Conferences and webinars
As a side event to the Science Days for the UN Food Systems Summit in New York in September, CIRAD and the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Science organized a round table on the priorities for inclusive transformation of food systems in the global South.
Presentation of the research program Foodscapes, as a case study of how local authorities are tackling many issues related to food using diffrent levers, among which urban planning.
The UNESCO Chair in Global Food Systems, in collaboration with Mak’It / Montpellier University of Excellence, organised a virtual workshop on the theme ‘Feeding the Imagination’ as part of the Africa2020 season.
A seminar organised as part of the URBAL project, to better understand these food innovations and how they influence the sustainability of food systems, and to analyse multiple impact assessment methods that emerged. During the seminar, different evaluation methods have been presented through five projects.
A look back at the third edition of the international Symposium on “Eating in African, Latin American and Asian Cities”
Montpellier hosted the Milan Urban Food Policy Pact 5th Annual Gathering and Mayors’ Summit, which highlighted the strong link existing between the 2030 UN Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals and urban food issues.
A Panel discussion organized in Montpellier, where panelists discussed the conceptual and policy foundations needed to bring about this transformation. They will also provide examples from their research and practice to illustrate how these changes can happen on the ground.
The UNESCO Chair in World Food Systems, in partnership with Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), organized the second edition of the Symposium on “Eating in African, Latin American and Asian Cities”, the 19th September.
Programme - in spanish: Introducción: “La comida en la calle, un must del análisis de la comida en las ciudades” Nicolas Bricas, Centro de Cooperación de Investigación Agronómica para el Desarrollo (Cirad, UMR Moisa), UNESCO Chair in World Food Systems, France (…)
A feedback on the third day of the international "Eating in the City" symposium, on how distrust manifests itself in recently industrialized countries. Focused on the topic : ‘From nutrition to politics, from the symbolic to the ecological’ and an interdisciplinary approach to this consuming distrust has been proposed.
A feedback about the first two days of the "Eating in the city" symposium, open to a registered scientific audience, where socio-anthropologists discussed the results of field surveys they have conducted in African, Asian and Latin American cities.
A seminar that took place at the University of Wisconsin, adressing the growing issue of wood waste. The seminar covered its various dimensions as well as sustainable perspectives.
Seminar on Economic and strategic dimensions of geographical indication at Gaziantep, Turkey.
A two days international conference that commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Centre for Studies in Food Security at Ryerson University, and celebrates the International Year of Family Farming. It will address questions and issues concerning the future of family farming in an increasingly urbanized world.