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Putting gender equality at the heart of food systems research

Explore gender research resources for gender equality in food systems from your preferred vantage point. Gender equality is a cornerstone of future food systems, and International Women’s Day 2021 offers an important moment to make that message heard. One full year after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are wiser to the important leadership roles women hold in global food…

Putting gender equality at the heart of food systems research
Desert agriculture can be the answer to food security

As climate change continues to impact agriculture worldwide, a conference aimed at advancing technological cooperation in agriculture and water was held in Tel Aviv with senior government representatives from Israel and Africa along with investors from the UAE and Israeli agricultural technology companies . IMPROVATE Agriculture and Water discussed the challenges facing the UAE and African…

Desert agriculture can be the answer to food security
Joint tripartite and UNEP statement on definition of “One Health”

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Health Organization (WHO) welcome the newly formed operational definition of One Health from their advisory panel, the One Health High-Level Expert Panel (OHHLEP), whose members represent a broad range of disciplines in…

Joint tripartite and UNEP statement on definition of “One Health”
Planetary Health: What we need to talk about

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us how vulnerable we are and how closely connected we are with Nature. Health cannot be taken for granted. Do we take the prerequisites for healthy living seriously enough? Or are we, as a civilization, systematically jeopardizing our health? The WBGU is currently working on the interconnections between health and global environmental change and would…

Planetary Health: What we need to talk about
The Griot. Voices of the Sahel. E- newsletter

The Sahel is literally a youthful region, with two thirds of its population being young vibrant people, 46 to 50 percent of the region’s population under 15 years old, and under 24 said to number above 230 million. This indeed is an asset and represents great hope for the future of the region. Recognizing the power of Africa’s youth, African Union member states adopted in 2006 the…

The Griot. Voices of the Sahel. E- newsletter