Sleepwalking into a crisis
July 30, 2008
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For HungerWednesday, we have this insightful interview over at grains.org, of Timothy Lang, a Professor of Food Policy at City University in London and a
For HungerWednesday, we have this insightful interview over at grains.org, of Timothy Lang, a Professor of Food Policy at City University in London and a
This is big! and its all over the net. From IHT GENEVA: A high-level summit meeting to salvage a global trade pact collapsed Tuesday after
AsiaDHRRA, a network of social development organization focusing on rural development in south east Asia, joins the international civil society organization in expressing our deep
For TechTuesday we found this interesting tidbit. haven’t gotten around to testing them out yet though. The first edition of the UNESCO “Virtual Laboratory Toolkit”
FarmFriday again and we share this article from FFTC about the looming soil pollution problems in the Asian REgion associated with “contamination of heavy metals
HungerWednesday features this writeup by Greenpeace we found on Eldis outlining the underlying causes of the food crisis and recommendations for the G8 countries. Millions
From Eldis, we get this policy brief that ActionAid circulated calling for the “G8 leaders to take bold steps in Hokkaido to prevent world hunger
FarmFriday brings you this interesting concept of “community-supported agriculture” fromt he LEISA Magazine. In a situation of growing globalisation of food systems, questions are increasingly
HungerWednesday features this interesting article from PANOS that furthers the discussion on the effects of commercial scale biofuel cultivation to food security. 7 March 2008
HA NOI — The agriculture sector will put in maximum efforts to increase the area of hybrid rice to 70 per cent of the country’s
Here’s a research paper – Social Impact of Rising Prices – Mitigating Measures for the Lower Income Group – shared by our good partners in
IHT| By Keith Bradsher and Andrew Martin | Published: June 30, 2008 At least 29 countries have sharply curbed food exports in recent months, to
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