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  • CAP vs Farm to Fork : Will we pay billions to destroy, or to support biodiversity, climate, and farmers ?
    27 octobre 2021, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    The EU’s current model of agriculture directs billions in EU taxpayers’ money to fuel climate change, destroy biodiversity, and even undermine farmers’ livelihoods. While the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is approaching a key vote, freedom of information requests show that farmers and agribusiness lobby group Copa-Cogeca, along with pesticides and food industry giants, are doing their best to stop the CAP reform from aligning with the new Farm to Fork strategy of the Green Deal.

  • Alimentation durable et économie sociale et solidaire : les liaisons fertiles
    23 novembre 2021, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    Par nature transversale, la transition agroécologique et alimentaire est au carrefour de cultures et d’influences que les acteurs conjuguent au quotidien. Notamment l’Economie Sociale et Solidaire (ESS) qui permet de penser autrement les filières et chaînes de valeur agricoles et offre un cadre fertile pour de nouvelles alliances. Cette nouvelle étude donne la parole aux acteurs de terrain mais aussi à ceux qui les accompagnent et les financent. Sans prétention d’exhaustivité, elle explore les points de rencontre entre la chaîne de valeurs alimentaire et l’ESS, offre des informations pratiques pour se lancer et identifie les voies de développement.

  • Quels pays africains et du Proche-Orient la hausse du prix du blé touche-t-elle le plus ?
    5 mai 2022, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    La hausse du prix du blé liée au blocage des exportations ukrainiennes affecte de façon différentes les pays qui importent cette céréale.

  • A nouveau en eaux troubles - IPES FOOD
    25 mai 2022, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    Comment l’incapacité à réformer les systèmes alimentaires a permis à la guerre en Ukraine de déclencher une troisième crise mondiale des prix alimentaires en 15 ans, et comment éviter la prochaine

  • Les « bath packets » et l’expérience urbaine liée au genre à Colombo
    26 octobre 2021, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    Rice is a staple in Sri Lanka and is often eaten with three or more condiments. The article explores the modes in which this staple transforms itself when it becomes a packaged commodity of ‘rice and curry’ (bath packets) in the city.

  • 18/ The social stratification of sustainable food practices
    4 July 2022, by Mathilde COUDRAY

    – Carla Altenburger, L’Institut Agro Montpellier, UMR Innovation and UMR IRISSO, Paris, France
    Key points Looking at sustainable food practices, understood here as the purchase of products labelled as “organic” or “fair trade” or that refer to a geographical origin, the French population can be split into consumers and non-consumers of such products. All the consumers surveyed fit one of four typical profiles, the comparison of which shows that sustainable food practices are strongly shaped by (...)

  • 20/ Does weight status increase vulnerability to the food environment?
    16 September 2022, by Mathilde COUDRAY

    – Marine Mas, UMR CSGA, INRAE, Dijon, France Stéphanie Chambaron, UMR CSGA, INRAE, Dijon, France Marie-Claude Brindisi, CHU Bourgogne, Dijon, France
    Key points All individuals tend to “go towards” food automatically, especially food that is energy-dense. This potentially explains the obesogenic effect of the Western food environment. Some individuals have a cognitive vulnerability to the food environment. This vulnerability is driven by more than conscious factors, and challenges the “lack of (...)

  • Land statistics. Global, regional and country trends 1990–2018
    26 octobre 2021, par Mathilde COUDRAY

    The FAOSTAT Land Use statistics and associated land indicators provide information on the full land use matrix by country, including agricultural land (1961–2018) and forest land (1990–2018). These statistics are based on data collected annually from countries via a standard Land Use, Irrigation and Agricultural Practices questionnaire. Forest land statistics in the dataset are collected separately from countries through the FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment (FRA, 2020). The FAOSTAT Land Cover statistics are conversely produced by FAO, based on its Land Cover Classification System (FAO-LCCS) (De Gregorio, 2015). Information is derived from remote sensing products generated independently by specialized Agencies, currently NASA (MODIS land cover) and the European Copernicus Climate Change service (CCI land cover). Thei brief provides an overview of the main results and changes over time in land use statistics with a focus on agricultural land uses, and with details at global, regional and country level. Additional information is provided on important irrigation and agricultural practices also collected via the above-mentioned FAO questionnaire. It also presents some of the results from the land cover dataset also at global, regional and country level and compares them to land use statistics, thus giving for the first time a joint view of land statistics in FAOSTAT.

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