Why aren’t we prioritizing emergency food planning in climate change initiatives?
The unrelenting pace of climate-related disasters has public and private sector organizations trying to mitigate the impact of climate change. When it comes to food
The unrelenting pace of climate-related disasters has public and private sector organizations trying to mitigate the impact of climate change. When it comes to food
City leaders are prioritizing resilience planning to better prepare for severe natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes and superstorms. Food systems, however, have been largely
This blog post is written as part of the Meeting of the Minds’ third annual group blogging event, which asked: The year is 2050. Write a
Note: This post originally appeared on the Meeting of the Minds Blog on June 9, 2015. In recent years, cities and regions are looking to build resilient
The term food desert is often applied to urban neighborhoods that do not have grocery stores and offer limited alternative options for healthy food purchases.
New research from the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) begins to integrate what are frequently treated as two separate policy initiatives: food waste
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Strategies for Emergency Food Planning Motivated by the Pandemic.
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Emergency Food Plans for refugees, migrants and communities in crisis.
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Planning for filling the gap when food stores are forced to close.
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Emergency Food Plans in the context of chronic food insecurity.
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A roadmap for creating your city’s emergency food response and recovery plan.
A Reimagined Future of Food Security and Climate
Kim Zeuli speaks on food security and climate resiliency and the future of food during our changing times.
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