
| NEWSLETTER No. 9 | 24th August 2009 |
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Since our last newsletter in May 2009, the FSN Forum has hosted several new discussions. In this newsletter you will find the latest discussion documents, resources, news and events from the Forum. As of today, the FSN Forum has over 1200 members, held 41 e-discussions and shared 732 resource papers, over 50 useful web-links and 301 news/events. We would also like to announce the integration of REDSAN, a Spanish-speaking network for research and knowledge sharing in Food Security for Latin-America and the Caribbean, within the FSN Forum. This sub- forum will be available shortly. Watch this space for updates! We look forward to your proposals for new discussion topics and thank you for your active support and participation. Warmest regards, |
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Forum Activities |
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Since May 2009, the FSN Forum has hosted the following discussions: Topic introduction Food Security and Capabilities Approach: from theory to practice Topic introduction Food Security in arid and semi-arid lands: the challenges of sustainable use of scarce resources Topic introduction Gender and cultural dimensions of vulnerability to Food Security in HIV/AIDS context Topic introduction Identifying and addressing Food Insecurity among the Urban Poor Topic introduction Food Security and Nutrition Security – What is the problem and what is the difference Topic introduction Impact of cassava development on Food Security and Nutrition of the rural poor Topic introduction Sharing innovative and flexible capacity building practices for development Topic introduction Note: All the summaries can be found on the FSN Forum page: |
Featured news and events |
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23 News and Events have been shared in the FSN Forum since the 18th of May 2009 and are available at: Invitation to the Global Campaign for the Eradication of Hunger and MalnutritionCall for Papers: System Dynamics and Innovation in Food Networks FAO initiates debate on declaration for World Summit on Food Security New Website: Seeds, Diversity and Development Number of hungry worldwide tops 1bn Slowdown a chance for Africa to cast off old aid stereotypes |
New Resources Contributed by Topic |
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