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How do we protect global food supplies from extreme weather?
Recent events highlight concerns about the risks to global food security posed by...
How can we improve food security?
Earlier this summer I attended an event on the EU’s Common Agricultural...
How Ethiopia Went from Famine Crisis to Green Revolution
As President Obama traveled to Ethiopia this week for meetings about security, human...
Meeting the Nutrition Needs of Children in Disaster and Development
United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child stipulates that every child have...
The Economic Benefits of Reducing Chronic Undernutrition
Nutrition has always been important to development. Good nutrition allows for...
The Budongo Forest Landscape: Diets, Food Security and Nutrition
Around the Budongo forest, expanding sugarcane production, the establishment of tree...
Promoting healthy insect ecosystems in Cambodia to ensure agricultural sustainability
In order to feed a rapidly-growing population sustainably amid growing pressure from...
The role of research in food and nutrition security
A major new report spells out what science can, and can’t do to help provide...
M-farming: Empowering farmers through mobile technology
Agriculture is the backbone to most African economies, representing 15% of the continents...
The natural quality-quantity dilemma: food security in Asia
With global population exceeding the 7-billion mark this year, developing regions...
International Gathering in Jakarta to Discuss Food Security
The Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) recently hosted Asia-Pacific’s...
The Path to Success – Tackling the Nutrition Paradox through Public-Private Partnerships
Having been to a variety of different conferences around food security and nutrition,...
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