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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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Introducing the Global Food Security programme’s Public Panel

Date: 21 December 2015
Author(s): Patrick Middleton

BBSRC’s Patrick Middleton reports on a new approach from GFS to help people engage with the programme and its activities.

Food Futures Panel: Urban agriculture case studies – which do you think will make the biggest difference to global food security?

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Date: December 2015

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 document details stimulus material for the urban agriculture dialogue.

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Food Futures Panel: Food systems forum - part 1

Food Futures Panel: Forum part 1 – What are the main challenges for food security?

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Date: October 2015

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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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I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here! – Science Debate Kit: Food Security

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource outlines food security activities for use in schools. This debate kit encourages students to evaluate some of the issues surrounding global food security and consider the ethical implications of food production.

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From Field to Fork

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource was originally produced as part of a public exhibition, providing an overview of the food security challenge and how scientific research is being used to help address the issues.

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From Field to Fork: Safe food

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource outlines food security activities you can try out at home. Different methods of preserving food can prevent bacterial growth and keep food safe to eat for longer. Carry out your own experiment with food preservatives to find out which ones work the best.

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From Field to Fork: Recycling food waste

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource outlines food security activities you can try out at home. There are a number of different uses for food waste that could prevent reusable material from going to landfill. Explore which types of waste can be put to good use by designing the perfect compost composition.

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From Field to Fork: Producing Food

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource outlines food security activities you can try out at home. Scientists are developing new crop varieties that have higher yields, helping farmers to produce more from the same area of land. Carry out an experiment to find out which is the best new wheat variety to grow with which fertiliser.

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From Field to Fork: Healthy food

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Date: March 2012

This educational resource outlines food security activities you can try out at home. How can the structure of food make it healthier and tastier? Scientists are working to understand the mechanisms that control the viscosity and texture of emulsions, so that fat content of food can be reduced while maintaining the taste.

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Lunchbox of the Future: A Whole-System, Whole-School Food Policy

Date: 28 September 2018
Author(s): Melanie Collins

Despite seeing significant changes to the importance of school food provision over the past decade, recent figures tell us that 1 in 5 children in reception are overweight or obese.

Food First: A Policy Approach to Achieve Health and Sustainability

Date: 7 September 2018

A report has been published arguing for a systemic approach to food policy across governments and businesses for health and sustainability.

For #WorldFoodDay we thought we'd share some of the ways research & innovation are improving food security for now and for the future. Find out more here: ow.ly/s1Dw30mfHSC pic.twitter.com/WA5eaeqaEN

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It's #WorldFoodDay and we have our Strategy Advisory Board meeting today. What do you think we should be focusing on? The best suggestions will be included under AOB!

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Many thanks @l_haddad! Very well deserved for your work on nutrition - we'll be thinking of you at our Strategy Advisory Board meeting today. #WorldFoodDay twitter.com/l_haddad/statu…

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Recent figures tell us that 1 in 5 children in reception are overweight or obese - and we know current diets aren't sustainable. So what can we do? @MelanieGFS discusses how schools may have part of the answer: ow.ly/yObA30m2MJ0 pic.twitter.com/x6g8698DqR

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We’ve published a Think Piece on why we believe a systemic approach to food policy across governments and in business is essential for health and sustainability. Read more about it here: ow.ly/6VaV30lJa8w pic.twitter.com/tU0sLiagIq

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