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Държава-членка на света за 2011 г. е на разположение сега! Кликнете тук Май 02 Подхранващ Планета " Земеделие " , Околна среда , Инвестиции , политика , бедност , жени С Лора Рейнолдс Отделът на ООН по икономически и социални въпроси (UNDESA) публикува доклад, озаглавен "прехрана и земеделие: Бъдещето на устойчивото развитие" Докладът ще допринесе за устойчиво развитие на UNDESA на през 21 век (SD21) Доклад за Рио +20,, които ще служи като пътна карта, по време на Конференцията на ООН по устойчиво развитие през юни тази година. 09 април Подхранване на Planet земеделието , земеделските стопани , на храните , осигуряване на прехраната , глад , инвестиционно До Елеонор Fausold На 5 април, университета "Джонс Хопкинс" Paul H. Нитце училище за международни изследвания (ВОИ) бе домакин на дискусия за производство на глад и храна с журналисти, на Алън Bjerga и Роджър Thurow. Bjerga обхваща селскостопанска политика за Bloomberg News и е получил множество награди за работата си по отношение на Етиопия и САЩ на продоволствена помощ, ... Mar 28 Подхранващ Планета " Земеделие " , изменение на климата , фермерите , храните , продоволствената сигурност , инфраструктура , инвестиционна , Хранене , политика , устойчива , отпадъци Д-р Кристин Negra Д-р Кристин Negra е секретариат на Комисията относно устойчиво земеделие и изменението на климата. Близо един милиард души в света са недохранени, докато милиони страдат от хронични заболявания, дължащи се на излишната консумация на храна. Глобалното търсене на селскостопански продукти се увеличава и цените на хранителните продукти се покачват, все още около една трета от храна ... Feb 11 Подхранващи планетата фермери , храна , местно , политика , устойчиви До Jameson Spivack Във видео, разглеждане на значението на обединяват движения на хранителните стоки, специален докладчик на ООН Оливие де Schutter подчертава "правото на храна". Според De Schutter, идеята за "правото на храна" е от съществено значение в трансформирането на счупената ни хранителна система в устойчива , етично институция. Признавайки правото на храна ще помогне за преодоляването на ... Sep 08 Подхранващи планетата фермери , на храните , сигурността на храните , местен , местни зеленчуци , иновации , иновации на седмицата , иновации, които подхранват планетата , технологии , Традиция От: Кая Е. Кларк Картофите се ползват в различни автентични международна кухня, особено в страни от Латинска Америка. В продължение на векове на картофи е основен източник на доходи за фермерите и техните семейства. В Уругвай, картофи помагат за подобряване на страни, икономически статус, като е основен износител реколта в селското стопанство пазар. През 2001 г., уругваец износител ...
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State of the World 2011 is available now! Click here Category: Investment May Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Economy, Farmers, Food Security, Investment, Land, Nourishing the Planet in the News, Press, Sustainable Check out this recent article in The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch highlighting Nourishing the Planet’s 15 sustainable agricultural innovations that are working to protect the environment. The article examines the advantages of becoming a farmer—or at least to start investing in farming. The article, which cites the need for more farms to feed a growing population and ... May Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Environment, Investment, Policy, Poverty, Women By Laura Reynolds The UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) has released a report entitled “Food and Agriculture: The future of sustainability.” The report will provide input for UNDESA’s Sustainable Development in the 21st century (SD21) Report for Rio+20, which will serve as a roadmap during the UN Conference on Sustainable Development this June. Apr Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Development, Investment, Research By Laura Reynolds The Chicago Council on Global Affairs’ Global Agricultural Development Initiative launched its 2012 Progress Report on U.S. Leadership in Global Agricultural Development in Washington, D.C. today. The report assesses how successfully the United States has been in reinvigorating and sustaining international support for global agricultural development and food security. It details changes in funding ... Apr Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Climate Change, Investment, Malawi, Zambia By Marissa Dwyer The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the European Commission have announced a €5.3 million (approximately US$7 million) three-year project to promote “climate-smart” approaches to agriculture. FAO says that “climate-smart” agriculture “sustainably increases productivity, resilience (adaptation), [and] reduces/removes greenhouse gases (mitigation) while enhancing the achievement of national food security and development goals.” FAO reports ... Apr Nourishing the Planet Africa, Diet, Food Security, Hunger, Investment, Research By Laura Reynolds As part of its THRIVE campaign, the grassroots organization The One Campaign has released a report, FOOD. FARMING. FUTURE. Breaking the Cycle of Malnutrition and Poverty. The report offers concrete steps to lift communities out of extreme poverty and food insecurity, and highlights success stories from Malawi and Tanzania. Malnutrition, or not getting the ... Apr Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Hunger, Investment By Eleanor Fausold On April 5th, the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of International Studies (SAIS) hosted a discussion on hunger and food production with journalists Alan Bjerga and Roger Thurow. Bjerga covers agricultural policy for Bloomberg News and has received multiple awards for his work in regards to Ethiopia and U.S. food aid, ... Mar Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Climate Change, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Infrastructure, Investment, Nutrition, Policy, Sustainable, Waste By Dr. Christine Negra Dr. Christine Negra is the Secretariat of the Commission on Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Change. Nearly one billion people in the world are undernourished, while millions suffer from chronic diseases due to excess food consumption. Global demand for agricultural products is growing and food prices are rising, yet roughly a third of food ... Mar Nourishing the Planet Children, Culture, Development, Health, Hygiene, Innovation, Investment, Policy, Poverty, Safety, Sanitation, sub-Saharan Africa, Women Women Deliver—a global advocacy organization for women and maternal health—is offering scholarships to its third global conference, Women Deliver 2013. The conference will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from May 28 to 30, 2013. It will bring together more than 5,000 public- and private-sector participants from around the world, with the goal of mobilizing ... Mar Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Climate Change, Conservation, Development, Drought, Economy, Environment, Erosion, Farmers, Fertilizer, Food Sovereignty, Funding, Green Revolution, Herbicide, Income, Indigenous, Investment, Research, Soil, Sustainable, Waste, Water By Philip Newell Recently, the United Nations Development Policy and Analysis Division (UN DPAD) released their annual World Economic and Social Survey. This report calls for an increase in government support to aid small-scale farmers and reduce environmental damage from conventional agriculture. The report finds that the Green Revolution practices of the last century have had harmful ... Mar Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Children, Culture, Development, Diet, Economy, Education, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Funding, Health, Hunger, Indigenous, Investment, Local, Nutrition, Policy, Poverty, School, Subsidies, Sustainable, Youth By Laura Reynolds In February, Brazil agreed to provide US$2.3 million to the United Nations to fund local food programs in Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique, Niger, and Senegal, five countries that have experienced moderate or severe food crises in recent years. Brazil will also contribute advice and expertise to the programs because it has been operating its ... Mar Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Development, Education, Extension, Farmers, Fertilizer, Food, Food Security, Hunger, Investment, Markets, Poverty, sub-Saharan Africa, Training By Jameson Spivack Every year, in parts of rural sub-Saharan Africa, residents experience what is known as the hungry season. This is when people run out of food before the next harvest season and cannot afford to buy food. During this period of time, in which many experience malnutrition, the most vulnerable, including the young, the ... Jan Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Development, Economy, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Investment The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy and the Tufts University’s Global Development and Environment Institute have released a new report that highlights important policy reforms to resolve the food crisis that has been affecting people since 2007. The report, Resolving the Food Crisis: Assessing Global Policy Reforms Since 2007, is based on a comprehensive assessment ... Oct Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Development, Farmers, Food Security, Investment, Labor, Policy By Daniel Bornstein Daniel Bornstein is a sophomore at Dartmouth College interested in global food security. He has written columns on international development issues for PolicyMic.com, the Merrick Herald (Merrick, N.Y.), and College News Magazine. He was named a national semifinalist in the 2010 Intel Science Talent Search for his research on poplar’s viability as a ... Sep Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Development, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Investment, Land, Tanzania Tonight, check out this broadcast of “Dan Rather Reports”, where they travel to Tanzania to investigate the issue of land grabs. With global population set to rise to 9 billion by mid-century and an estimated 90 percent of the world’s arable land already being cultivated, scientists worry that we could be on the brink of a ... Aug Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Economy, Farmers, Food Security, Funding, Income, Investment, Policy By Graham Salinger Every economist knows that there is no such thing as a free lunch, but if you buy the ingredients for your lunch–or breakfast or dinner–at a farmers market you could help provide a much needed boost to the economy. A report by the Union for Concerned Scientists stresses the importance of farmers markets in ... Jul Nourishing the Planet Africa, Investment, State of the World 2011, Zambia By Matt Styslinger You might have a few dollars in your wallet, but chances are most of the money you spend is through your credit or debit card. The cashless system we’ve grown accustomed to across North America, offers consumers instant access to products and services—giving us the freedom to buy whatever we want whenever we ... Jun Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Development, Farmers, Funding, Investment, sub-Saharan Africa, Women By Molly Theobald Broadway symbolizes the art of live theater around the world and is an integral piece of New York’s identity. In one of the most high-tech and highly touristed cities in the world, the classic entertainment of a Broadway play manages to remain a main attraction. Even in the tough economy of the 2009-2010 ... Apr Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Climate Change, Conservation, Development, Drought, Environment, Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Investment, Irrigation, Poverty, State of the World 2011, sub-Saharan Africa, Uncategorized, Water Increasing demand for water continues to put a strain on available water sources, threatening the livelihood of millions of small-scale farmers who depend on water for their crops. At a time when one in eight people lack access to safe water, Nourishing the Planet points to low-cost, small-scale innovations to better manage this vital resource. Apr Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Climate Change, Development, Environment, Farmers, Food Security, Funding, Innovations that Nourish the Planet, Investment, Nourishing the Planet, Poverty, State of the World 2011, sub-Saharan Africa, Sustainable, Women 7sur7, one of Belgium’s news-sites on Worldwatch Insitute's Nourishing the Planet’s 15 solutions to promote sustainable and equitable agriculture Mar Nourishing the Planet Africa, Agriculture, Climate Change, Environment, Farmers, Food Security, Investment, Nourishing the Planet in the News, sub-Saharan Africa Check out our latest opinion editorial about rising food prices, published in El Diario, Bolivia’s largest newspaper. The article highlights innovative initiatives, including school feeding programs and climate-friendly agriculture in Bolivia and across sub-Saharan Africa that can help address the ongoing food price crisis. To purchase State of the World 2011: Innovations that Nourish the Planet ...