neemaus, Author at Neeming Australia

Keynote Address – WNO Conference India 2018.

UNGCI’s Sustainability Goals and Role of Neem in Sustainable Development of the Globe –
Kamal K Singh, ED, United Nations Global Compact India –

Human life depends on the earth as much as the ocean for our sustenance and livelihood. Plant life provides 80% of our human diet and we rely on agriculture as an important economic resource and means of development.
Forests account for 30% of the earth’s surface providing vital habitats for millions of species and important sources for clean air and water; as well as being crucial for combating climate change. The SDGs aim to conserve and restore the use of terrestrial ecosystems such as forests, wetlands, drylands and mountains by 2020. Halting deforestation is also vital to mitigating the impact of climate change. Urgent action must be taken to reduce the loss of natural habitats and biodiversity which are part of our common heritage.

Neem Trees in Australia

Darwin trees, N T. Brought to Australia after World War 2 – huge trees scattered throughout the area.

Brian’s healthy seedlings, Mudgeeraba. Qld.

Young Neem tree Rosser Park, Gold Coast.

Neem Tree

Plantation Tree – Far North Queensland

Mackay, Qld – wind break and shade tree

Young trees – Country, North Queensland.

Neem Tree

NEEM CONFERENCE INDIA

We are very pleased that our company was invited to participate in the inaugural “Global Neem Awareness Group” convened by Dr Nirrmala Kotharii in Mumbai, India from 25.2.16 to 27.2.16.

The focus of this forum was to gather together as many international “Neem” scientists, doctors, producers and manufacturers in one place to plan how best to promote the use of Neem globally and to have a panel of specialists who would share their incredible experiences and update the participants on the very latest discoveries in Neem research worldwide. Participants were from India, Canada, Australia, Italy and Portugal.

The Conference was held in the famous Nehru Centre in Mumbai and all manufacturers were invited to have a stall in the exhibition centre.

We had a very good position for our stall in the exhibition centre- we took along our newly packaged Personal Care range of Botanical Neem and are delighted to say that the response to our products was exceptional – needless to say that we didn’t bring any back with us.
Also, we were the lunch sponsor for the conference – great Indian Cuisine and it was a great hit with everyone.

On the third day we had a B&B (Business to Business) day where we could all meet and discuss our businesses, future plans developing Neem and fostering good relationships. Many Indian companies were represented as well and we all had a great day.

Towards the end of the conference Dr Kotharii initiated a move to invite the participants to join in an international panel which would be dedicated to promoting the use of Neem worldwide titled Global Neem Action Group (GNAG). We are delighted to confirm that Brian Williams, CEO of our company, was invited to join this panel and he has accepted the invitation.

It was proposed that the panel will meet and communicate on a regular basis.

The conference re-affirmed our dedication to Neem – it truly deserves its description by the United Nations as

”THE TREE OF THE 21st CENTURY”

Brian & Carol Williams
Directors,
Neeming Australia Pty Ltd

P.S. There were some brilliant presentations – some of which we have added for your benefit (Dr Morgado & Terramera).

Nehru Centre Mumbai

Entry to Nehru Centre Mumbai

Dr Saxena – Chairman Neem Foundation

Bharathi addressing forum

Brian addressing Forum on Australia’s position in world market

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Dr Baral – researcher into Neem’s role in Cancer

Conference Dignitaries

Dr Morgado addressing committee

Exhibition Banner

Dr Neem addressing committee

Neeming Stall

Dr Nirrmala Kotharii welcoming exhibitors

Neeming Banner

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