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Making irrigation more efficient and effective
Water was once considered a limitless resource. We now know that fresh water supplies...
CIAT partners with the AIDF Food Security Summit
Save the date for this international debate on efficient and sustainable food production...
Building Resilience for Food and Nutrition Security: Highlights from the IFPRI 2020 Conference
Resilience is not just a buzzword. It has new meaning. It is about ability, capacity,...
Food Security summit on agricultural and nutrition challenges and solutions in Asia Pacific
Government representatives, UN agencies, NGOs, development banks and private sector...
Sustainable agriculture and food systems in Asia
This technical briefing builds upon the discussions and presentations given at the...
FMC Corporation opens new Asia Innovation Center in Shanghai
FMC Corporation, officially opened its Asia Innovation Center in the Zhangjiang Hi-Tech...
Top 50 Organisations to Follow on Twitter
Welcome to the list of ‘Who to Follow on Twitter for Food Security’. This...
World Population Day - Addressing issues of food and water insecurity
11 of July marks international World Population Day, an annual event that aims to...
Do High Food Prices Cause Food Riots?
2010 was a rough year for the global food system; droughts and wildfires consumed...
Food and thriving people: paradigm shifts for fair and sustainable food systems
This article looks beyond the physical sciences to address the problems of hunger,...
FACING DROUGHTS - The Integrated Drought Management Programme (IDMP)
The IPCC finds with high confidence an increased risk of drought-related water and...
IPPC Report - The world is ill-prepared for risks from a changing climate
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued a report yesterday that...
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