Equality

Llamas and alpacas are noted South American domesticated camelids, but there is one wild camelid native to the Andes region, considered the smallest of all: the vicuña.

Listen to the first podcast os a series of podcasts about the fishing industry and labor, shedding light on overlooked work at sea.

A report from SIANI’s expert group on land rights in Latin America desribes how climate change leads to food insecurity and violence.

A SIANI expert group from Latin America recently visited Europe to discuss how to enhance peace and food security.

Ensuring workplace policies in the food industry provide equal career advancement opportunities and fair distribution of benefits, especially considering the increased caregiving responsibilities of employees.

In this interview, we speak with Dr. Jennifer Batamuliza and Professor Alfred Bizoza from the University of Rwanda (UR) on how to transfer university knowledge into real-world impact.

The report sheds light on the unequal impact of the climate crisis on income and adaptation in poor rural households with data combined in both space and time.

The Countdown initiative aims to revolutionise the way we monitor food system transformation in support of the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals

Sanitation is vital for health and dignity, particularly for menstruating girls’ school attendance. Toilets provide sanitary conditions for the user, whereas the safe management of excreta aim to prevent ”downstream” contamination and disease transmission