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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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Tipping points within the food system working group

Date: February 2016
Author(s): Sian Williams

GFS established an inter-disciplinary and inter-sectoral working group of academics and industry experts to consider tipping points within the food system.

Governance

Date: 10 March 2017
Author(s): Lottie Chapman

Governance of the Global Food Security programme, including the role and membership of the Programme Coordination Group, Strategy Advisory Board and Science Advisory Group.

Our impact

Date: 10 March 2017
Author(s): Adam Staines

GFS has delivered impact and added value in a variety of ways.

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Second Paris-compliant healthy food system Taskforce workshop

Date: October 2018
Author(s): Maia Elliott

On 15 October a Taskforce of academics, industry and policymakers attended a GFS workshop in London to discuss and develop four different 2050 food system scenarios that meet the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals.

Nina Pugh

Date: 6 February 2024

Nina is a Portfolio Manager in the Global Food Security team.

Priming plants for natural disease control

Date: 21 March 2016
Author(s): Will Buswell

Can we tap into ecological defences to better protect crops? The University of Sheffield’s Will Buswell reports.

People and Governance – GFS-FSR

Date: 25 September 2020
Author(s): Adam Staines

GFS-FSR is coordinated by a team within the Food Systems Transformation Group, based in the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford.

GFS workshop: Insects as animal feed (annex b)

Global Food Security Workshop: Insects as Animal Feed – Annex B: List of workshop attendees

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Date: October 2015

This document provides a list of delegates who attended the insects as animal feed workshop.

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Resilience of the UK food system in a global context third call: Call text

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Date: April 2018

We are inviting expressions of interest from early career researchers at lecturer level or equivalent to take part in a Sandpit (2.5 days on 4-6 July 2018 followed by 2 days on 19-20 July 2018) to address the following question: How can we transform our food system so it is based on healthy and sustainable diets and how would this impact on sustainable and resilient food production and supply?

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Food Systems Transformation: What’s in the policy toolbox?

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Date: October 2021

This report from the ‘Transforming UK Food Systems Programme’ presents an overarching map of policy levers, a simplified categorisation of types of policy lever, and analysis of policy lever interactions, offering a common ‘toolbox’ organising framework to be used to support cross-system conversations, research and action.

Priority research questions for the UK food system

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Date: February 2014

This report highlights the key research challenges that could improve the UK food system’s efficiency and effectiveness in a global context. This GFS-led exercise developed a list of the top 100 priority research questions for the UK food system based on perspectives of a variety of stakeholders, including food industry, retail, government, wider policy, NGOs and academia.

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