The podcast has partnered with CGIAR, the world’s largest global agricultural innovation network, around a series of live tapings on the topic of climate security.
For today’s episode, we are examining the link between food security, climate and conflict. My guests include a leading food systems scientist, Dr. Sonja Vermeulen, Director of Programs, CGIAR System Organization and Dan Smith, the director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, SIPRI.
The episode was taped on June 4th.
We unpack some of the linkages between climate, climate change, food systems science, conflict and peace building. This is clearly a very big topic, but not one you see often discussed in key policy making circles. The idea behind this conversation was to identify some aspects of that relationship that demand further study by researchers and attention from policymakers.
I’ll be hosting a total of six of these live tapings in partnership with CGIAR over the next several months. The next will be on June 18th.
Register for future events in the climate security series
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