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Celebrating the World Food Day in Hohenheim
World Food Day is a day of action dedicated to tackling global hunger. Held annually on 16th October celebrating the creation of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The focus of the day is that food is a basic and fundamental human right. Yet, in a world of billions, over 820 million people worldwide suffer from…
- 2016 | Global | Marwa Shumo
Take life one cup at a time :-)
After some 9 months spent mostly in Nairobi, Marwa was running out of batteries. It was difficult for her to sit on a chair and focus on her research while thinking that she is a few days away from going on a well-earned holiday and where else better than home for a soul therapy. Maya…
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- 2017 | Europe | Irit Eguavoen | Urban
Postcard from Paris/ Rive Gauche: Urban renewal and controversies about the Right to the City in the South
The quarter Rive Gauche (literally: left bank) between the Seine River and the Avenue de France has undergone urban renewal since 1995. One of the objective was to create better connections between the city and the river by extending the main roads to the banks, as well as by building waterfront promenades and rehabilitate old…
La BrĂșjula Que Late/ The beating compass
Ladies and gents, let’s talk tonight a little bit about Dr Adi Lazos, a Mexican dear friend of mine. Adi earned a BSc. in Crop Science from ITESM Campus QuerĂ©taro and later on pursued an Erasmus Mundus International Master in Rural Development where she studied in CĂłrdoba University (Spain), Pisa University (Italy) and Humboldt University (Germany). Adi who…
- 2018 | Capacity building | Community outreach | Edible Insects | Food Security | Global | Information | Marwa Shumo | USA
Marwa Shumo featured in EntoNation Magazine
I was delighted to be featured in one of Ento Nation, USA posts đ Click here for a full view of the EntoNation post on Marwa Shumo The EntoNation article Some info about Ento Nation: Your online resource for all things Ento. Bringing the benefits of bugs to people and planet. If you love bugs,…
