Life under the microscope
Have you ever wondered why more than 850 million people around the world go to bed at night starving?
Have you ever wondered how is it to work for food, not to make your life better?
To answer questions like these, we first must find out what is Food (In)Security.
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Script/Voice: Alex Whiting
Animation: Amelia Wong
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I wrote this article during my postdoc research at Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech in Belgium. It tells people why a global policy should be developed to ensure food security and why this policy will never become reality.
The full article is available on Academia.edu HERE. Enjoy your reading!
The image of the person willing to start a business in the rural environment appears idealistic, the rural entrepreneur being considered “independent, capable of taking chances, results-oriented, optimistic, confident in their powers, hardworking and innovative”. Also, it was noted that rural entrepreneurship should be clearly focused on creating new workplaces by implementing investments in rural communities.
In essence, rural entrepreneurship represents that type of entrepreneurship that is able to offer added value to all type of rural resources (natural, material, financial,human) in rural areas rendering in this process mainly rural-based human resources.
Local development strategies have long been a reason for argument because they are developed through outdated methods and procedures that might not show the present situation.
The realization and implementation of the local development strategy in an organized and continuous manner, based on a well realized model, can lead, in a time horizon of 10 years to a rural space development that can be quantified through removing development disparities. READ MORE HERE
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