Linking local and global food systems for more healthy and sustainable communities

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)
Published on
30.07.19
Challenges
Biodiversity, Sustaining FOOD AVAILABILITY

Three new areas of investigation related to diets, nutrition and sustainability, starting with short-term projects led by visiting student researchers Sandra Aronson, Lisa Gerbal and Anna Whitton.

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