Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Developing Renewable Energy

   Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Developing Renewable Energy. 26 February 2025, Germany – Torbjörn Larsson received the prestigious “Dr. Vito Genco Shooting Ambassador Award” at the World Forum on Shooting Activities (WFSA) General Assembly in Nuremberg, Germany.
   As part of this event, the Educational and Scientific Laboratory of Economic Theory and Bioeconomy, the Department of Economic Theory of the Faculty of Agrarian Management of the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine took part in the second stage of the course of lectures. Business that fulfills Ukraine's obligations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and develop renewable energy. Students and teachers of higher educational institutions of technical and environmental orientation. Representatives of environmentally oriented non-governmental organizations.
   26 February 2025, Germany – Torbjörn Larsson received the prestigious “Dr. Vito Genco Shooting Ambassador Award” at the World Forum on Shooting Activities (WFSA) General Assembly in Nuremberg, Germany. The award recognises his outstanding contributions during his tenure (2018-2024) as President of FACE, representing the interests of 7 million hunters. FACE is the largest democratically representative body for hunters and one of the largest European civil society organisations. During his time at FACE, Torbjörn helped FACE deliver several key milestones in partnership with various stakeholders. A new level of proactivity was enshrined in the federation through its strategy for 2027, including a new pillar of work on the social acceptance of hunting in Europe.
   After receiving the award, Torbjörn Larsson stated: “Hunting needs strong representation at every level to promote our contributions to conservation, local economies and society. This is FACE’s job in Brussels, where we represent the interests of 7 million hunters at the European level”. He added: “Great people surrounded me during my time as President who remain there today, which makes me feel very positive about the future of hunting in Europe despite the number of threats we face”.

Mykola Talavyria,
D.Sc. (Economics), Professor