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18 Jul 2024: Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

18 Jul 2024: Professor Cristiane Derani, Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil.

18 Jul 2024: Sustainable development and resilience - To ensure food security and economic development, resilience must be improved.

18 Jul 2024: They found that food allergen management can be improved by harnessing its social, environmental and economic benefits and by reducing its social, environmental and economic barriers.

18 Jul 2024: Recently, it has been suggested that such interventions can also improve the uptake and effectiveness of traditional economic policy interventions like taxes levied on carbon emissions and subsidies for low-carbon ... She is a research assistant at the El

18 Jul 2024: I am a policy systems specialist with a background in political economics and sustainability science. ... roles that leaders play in various decision-making processes, from economics to personal well-being.

18 Jul 2024: She is interested in understanding how to equitably overcome economic, political and social barriers to conserving biodiversity and reaching absolute zero greenhouse gas emissions.

18 Jul 2024: commitments. The workshop will focus on the complex political and economic circumstances that the government will have to navigate to provide safe, healthy, affordable and sustainable food systems for both consumers

18 Jul 2024: Youngman on Fri, 18/11/2022 - 13:13. Shailaja Fennell, Professor in Regional Transformation and Economic Security at the University of Cambridge writes about proposed changes to agriculture in Pakistan, following

18 Jul 2024: For me, International Women’s Day is a global day dedicated to celebrating the social, economic, political, cultural and academic achievement of women.

18 Jul 2024: Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

Economic transformation in Rwanda – a view from the. grassroots. Jane LichtensteinCentre of Development Studies.

18 Jul 2024: Science, the fulcrum for social and economic change in India". Prof K Vijay Raghavan (Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India), ‘Science, the fulcrum for social and economic change in

18 Jul 2024: A short presentation by Dr Paul Lohmann (El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy, University of Cambridge) on Accelerating the sustainable food transition: The impact of behaviourally informed interventions on ... Dr Paul Lohmann

18 Jul 2024: In that way, we need to have standards that allow women to perform in the same way that men do, particularly to reach economic empowerment. ... Finally, the women also need to be supported by the community, and the legal and economic system.

18 Jul 2024: Recent political and economic turmoil from Sri Lanka’s abrupt shift to organic farming create further challenges to policy makers seeking to adjust the course of agricultural development. ... Women, who operate around 30% of Sri Lanka’s farms, face

18 Jul 2024: India’s relatively recent shift to free market economics.

18 Jul 2024: More generally, Emma is interested in understanding how we fairly overcome economic, political and social barriers to reaching Net Zero conserving biodiversity and reducing inequality. ... Her work has featured in a range of international media outlets

18 Jul 2024: Dr Garnett: The big economic levers are really what we need, for example redirecting subsidies away from livestock, which is much more publicly acceptable than a meat tax, even though they

18 Jul 2024: He formerly held fellowships at the University of Cambridge and at the World Economic Forum and has advocated sugar reduction initiatives through Sky News and Channel 4 television appearances.

18 Jul 2024: India faces many challenges in improving food security. More obvious problems like drought are intertwined with a complex social and economic landscape.

18 Jul 2024: home.’ It deepens historical patterns of extractive and unsustainable economic cycles focused on exporting primary agricultural commodities.

18 Jul 2024: This manipulation essentially serves the purpose of economic value creation and accumulation.

18 Jul 2024: The Committee aims to build understanding of the role of insects in the UK food system and the economic impact of their decline and the associated risk to UK food security.

18 Jul 2024: was a focus on how waste food used as pig feed could be a solution to the problem, as well as the economic and environmental benefits of doing so.

18 Jul 2024: availability. This work addresses this issue by examining the relationship between resilience and cost at each sustainability pillar (i.e., economic, environmental, societal) in alternative protein supply chains.

18 Jul 2024: intellectual, political and economic levels.

4 Feb 2022:  How can emerging economies direct more of its economic growth towards ruraldevelopment and eradicating widespread poverty and malnutrition? ... marine toxins in seafood costs US$350 million per year. ECONOMIC IMPACT.

16 Jul 2024: 2024) Socio-economic assessment and genetically engineered crops in Africa: Building. knowledge for development?

5 Jan 2024: social, cultural, economic, institutional, technical and technological dimensions”;. these factors “may be leveraged to bring about transformative change for the. ... broader social and economic goals in the context of sustainable development.” For.

17 May 2024: Research “puzzle”. Food security“A situation that exists when all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs ... Santos, T. D. (1970). The Structure of

18 Jul 2024: Dr Charles Read (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge) The Irish famine and the financial crises of 1847 and 2022: lessons from history for modern-day policymakers

17 May 2022: Developing countries claim “full permanent sovereignty of. every State over its natural resources and all economic. ... perspectives. • Int IP protection (and other elements of international. economic law) tend to ‘prevail’ over environmental

24 Mar 2023: Growth potential. Preliminary results. In what sectors do you see the largest economic growth potential for Tanzania? ... Economic model. IFPRI’s standard. CGE model. Scenario 1:. Environmental concerns. disregarded.

20 Nov 2020:  Poverty – food security nexus.  Low provision of social services and high transaction costs of economic activities. ... economic growth. Better suited to supply urban areas with food. Faster upgrading of a country’s industrial.

Mauritania. MRT. Sub-Saharan Africa. Lower middle income. Based on official statistics from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Development; the base year has been returned to 2004. ... Based on data from the Bank of Thailand and the National Economics

5 Jan 2024: social, cultural, economic, institutional, technical and technological dimensions ”;. these factors “may be leveraged to bring about transformative change for the. ... broader social and economic goals in the context of sustainable development.” For

4 Jul 2022: a. Understanding complex problems in ecological, economic, social, cultural, nutritional, psychological, racial,.

Friday 09.30, Sustainability and conservation). • Understanding interconnectedness across scales• Wine culture in Italy and bringing it to Japan (Friday 13.45, Economics, culture. ... agricultural policy-making (Friday, 09.30, Economics, culture and

Great Acceleration” since 1950s. Steffen et al. (2015. Social & Economic Change Ecological Change. ... sustainable development as "the integration of social, economic. and environmental factors into planning, implementation, and.

Studies).  Agricultural growth for economic development (Jolly Dusabe, Centre of Development Studies). ...  Feeding a growing population: food sustainability and international economic law (Prof Fiona Smith, Warwick University).

Natural capital: the environmental infrastructure that supports us. Natural capital:. • An economic metaphor for the limited stocks of natural (non-renewable) resources, and the limited capacity of ecosystems to generate benefits ... Stocks – natural

Food utilization (quality, nutrition, safety). When all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic. ... Changing diet in hard times, UK. Britain in 2013, Economic and Social Research Council.

Will cover a broad agenda involving economics, education, environmental studies, agriculture, law, political science, religion, and social studies. ... technology research to contribute to Africa’s poverty reduction strategies, economic growth and

13 Oct 2023: To generate food system interventions that will lead to meaningful health, environmental, economic and societal impacts. • ... engagementFood system. transformationHealth, equity,. environmental & economic impacts. New theory, methods, tools and data.

23 Nov 2020: Economics of Teff: Exploring Ethiopia’s Biggest Cash Crop. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).Miten et al. ... eds.) 2018. The Economics of Teff.Phillipson D. W. 2012. Foundations of an African civilisation.

Couple a global. health model to. a food economic. model (IMPACT),. ... Uncertainties in agricultural models; especially over extreme events. • Assumptions in economic models. •

agri-food systems’ complex. 2. demonstrate that the economic. environment in which farmers. ... regulating, habitat/supporting and cultural services. 2. Demonstrating value – using economic tools and methods to.

Maithlisharan Gupt (Economic Survey of India, 2018). Right to EducationPolitical empowerment at grassroots Right to inherit property including agricultural land (2005). ... seasonality) – time and intensity Household social-economic status including

Strong in the agronomic, crop sciences and economics departments, the University of Hohenheim also hosts a Food Security Centre and is dedicated to providing students with a global perspective that responds ... summer school is the EU food sector with