Jess Fanzo

@jessfanzo

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Food Policy & Ethics + Editor-in-Chief of Global Food Security Journal + 1/2 + food & goat lover

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Joined March 2009

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    9 hours ago

    EVENT: Food systems of the poor: shaping the agenda for the Food Systems Summit --> In the lead up to the 2021 Summit, join this IIED event on 25 November to learn how food systems transformation can be relevant for people living in poverty.

    A food market in Lusaka, Zambia.
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    Nov 16

    [NEW] I spent a big part of the past months working on the new Sutainable Development Goals Atlas. It just went live: 17 articles on the current state of the world, packed with charts, maps and interactives! 1/n

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    Nov 17

    Is population growth responsible for rising planet-heating ? How bad would climate-induced be? Can individual actions make any difference? picks apart myths for us

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    Nov 17

    We're so excited to celebrate at ! Kicking off a great lineup of online events with 2 panels today! @ 12 we'll learn about the & @ 3 we'll explore / applications in .

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    Nov 17

    "Presidents have usually picked a USDA Secretary active in farm policy, but the US needs a Secretary who can also address conservation, nutrition, food safety, research, and forestry." - Dan Glickman, former USDA Sec

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    Nov 16

    We are so honoured by the amazing keynote speakers and panellists who are joining us on November 24th to discuss the role of Africa's private sector in driving growth to achieve ! Thank you !!!

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  8. Nov 15

    Do omega-3 fatty acids have any health benefits? says the jury remains out.

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  9. Nov 13

    We, the Editors at the are thrilled to publish the and special issue on for Children and Adolescents. All will be open access in the next few days. Check it out!

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    Global & Policy Program Weekly Roundup - Dying Fish, Food Production Greenhouse Gases, Imminent Risk, Famine, Frozen Farm Worker Pay, Sacred Presence, Cash Cow, + More

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    Nov 13

    I took the liberty of doing this because the data presented in the FAO document seems to have been calculated for that very purpose

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    Nov 12

    Dude. You lost.

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    Few if any countries are sufficiently prepared to deal with the climate disasters to come, warns . A yawning gap has opened up between what they know about the risks of climate change and what they are doing to reduce them.

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    Nov 12

    : November 17th & 18th, leads the 'women in Agriculture track’ at the inaugural virtual forum organized by Register👉 : -19

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  15. Nov 13

    Interesting . But we should definitely let the designers know this is not a great way to show data no?

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  17. Nov 13

    Thanks . Shall we inform them? Let's push the right facts no?

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  18. Nov 13

    While the world burns, it is that matters. Let's all pull for him.

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  19. Nov 12

    The dark side of aquaculture the industry doesn’t want you to know about. It’s time to stop Fishing the Feed. Thanks for sharing

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    Nov 11

    We are excited to share that Professor Jeremy Shiffman (), along with global health scholars from universities in Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas have co-founded a new international society for global health policy research.

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