Global Food Security
Cath Tayleur - Birds, bees and butter - enhancing ecosystem services and livelihoods in the shea parklands of sub-Saharan Africa
Jan 5, 201718 minS0
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Global Food Security
Hosted by Cambridge University · General · EN
About this Podcast:
Global food security is a major research priority for UK and international science. The University of Cambridge Strategic Research Initiative in Global Food Security aims to integrate research ongoing across the various university Schools and Departments, to improve our understanding of the challenges of food security, and to develop solutions. Image courtesy of CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture
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Booking probability
28%
Guest openness
Selective
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What is Global Food Security about?
Global food security is a major research priority for UK and international science. The University of Cambridge Strategic Research Initiative in Global Food Security aims to integrate research ongoing across the various university Schools and Departments, to improve our understanding of the challenges of food security, and to develop solutions. Image courtesy of CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture
Who hosts Global Food Security?
Global Food Security is hosted by Cambridge University. The show has published 31 episodes to date.
What has Global Food Security covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Cath Tayleur - Birds, bees and butter - enhancing ecosystem services and livelihoods in the shea parklands of sub-Saharan Africa" (5 January 2017, 18 minutes), "Phil Franks - Food versus forests in sub-Saharan Africa" (30 September 2016, 22 minutes), and "Francois Kayitakare - Early warning for building resilience to food crises in Africa" (30 September 2016, 21 minutes).
How often does Global Food Security publish?
Global Food Security publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 31 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Global Food Security?
Booking probability for Global Food Security is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Global Food Security requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Global Food Security's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch Global Food Security?
The strongest fits for Global Food Security are Scientific Research & Development and Business & Management Consulting.
About the host
Cambridge University hosts Global Food Security, a general podcast with 31 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Global Food Security
Phil Franks - Food versus forests in sub-Saharan Africa
Sep 30, 201622 minS0Global Food Security
Francois Kayitakare - Early warning for building resilience to food crises in Africa
Sep 30, 201621 minS0Global Food Security
Jean Francois Mercure - the food-water-energy nexus in Brazil
Sep 30, 201622 minS0Global Food Security
John Ingram - Food systems, food security and environmental change
Sep 30, 201622 minS0
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Global Food Security
Niki Charalampopoulou - Reducing food waste to reduce our environmental impact
Sep 30, 201614 minS0Global Food Security
Pablo Monsivais - Hungry and obese - the challenge of household food insecurity
Sep 30, 201616 minS0Global Food Security
Tara Garnett - Dietary choices and planetary impacts
Sep 30, 201616 minS0Global Food Security
Nicolas Tubbs - Gola's landscape approach, connecting forest and people with cocoa
Sep 30, 201619 minS0Global Food Security
Nigel Poole - Where next for agricultural research and extension
Sep 30, 201628 minS0Global Food Security
Rhys Green - Would land sharing or land sparing allow more wild species to survive?
Sep 30, 201637 minS0Global Food Security
Shadrack Yoash & John Opio (Farm Africa) - Agriculture is the backbone of our countries - viewpoint from the grassroots
Sep 30, 201635 minS0Global Food Security
Barbara Stocking - Viewpoint from the international NGO community
Sep 30, 201627 minS0Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 3 May 2016 - You are what you eat: Nutrition and Health Policy
May 16, 20161h 44mS0Bhavani Shankar (SOAS, University of London) Leveraging Agriculture for Nutrition in South Asia (LANSA programme) Theresa Marteau (Behaviour and Health Research Unit, Cambridge) Intervening to change dietary behaviour...
Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 19 April 2016 - The Modern Hunter-Gatherer: Access to Food in Urban Environments
May 5, 201633 minS0Anastasia Orfanidou (Architecture, Cambridge) Waste(s)Mart: The benefits of local food recycling
Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 24 February 2016 - The Politics of Food Provisioning and Access
Feb 29, 201640 minS0Patta Scott-Villiers (IDS, Sussex) Commoditisation of the right to food
Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 27 January 2016 - The Roles of Gender and Technology in Market Exclusion
Feb 9, 201646 minS0Gina Porter (Anthropology, Durham) David Bright (Oxfam) Representative of Vodafone m-PesaTM project
Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 2 December 2015 - Paris 2015: Securing Food in a Changing Climate
Dec 8, 20151h 3mS0Nazia Habib-Minz (University of Cambridge) Climate Change and Food Katrin Glatzel (Agriculture for Impact, Imperial College) African Agriculture
Global Food Security
Food: Field to Table? - 21 October 2015 - Robots, Insects and Lab Meat: Food in the Future
Nov 2, 20151h 37mS0Ian Hardy (Entomophagy, University of Nottingham) Eating Insects Nigel Maxted (University of Birmingham) Crops for the Future Rebecca Di Mambro (Retail Brand Manager, LEON)
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John Ingram
Assistant Director of Institutional Research, Belchertown Fire Department
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Shadrack Yoash
Farm Africa
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Bhavani Shankar
SOAS, University of London
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Theresa Marteau
Behaviour and Health Research Unit, Cambridge
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