World Food Prize Laureate shares how to move from feeding to nourishing at CGIAR Council

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Published on
07.07.21
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Food security, Health, Nutrition

A woman and her daughter eat a healthy meal in Khulna, Bangladesh. Photo by Yousuf Tushar.

Shakuntala Thilsted advises the CGIAR Council to move research efforts beyond the quantity of food produced to focus on the quality of food consumed and shift the agenda from feeding to nourishing.

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