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17 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

17 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

17 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.

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. •

17 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.

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

17 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.

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

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

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.