The analysis of inequalities in food systems, tackling the drivers and how they affect food security and nutrition (FSN) outcomes.
This project in Northern Nigeria has revealed the potential of indigenous tree species in reducing climate-induced hardships, which can play a significant role in local development, promoting a green recovery, and mitigating climate change.
Delving into this inspiring story, tracing the connection to the land and the commitment to shaping a more sustainable future.
SIANI Global meeting on the challenges, opportunities, and pathways for transforming food systems to be sustainable, equitable and more resilient.
The application form is a request for support for underrepresented frontline groups advocating for food systems transformation who intend to travel to Dubai, UAE for COP28.
SIANI finds the report to be very exciting as it offers up-to-date information, valuable insights and recommendations to address the most urgent gender disparities in agrifood systems.
It is imperative to shift away from conventional livestock practices and identify the key players needed to identify and deliver deforestation- and conversion-free livestock supply chains
This article delves into the flourishing urban farming movement in Uppsala, highlighting the significance of urban gardens as focal points for student communities.
Discussion on the advantages of incorporating sanitation more meaningfully into the water-food nexus discourse and providing an example of how SEI has been working with this approach.