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Survey results of the study showed that only 58% of women consumed any fruit in the week preceding the survey; just 11% had a fruit an average of at least once a day; For the 42% of women consuming any fruit, wild fruit was consumed more than 2x as frequently as domestic fruit
Forests provide 1/3 of people's recommended intake of food. If we cut that down, where are people's food going to come from? - Amy Ickowitz @CIFOR
The share of the environmental burden of disease is disproportionately born by people in the developing world. @TaylorHRicketts @UVMVermont @GundInstitute explores the relationships between global change and human #health
One study @TaylorHRicketts @UVMVermont @GundInstitute highlights examined how watershed conditions affect downstream diarrheal disease among children. 800,000 kids in the study across 49 countries. Results show: upstream tree cover and human activity impact childhood diarrhea
Forests do impact household diet diversity - a study found an increase in diet diversity for those who live near forests vs. those who live farther away.
Key takeaways from @TaylorHRicketts @UVMVermont @GundInstitute:
- Forests & #conservation affect children’s health
- Signal strongest for most vulnerable kids (Rural & poor households depend more directly on #nature)
- Nature investments can be #publichealth investments
For the past 5 years, #BRIDGE Project has supported the second goal of @USAID’s Biodiversity Policy, to “integrate biodiversity as an essential component of human development.” Join us now to hear more:https://bit.ly/359fwkk
Q&A is starting soon! Send your questions for our panelists to ecsp@wilsoncenter.org.
Make sure to send your questions for our panelists to ecsp@wilsoncenter.org!https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/building-bridges-cross-sectoral-approaches-biodiversity-conservation-health-nutrition-and …
"This crisis has illustrated just how fragile our food systems are." - Shawn Baker, Chief Nutritionist @USAID on the importance of #biodiversity #conservation with outcomes from and approaches to the #COVID19 pandemic.
Key themes of today's discussion: Fragility and #resilience, making the invisible visible, #foodsecurity, the importance of #indigenous knowledge, vulnerability and equity, and
evidence-based trade-offs
Thank you for joining us! A special thank you @USAID for this partnership and to our incredible panel! ICYMI the webcast will be available within the next 24 hours:https://bit.ly/359fwkk
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