Food Sovereignty and Inequality: Gender and Agriculture in Latin America
Gender inequality and global hunger are interconnected. Not only does hunger reduce school attendance more for girls than boys, but 60% of undernourished people are women or girls. Additionally, undernourished ...
Read More SDGs in Asia: mind the widening gap
By: Ranjit Devraj - SciDev.Net [NEW DELHI] With Asia Pacific seriously lagging on all 17 of the UN’s sustainable development goals (SDGs) there are doubts if the region will ever ...
Read More LIDC Director Shares Her Summer Reading Recommendations
Summer holidays are here, and what better way to spend the days than reading some books that allow you to see the world through different lenses. Whether you spend your ...
Read More LIDC Director Shares Her Summer Podcast Picks
We're well into the summer season - a great time to gain enlightenment and inspiration. We think this is the perfect time to embark on a journey of knowledge and ...
Read More Envisioning Food Systems Transformation: A Recap of Our Ground-breaking Event
Introduction On the 18th of May, the LIDC had the immense honour of hosting a large-scale event that brought together some of the most influential and reputable speakers in the ...
Read More Impact on childhood mortality of interventions to improve drinking water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to households
We’re grateful to our colleagues Hugh Sharma Waddington, Sarah Bick, Sandy Cairncross and Edoardo Masset (LSHTM) for their work on this rigorous systematic evidence on the impacts of water ...
Read More ‘It’s time to work beyond the lab’ – Q+A with Bolivian Biotechnologist, Carla Crespo Melgar
“We understood that it’s time to work beyond the lab, travel to communities and understand their problems in production.” - Biotechnologist Carla Crespo Melgar We are delighted to share this ...
Read More Türkiye, Syria & the Kurds post-Quake: Is Discrimination an added Disaster?
by Hasan Karrdilo (SOAS) On the night of 6 February, southern and central regions of Türkiye and Syria’s north-western regions were hit by two devastating earthquakes. The first struck with ...
Read More Coral Warriors: On a Mission to Save Mumbai’s Marine Life
Meet Vidhi Bubna, Founder of Coral Warriors, India’s first scuba diving project. We met Scuba Diver and City, University of London student Vidhi recently. We were impressed and ...
Read More Should Sustainability Sciences be ‘Decolonised’?
Lyla Mehta, Principal Investigator, TAPESTRY project* The 18th-century German forester, Hans Carl von Carlowitz coined the term ‘sustainability’ in an environmental context to prescribe how forests should be managed on a ...
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