Public attitudes to climatic shocks and their interaction with the food system

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Public attitudes to climatic shocks and their interaction with the food system

Public attitudes to climatic shocks and their interaction with the food system

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Date: February 2017

This report details the findings of a public survey, looking to gauge public attitudes towards climate change, climatic shocks and how these issues link to the food system. Given evidence that adaptation from across the food system will be necessary to successfully mitigate climate change, this project aimed to explore public engagement with climate issues and potential routes for food system change.

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GFS Public panel evaluation and impact review

Food Futures Panel: Evaluation and Impact Review – Executive Summary

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Date: March 2016

The GFS programme commissioned a panel of 600 members of the public to take part in engagement activities, exploring different aspects of food security research. This report provides a summary of an external evaluation of the panel process.

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Food Future Panel: Global Food Security Endline Sirvey

Food Futures Panel: Global Food Security Endline Survey

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Date: March 2016

The GFS programme commissioned a panel of 600 members of the public to take part in engagement activities, exploring different aspects of food security research. This report details results of the endline survey, exploring how opinions and understandings of global food security may have changed during the panel process.

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Food Futures Panel: Global food Security baseline Survey

Food Futures Panel: Global Food Security Baseline Survey

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Date: January 2016

The GFS programme commissioned a panel of 600 members of the public to take part in engagement activities, exploring different aspects of food security research. This report details results of the baseline survey, run at the start of the panel process to benchmark panel attitudes, opinions and understandings of global food security.

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Key findings mid-term review of the GFS programme

Key findings from the mid-term review of the Global Food Security programme

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Date: December 2014

A light-touch review was conducted in 2014 to explore the extent to which GFS had achieved added value; capture ‘softer’ programme impacts; and help shape the future strategic
direction of the programme. This report provides a summary of the key findings.

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GFS - Exploring public views

Global Food Security programme – Exploring public views

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Date: August 2012

This report details findings of a set of public workshops that engaged participants to consider aspirations and concerns around the research needed to help address the challenges facing food security. Specifically, the study aimed to characterise and identify issues that could warrant a deeper dialogue with a larger group of the public.

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GFS Programme - A survey of public attitudes

Global Food Security programme – A survey of public attitudes

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Date: August 2012

This report details the findings of a public survey, looking to benchmark public attitudes, opinions and understandings of global food security. This survey was the first stage in a programme of public dialogue, feeding public views, aspirations and concerns around global food security into the work of the GFS programme.

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