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The Hungry Cities Partnership’s report on the urban food system of Bangalore, India, has been published. Here is an infographic from our local partner Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS) that summarizes facts of Bangalore’s food choices.

The Hungry Cities Partnership Discussion Paper No. 11, Urban Food Security and Rural Bias, was posted to the Hungry Cities website. It is coauthored by Jonathan Crush and Liam Riley. The paper sets out the global, African, and South African contexts within which both urban development and food security agendas in Africa are framed. It

The Hungry Cities Partnership Report No. 4, The Urban Food System of Kingston, Jamaica, was posted to the HCP website. It was co-authored by Elizabeth Thomas-Hope, Robert Kinlocke, Therese Ferguson, Charmaine Heslop-Thomas and Beth Timmers. Based on existing literature, the report provides a systematic overview of the demographic, geographic and economic backgrounds of Kingston. It

Jonathan Crush and Mary Caesar of HCP and the Balsillie School of International Affairs are the Guest Editors of a new special issue of the leading migration research and policy journal, International Migration. In their introduction to the special issue, Crush and Caesar argue that the current global debate on migration and development ignores the

Professors Edgar Pieterse (the Director of the ACC and Co-Director of HCP) and Susan Parnell have authored a report for the GIZ entitled The 2030 Agenda: Sustainable Urbanization and the Research-Policy Interface-Issues for the G20 which argues that the G20 should approach the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development through the perspective of urbanisation. The starting point is

The Hungry Cities Partnership Report No. 3, The Urban Food System of Cape Town, South Africa, was just posted to the HCP website. It was co-authored by Gareth Haysom, Jonathan Crush and Mary Caesar. In addition to an overview of the demographic, economic and socio-political backgrounds of Cape Town, the report also provides a systematic

Following a recent multi-stakeholder workshop in Bellagio on “Harnessing Urban Food Systems for Sustainable Development and Human Well-Being”, the Partnership has lent its support to the Bellagio Communique along with a number of other agencies including UNHABITAT, the World Food Programme, the African Centre for Cities and the RUAF Foundation. A number of HCP researchers

The Hungry Cities Partnership (HCP) and Nanjing University organized a workshop entitled Wet Market and Urban Food System in Nanjing on January 12, 2017 at the School of Geographic and Oceanographic Sciences of Nanjing University in Nanjing, China. The workshop aimed to disseminate the results of the HCP household food security survey in Nanjing to government

This online course examines how urban sustainability can be delivered: how cities function as systems of systems; how to increase urban productivity, reduce urban poverty and inequality and enable urban inclusion and safety; and protect the urban environment, reduce risk and vulnerability. The course is led and curated by Aromar Revi, Director of the IIHS

The Hungry Cities Partnership participated in Food Secure Canada’s 9th National Assembly on October 14, 2016 at Ryerson University. HCP Associate Director Dr. Bruce Frayne (UW) and HCP Data Manager Dr. Cameron McCordic (BSIA) represented the Hungry Cities Partnership in a session on “Global Perspectives on Sustainable City Region Food Systems.” Dr. Frayne and Dr.