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Държава-членка на света за 2011 г. е на разположение сега! Кликнете тук Май 01 Подхранващ на Planet развитие , храните , продоволствената сигурност , местно , градско земеделие "," Младежта С Марлена Уайт Ще Алън е най-известен като основател и ръководител на нарастващата мощ, Inc, организация с идеална цел в Милуоки, Уисконсин, която работи за подкрепа на хранителни системи на Общността, чрез обучение, работа и техническа помощ. Син на изполичар и бивш професионален играч по баскетбол, Алън започна Нарастващото търсене на електроенергия през 1993 г. след шофиране покрай изоставени ... Дек 29 Подхранващ планетата Африка , земеделието , образованието , земеделските стопани , земеделските производители, групи , обучение С Janeen Мадан Юлий Musimenta, от Агенцията за интегрирано развитие на селските райони в Кампала, Уганда, прекарва 6 седмици през април, работещи в нарастващата мощ, САЩ с нестопанска цел, работещи за подобряване на достъпа до здравословна и безопасна храна. В централата, базирана в Милуоки, Уисконсин, Юлий провежда компостиране от vermi-проекти, чрез използване на червеи, за подобряване на плодородието на почвата, и е работил по ... Авг 27 Подхранващ Планета " Земеделие " , градско земеделие До Kamaria Greenfield Този септември в Милуоки, отглеждане на храна и правосъдие Инициатива (GFJI) ще се проведе четвъртата годишна конференция, включително програма, озаглавена "Свещени Почва: култивиране на Семена на Общността трансформация". GFJI е нова национална мрежа от около 500 души, които вярват, че демонтирането на расизъм е основен ядро, което ще събере заедно хора от ... Sep 15 Даниел Nierenberg земеделието , образованието , енергетиката , земеделските стопани , земеделските стопани групи , градинарство , Здраве , устойчива , градско земеделие От Аманда Стоун Миналия уикенд държавата панаир парк в Милуоки, Уисконсин стана домакин на Националния Международната нарастващата мощ на Urban & малка ферма конференция. Конференцията беше да донесе на земеделските производители, преподаватели, политици, градоустройственици, готвачи, специалисти по хранене, както и медицински специалисти заедно, за да споделят идеи и да предизвика революция на храна. С 200 говорители, плаващи от далеч ...
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State of the World 2011 is available now! Click here Jun Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Development, Economy, Farmers, Food, Hunger, Income, Infrastructure, Kenya, Local, Markets, Policy, Poverty, Sustainable, Transportation, Waste By Eleanor Fausold An article recently published in The Atlantic suggests that U.S. food aid money is not always being spent in the most efficient way possible. U.S. food aid programs can be extremely beneficial to struggling families in Africa, but aid dollars could go even further if they were better dedicated to supporting local supply ... Jan Nourishing the Planet Compost, Food, Food Security, Local, Storage, Waste By Graham Salinger The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), reports that an estimated one-third of the food produced worldwide for human consumption is wasted annually. In the United States, an estimated 40 percent of edible food is thrown away by retailers and households. In the United Kingdom, 8.3 million tons of food is wasted ... Nov Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Development, Funding, Hunger, Poverty By Kamaria Greenfield According to the anti-poverty group The ONE Campaign, the Group of Eight (G8) and other rich nations have donated only a fifth of the US$22 billion promised to impoverished countries in July 2009. This reflects a larger trend of the decrease of foreign aid for agricultural development. Aid was at a high point ... Sep Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Climate Change, Food, Livestock, Meat, Nutrition By Kamaria Greenfield The Environmental Working Group (EWG) recently released their findings on the climate impacts of eating twenty different proteins, ranging from lentils to lambs. The data took into account all of the resources put into producing these common foods, a method known as life cycle assessment. One resource that sometimes goes without notice is ... Aug Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Urban Farming By Kamaria Greenfield This September in Milwaukee, the Growing Food and Justice Initiative (GFJI) will hold its fourth annual conference, including a program entitled “Sacred Soil: Cultivating Seeds of Community Transformation”. GFJI is a new national network of about 500 people who believe that dismantling racism is a core principal that will bring together people from ... Jun Nourishing the Planet Agriculture, Cooperatives, Farmers, Food, Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Local, Markets, Nutrition, organic By Matt Styslinger Oran Hesterman, author of the newly released book Fair Food: Growing a Healthy, Sustainable Food System for All, believes our food system is broken. Designed to bring us bountiful supplies at low-cost, it now feeds us at the expense of our environment, our health, and our future. The symptoms of this broken system ... Nov Danielle Nierenberg Agriculture, Hunger, Income, Innovation, Nourishing the Planet, Poverty, School, Sustainable, Technology, Waste, Water Each year The Buckminster Fuller Challenge, an international design competition hosted by the Buckminster Fuller Institute, awards $100,000 to a project proposal that has the potential to address “the world’s most pressing problems.” The Challenge selects a jury of experts to review the competing proposals and help select a winner. This year, Worldwatch Senior Researcher ... Aug Danielle Nierenberg Africa, Development, Economy, Education, School, sub-Saharan Africa, Youth By Alex Tung “Good ideas leapfrog languages and borders,” said Secretary of State Hilary Rodham Clinton in her remarks to the 115 young leaders from 47 countries of sub-Saharan Africa at the 2010 President’s Forum with Young African Leaders yesterday. These young leaders were selected based on their “strong leadership qualities” and “their track record of affecting positive ... Jun Molly Theobald Africa, Agriculture, Education, Ethiopia, Farmers, Food Security, Hunger, Innovation, Nourishing the Planet, State of the World 2011, Women In the Amhara area of northern Ethiopia half of adolescent girls are married by the age fifteen. Sesuagno Mola, for example, a young woman growing up in the region, was married at the age of five and was only fourteen when she had her first child. In the United States most adolescent girls lead very different ...