food loss&waste

FOOD LOSS&WASTE

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Two recent studies from researchers at IFPRI, KU Leuven, and UN FAO aim to improve the way food loss is studied and measured in order to provide a clearer policy roadmap.
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In the time of crisis such as the world is living through now, it is critical to use available resources as efficiently as possible.
Webinar
[WEBINAR RECORDING] Despite broad interest in the problem, measurement of food loss and waste is problematical, especially in developing countries. Our webinar on May 8 will present a new methodology to measure food losses and the results of its application in several value chains in Latin America, Ethiopia, and China.
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Measuring food loss, identifying where in the food system it occurs, and developing effective policies along every stage of the value chain are essential first steps in addressing the problem of food loss and waste in developing countries. Food loss has been defined in many ways, and disagreement remains regarding proper terminology and measurement methodology. New paper addresses the existing measurement gap.
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Full transcript of the keynote speech by PIM Director Karen Brooks at the Crawford Fund's Annual Conference "WASTE NOT, WANT
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"This is my fridge; we are all part of the problem", admitted our director, Dr Karen Brooks, showing the first
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PIM Director Dr Karen Brooks participated in Afternoons with Alex Sloan, a popular radio program on 666 ABC Canberra. She and
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PIM Director Dr Karen Brooks will be one of the two keynote speakers at The Crawford Fund’s annual conference this
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The following news release was originally published on the Food and Agriculture Orhanization of the United Nations (FAO) website. The