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October 13, 2015Research project
GCP Projects

The Food & Business Global Challenges Programme (GCP) addresses international, regional and global challenges on Food and Nutrition Security as a global public good. Research is carried out in consortia between Southern and Northern scientific and non-scientific stakeholders. Since the start of the programme in 2013, there have been four calls for GCP. Please find below »

Sustainable integrated fish-vegetable production in Ethiopia
February 19, 2015Research project
Sustainable integrated fish-vegetable production in Ethiopia

The aim of this project is to implement aquaponics systems in rural households in Ethiopia for sustainable production of fish and vegetables to increase food and nutrition security »

Serious games for sustainable shrimp farming in Viet Nam (ALEGAMS)
February 19, 2015Research project
Serious games for sustainable shrimp farming in Viet Nam (ALEGAMS)

The aim of this project is to investigate the effect of role playing games on the attitude, opinion and practices of shrimp farmers and policymakers in the Mekong Delta »

Intermediaries in inclusive business networks for scaling food security in East & West Africa
February 19, 2015Research project
Intermediaries in inclusive business networks for scaling food security in East & West Africa

The aim of this project is to bring food security to scale in East and West Africa: understanding and supporting the role of inclusive innovation intermediaries in inclusive business networks »

Inclusive value chain collaboration in Ghana and South Africa
February 13, 2015Research project
Inclusive value chain collaboration in Ghana and South Africa

The aim of this project is to examine whether and how value chain collaboration involving tree-crop farmers can be made more equitable and inclusive »

Adapting pork production to local conditions in Brazil
February 13, 2015Research project
Adapting pork production to local conditions in Brazil

The aim of this project is to decrease the (feed) costs of Brazilian pork production »