Science Europe, the European association of national research funding and performing organisations, has published new guidelines that emphasise the importance of the institutional mandate in Science for Policy (S4P)...
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Wouter Lammers, Valérie Pattyn, Sacha Ferrari, Sylvia Wenmackers and Steven Van de Walle discuss how computational agent-based models can increase our...
PODCAST - In a new episode of the "Better Food. Better World." podcast by The World Food Programme, the host Elizabeth Nyamayaro is joined by WFP Director of Supply Chain...
In this blog entry, we present some of the recent organizational and legal innovations undertaken by the Spanish government aiming to reinforce the science-for-policy ecosystem in the country. We also discuss...
PODCAST - People across the world are consuming more ultra-processed foods (UPFs). Will Latin American countries and elsewhere follow the path of the US and the UK...
PODCAST - Today we are presenting the second episode in the Meat: the four futures series.
PODCAST - “Is a microbe less natural than a cow?”
PODCAST - In the third episode on power in the food system, we speak with Channa Prakash , professor of crop genetics, biotechnology and genomics at Tuskegee University in the United...
Vijay Kumar: how poor rural women have shifted 800,000 farmers to natural farming in Andhra Pradesh, India
PODCAST - A history of Women's Self Help Economic Groups and their role in moving an entire state into profitable agroecological farming--for health, biodiversity, and resilience.
This is a post of our series on national science-for-policy ecosystem analysis. This post focuses on France. Laura Maxim, with input on EU-level initiatives by Marie Sophie Mayer and Kristian Krieger...