Zhenzhong Si

HCP’s Jonathan Crush participates in webinar on COVD-19 and the Global South as part of the new online Global Insights Series at the Balsillie School of International Affairs.  He comments on such issues as the under-detection of infections in the Global South, the impact of the pandemic in the North on remittances and food security […]

HCP publishes report with IIHS on inclusive growth and the informal food sector in Bangalore, India.

Zhenzhong Si from the Hungry Cities Partnership publishes two blogs about wet markets, food provisioning and COVID-19 in China: Lessons from China: Ensuring no one goes hungry during coronavirus lockdowns Is it fair to blame unsanitary wet market conditions in China for the coronavirus outbreak?

BSIA Provides Update on the HCP COVID-19 and Food Security Project More information about the project could be found here.

Simon Dalby* April 1, 2020 As the early history of the missteps in China last December, and the failure of the disease reporting system there to generate the necessary warnings of a new virus in a timely way, becomes clearer, the larger implications of the entanglement of expertise and political expedience are once again revealed.

HCP receives funding for project on the impact of COVID-19 on food security in China. Jonathan Crush, Zhenzhong Si, Ning Dai, Steffanie Scott and Taiyang Zhong will study how the outbreak of the novel coronavirus will impact food security in China, as well as how to improve food access and availability, with nearly $500,000 in

The HCP publishes report No. 19: Inclusive Growth and the Informal Food Sector in Kingston, Jamaica. The report authored by Robert Kinlocke and Elizabeth Thomas-Hope examines the results of a survey with small-scale food entrepreneurs in Kingston. It depicts the characteristics of the informal food sector and highlights the significance of the sector in raising