Rural transformation

SIANI Project Manager Madeleine Fogde is being interviewed during the Almedalen political week about the need for cooperation to transform the food system to be more sustainable.

The SIANI program director talks about the current state of the network, the work with SDG2 and other upcoming issues that will become a focus in the future.

Madeleine Fogde has been appointed honorary doctor at SLU's Faculty of Natural Resources and Agricultural Science

“In his guest post on the FarmingFirst website, Madhu Sudan Ghimire, an agriculture student from Nepal urges for action to be taken to support rural communities and farmers, to avoid a food crisis in the country following the recent earthquake.

Bangladesh is a country with the seventh largest population in the world. The country is densely populated and largely dependent on fossil fuels. The urban population is estimated to be 62 million...

The EAT forum was an opportunity to hear from a wide array of world-renowned experts about their work related to sustainability, food and nutrition.  From having not attended the first day, I came in fresh faced and full of energy.  I got the impression from the first few speakers that the dinner the night before was a late one.