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20 Nov 2020: Water for food security: lessons learned from a review of water-related interventions (2017). ... Government is not able to send social and economic infrastructure. •

 The planet is a global common. Brazil'FWE'Nexus'. Global'Environmental'. 'Change'. Global'Economic'. ... Are there lessons we can learn from political science? - Can we help support knowledge creation and nexus innovation? -

Studies).  Agricultural growth for economic development (Jolly Dusabe, Centre of Development Studies). ... in areas ranging from energy, biodiversity and food security to anthropology, architecture, history and economics.

16 May 2024: Effectiveness-equity tradeoffs in enforcing exclusionary supply chain policies: Lessons from the Amazonian cattle sector. ... and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.

16 May 2024: Political Economy of Hunger and Food SupplyThis theme includes:. Drawing lessons from historical analyses of  famine. ... Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

16 May 2024: Political Economy of Hunger and Food SupplyThis theme includes:. Drawing lessons from historical analyses of  famine. ... Professor of Regional Transformation and Economic Security (Grade 11), Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge.

13 Dec 2021: future of food be global or local? 5 November. Community landscape stewardship - building economic and. ... 26 November. Oceans Justice: Lessons from Trade-offs in the Implementation. of UN Sustainable Development Goal 14 in the Seychelles.

11 Oct 2021: Consequently, they have poorly developed andunderstood value chains; however, this varies across geographic and socio-economic settings. ... 3.2. Agriculture and Economic Exclusion. Current agricultural activities recognize the need for increased crop

16 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

16 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

16 May 2024: economics/">El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy</a></strong>)<a ... Dr Charles Read</strong> (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge)<span><span> </span></span></span></span><em>The Irish famine and the

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

16 May 2024: lessons from historical analyses of famine Role of political structures in production & distribution of food Archaeological & anthropological evidence for innovation en Dr Joeva Rock ... My research interests include political economy, critical agrarian

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

16 May 2024: and Rodrigues-Filho, S., 2020. Assessing the economic viability of integrated croplivestock systems in Mato Grosso, Brazil.<em>Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems</em>, v. ... Ecological and economic benefits of integrating sheep into viticulture

5 Jul 2022: 2022). Modelling Nature-Positive Land Management: Lessons from the East of. England Landscape Enterprise Network. ... Time to Reap: Modifications to Biological and Economic Rhythms in Southwest.

16 May 2024: A good lesson for the future? Food waste is still a huge problem throughout the world. ... Professor Cristiane Derani, Professor of International, Environmental and Economic Law, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brasil.

Feb 2019, BMJ Open. Involving IRC member Jean Adams. Integrated farm management for sustainable agriculture: Lessons for knowledge exchange and policy. ... Funds can help in accelerating the economic and/or societal impact of your research.

16 May 2024: Economics are changing our diet in a way that’s not good for the human body. ... Seed security is important to farmers, particularly in poor countries, in order to complete the economic cycle.

16 May 2024: 25 November 2022 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

16 May 2024: Coffee Break Seminar: The Irish famine and the financial crises of 1847 and 2022: lessons from history for modern-day policymakers. ... Dr Charles Read (Faculty of History and Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge) The Irish famine and the

16 May 2024: Climate-proofing agriculture: lessons from Pakistan by Professor Shailaja Fennell. Submitted by A.B. ... Youngman on Fri, 18/11/2022 - 13:13. Shailaja Fennell, Professor in Regional Transformation and Economic Security at the University of Cambridge

better school attendance and ultimately additional. economic growth. These are problems that a magic. ... 4. forms of transformational partnership. It makes sound. economic and moral sense for us to work together –. both within industry, with

16 May 2024: Finally, the women also need to be supported by the community, and the legal and economic system. ... Obviously, this study was a starting point, but the lessons learned are important for the region and at the country level.

Are there lessons from Carbon accounting? • http://www.fao.org/redd/overview/en/. But how to “Account” for water use in Crop Production? • ... Di erences in property, tenure, residence, and economic and social status can lead to discrimination as

Professor.  School of Agricultural Economics and Rural Development,.  Renmin University of China.

7 Dec 2020: Compound hazards during displacement. • Complex interactions based on context• individual: socio-economic; length displacement. •

20 Nov 2020: Immunity. Stress. Housing/ shelter. Animal husbandry. Malnutrition. Socio-economic status. Animal handling.

16 May 2024: Professor Lucia Reisch, El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics & Policy, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.

16 May 2024: 9.40 - 10.35 Supporting the farming industry: economic challenges, public funding and new opportunities for sustainable land management. ... Mark Suthern, National Head of Agriculture, Barclays Bank. John Elliott, Head of Economic and Policy Evaluation,

while reducing GHG emissions. 4) Assessment of policy and economic measures to support emissions reductions across the farm-to-.

11 Aug 2023: every 20 years. • Polyculture planting. effects habitat functions,. biodiversity, farmer socio-economics, food. ... inputs are the same, ecosystem dynamics are affected• Socio-economics and understory management methods.

16 May 2024: Rosemary Ostfeld, PhD Student in the Department of Land Economy. How do social science and economics fit into research on palm production?

16 May 2024: Urban aquaculture of bivalves, an attractive promise for delivering food and economic security in a world with increasing demands for resource availability. ... the ways that urban environments can address food, nutritional, and economic security in the

11 Aug 2023: places. Figure 1. Trends from 1750 to 2010 in globally aggregated indicators for socio-economic. ... Figure 1. Trends from 1750 to 2010 in globally aggregated indicators for socio-economic.

16 May 2024: We ended up having two streams: one was based on nature conservation issues and the second one on economic, social and cultural aspects of food.

16 May 2024: This one-day conference explores the scientific, technological, environmental, social, economic, and legal aspects of changing farming and food landscapes.

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.

control over natural resources.  Seeks to understand the socio-economic drivers of.

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.

16 May 2024: changes can be made to achieve greater fairness, healthiness and sustainability, while maintaining economic viability.

At the World Economic Forum (2012) extreme weather events were ranked as the second most significant supply chain disruptor (BhaMa et al. ... determines potenMal economic output, including: control over assets, the standardizaMon of operaMons processes

16 May 2024: Cameroon, and South Africa only measure either their health, social, economic or environmental value singularly. ... Conducive policies enacted by governments can continue to mobilize communities to cultivate and value homegrown foods for economic and

16 May 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

16 May 2024: Failure to adequately protect and restore natural ecosystems has serious economic and social consequences, but nature-based solutions can help to meet net zero climate targets, adapt to climate change, protect

16 May 2024: These should be aimed towards a final societal or economic product.

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).