Climate change and conflict
Sweden’s FAO Committee marks 75 years of advancing global food security, highlighting youth, bioeconomy, and the need for inclusive, cross-sector collaboration to build resilient, sustainable food systems.
SIANI's expert group Agrobiologicals in East Africa is concluding its work, but new forms of collaboration are starting to take form.
Ideas for projects between researchers in Sweden and Ethiopia were partly initiated 2014 at SIANI’s first workshop for young researchers in Lund, co-organized by SIANI, Lund University and the Afrint Research Group.
More private sector collaboration, youth empowerment, and knowledge sharing for more inclusive and sustainable food systems.
The SIANI expert group Land Rights in Latin America wants to raise awareness of the important role Indigenous and local communities play for biodiversity.
Recommendations from an expert workshop on managing health risks in food systems: need for transparent approaches to balance facts, feelings and politics.
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The SIANI expert group, Drylands Agroforestry in East Africa, offers solutions that can improve food security in a region hard hit by climate change.
Achieving food and nutrition security in fragile contexts requires transitioning from short-term humanitarian aid to long-term resilience-building strategies.
Violent conflict is a significant threat to both food security and biodiversity, according to SIANI’s expert group Land Rights in Latin America. The group recently held a side event on the topic...
Africa is one of the most targeted areas where international actors invest in carbon forestry projects as a way to compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions.
What is carbon forestry? Tree planting in the Global South for carbon offsetting, so-called carbon forestry, has grown dramatically. The idea is that trees with the ability to capture and store...