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Resilience taskforce sub report – Annex A: Climate and global crop production shocks

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Date: August 2015

This report presents a set of scenarios for weather-driven production shocks that are plausible in the present or near future climate. This work highlights the risks extreme weather poses to global food production, recommending further investigation into the meteorological teleconnections between major food production regions and the probability of coincident shocks in multiple breadbaskets.

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Agriculture’s impacts on water availability

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Date: March 2015

This sub-report details discussions of an interdisciplinary working group, coordinated by GFS and the UK Water Partnership. Their work explored the tensions between water availability and food production in the UK, identifying future challenges, knowledge gaps and potential methods for easing the pressure on water resources.

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Milking it dry? Risks and opportunities of plant-based milk alternatives

Date: 29 April 2020
Author(s): Chloe Clifford Astbury, John Ferguson, Anna Krettmann, Lauren McGale, Martha Redway

The runners-up of the 2019 GFS Policy Lab highlight some of the challenges and opportunities for our food system resulting from the increasing popularity of plant-based milk alternatives.

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

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 food systems dialogue.

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Multifunctional landscapes in the UK: tools for policy and practice

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Date: March 2020

This report explores how UK landscapes can be managed to deliver multiple services, ranging from food production and climate control to biodiversity and recreation. It synthesises the current state of knowledge on multifunctional landscapes in the UK and provides a set of recommendations that can be used to inform future UK agricultural policy.

This work was funded by the Global Food Security (GFS) programme as part of its Policy Lab, in which postdoctoral researchers compete to write a policy-facing report for the programme.

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The role of the UK food system in meeting global agreements: multi-stakeholder dialogue

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Date: July 2021

This scenarios sub-report summarises the outputs of a multi-stakeholder dialogue based on the scenarios in the GFS report The role of the UK food system in meeting global agreements: potential scenarios.

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Facing the future together

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Date: March 2015

Water is a critical resource under threat, so recognising the risks will be vital to understanding how water use will change in the upcoming years. This synthesis report is an amalgamation of key findings from the three water sub-reports, produced by GFS and the UK Water Partnership.

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What transforming food systems means for policy: from ideas to action

Date: 28 October 2019
Author(s): Kelly Parsons

The principle of joined-up food policy has been circulating for at least twenty years, but now is the time to put it into practice, says Dr Kelly Parsons (City University of London).

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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Food Futures Panel: Sustainable intensification briefing note for participants

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Date: February 2016

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Global Food Security Workshop: Insects as Animal Feed

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Date: October 2015

It is clear that a range of different approaches and sustainable sources will be needed to meet growing demands for protein-based animal feed, one option being use of insects. This workshop report examines the potential of insects as animal feed, exploring possible issues associated with rearing insects on an industrial scale, consumer acceptability and economic viability.

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Insight: Severe weather and UK food resilience

Insight, issue two: Severe weather and UK food resilience

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Date: February 2014

GFS Insight aims to offer a balanced and interdisciplinary representation of the current state of knowledge in a particular area relating to food security. This issue provides an overview of the increasing threat of severe weather events throughout the food supply chain, and potential methods for mitigating these risks.

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