Activity updates from the Global Food Security programme.
Mirjam Hazenbosch from the University of Oxford has been named Winner of the 2020 Global Food Security research storytelling competition ‘Speak Up for Food Security’ at Cambridge Science Festival. Nina Goodlad from the University of Dundee won the Public Choice Award.
This report explores how UK landscapes can be managed to deliver multiple services, synthesising the current state of knowledge to provide a set of recommendations that can be used to inform future UK agricultural policy.
Following a competitive selection process last month, 12 UKRI-funded early career researchers working across the UK food system attended the GFS Speak Up for Food Security masterclass in central London on 26-27th February.
The Global Food Security programme aims to develop innovative ways to engage young people with the food security challenge and empower the next generation of change makers.
The Global Food Security programme’s annual research storytelling competition that challenges early career researchers to not only inform food system change, but to inspire it.
