Isabel DoCampo's blog This piece originally appeared on Medium. By Euler Bropleh, Founder and Managing Director, VestedWorld Exceptional. Inspiring. Thought-provoking. These are some of the words I heard others use to describe their experience durin ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog This piece originally appeared on Brink. By Jason Clay, Executive Director, Markets Institute, World Wildlife Fund Twenty-eight years ago, I helped create Rainforest Crunch with Ben & Jerry’s. The goal was to use the sale of ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog By Pius Mathi, MSc. Candidate, Food Science and Technology, University of Nairobi, Kenya, and 2016 Next Generation Delegate Attending the Chicago Council on Global Affairs’ Global Food Security Symposium 2016 was the best exper ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog Saving Bees with the Internet of Things Bees are a crucial link in the food chain, but pesticides, monoculture growing operations, and diseases have caused the global honey bee population to decline by a full third in recent yea ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog rtsh0h8.jpg In the past several weeks, hundreds of urban Venezuelans have taken to the streets over a combination of food shortages and skyrocketing (we’re talking 500 percent) inflation that have precipitated a mounting hunger ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog By Faridah O. Ibrahim, MPA Candidate, Development Practice, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, and 2016 Next Generation Delegate Over 500 million smallholder farmers live in Africa, feeding 90 p ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog A general view shows land recently burned and newly-planted with palm trees and now under police investigation west of Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia October 30, 2015. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside New Tool to Predict Fi ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog By Sylvain Roy, President and Chief Executive Officer, Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture (CNFA) Today millions of smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa face a range of ongoing threats to their nutritional and economic ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog By Christopher Au, PhD candidate, Imperial College London, and 2016 Next Generation Delegate Growing Food for Growing Cities, by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, delivers prescient conclusions on the future manifestatio ...
Isabel DoCampo's blog Ahmad, a Syrian man from Idlib who burns wood to make charcoal for a living, touches a pile of charcoal near the banks of Nahr Ibrahim river, in Mount Moussa nature reserve July 13, 2015. Ahmad, who has four children, lives with ...
