotional material and
other kind of support you may need for the accomplishment of this event in Rio de
Janeiro.
Looking forward to welcoming you to Rio in 2021, we remain.
Sincerely Yours,
Paulo Senise
TurisRio – Tourism State Company of Rio de Janeiro
President
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Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation
Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply
Embrapa Soybean
Rodovia Carlos João Strass, s/n,
acesso Orlando Amaral
Caixa Postal 231, distrito de Warta
Londrina, PR • Brazil • 86001-970
Phone: +55 (43) 3371 6000
Fax: +55 (43) 3371 6100
www.embrapa.br/soja
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