Global Issues in Agriculture Seminar Series
The Global Issues in Agriculture Seminar Series brings professionals working in the fields of Food Security, Agricultural Economics, and Resource Management to the Johns Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies (SAIS) campus in Washington DC. The issues facing agriculture are critical for students of International Relations to be aware of and to study. The Global Issues in Agriculture Seminar Series is open for all Johns Hopkins SAIS students to attend; however, students from the Energy, Resources and Environment and International Development Programs are particularly encouraged to participate as these programs specifically focus on tackling problems of sustainability, including the social, economic and environmental aspects of development. If you are interested in being added to the mailing list for the Global Issues in Agriculture Seminar Series please click here.
2016 - 2017:
Nutrition Transitions and Agricultural Transformation in Africa: What Changed?
Food, Farmers, and Climate: Report from the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP)
The Search for Cuba's Food Security
Assuring Diet Quality and Quantity Using Biofortified Sweetpotato as part of an Integrated Approach
2015 - 2016:
Look Ahead or Land Behind Chasing Tomorrow’s Food Security Realities
Why Food Security Matters
Strengthening Nutritious Food Systems GAIN's Marketplace for Nutritious Foods