Famine forecasting systems are more sophisticated and effective than ever, but a report from Chatham House shows that prediction isn’t leading to prevention.
Food Tank’s mission is to highlight stories of hope and success. These are 14 reasons to be hopeful about the future of the food system.
The indigenous crop enset contributes to regional food security in Ethiopia and has potential for consumption outside of the rural highlands.
YouGiveGoods.com is an online platform that addresses every identifiable inefficiency that exists within the traditional in-kind donation process.
Double Up Food Bucks allows Michigan farmers markets to double the purchasing power for customers using federal food assistance dollars.
POLITICO has just launched a new platform of its subscription-based news service focusing on issues in agriculture and food policy.
An overview of some of the most egregious inactions that have contributed to a failure to solve the food crisis in 2012.
Landesa’s new website, Land Post-2015, offers a wide variety of resources to contribute to a post-2015 global development agenda.
In this Food Tank interview, Peter Menzel and Faith D’Aluisio explain how their photojournalistic projects explore the diversity of human diets.
NETWORK Director Sister Simone Campbell calls on Congress to continue funding for SNAP benefits, which represent “a lifeline to millions of Americans.”
Investment in agricultural land has been increasing, and with it, social and environmental concerns.
Today, Hans Herren was the first Swiss citizen to win the Right Livelihood Award.
Food Tank has selected 26 incredible films educating audiences about changes being made – or that need to be made – in the food system.
A special edition of an Emerald Journal calls for submissions regarding food banks and emergency food provision for 2014.
Enset can be utilized as an agricultural tool for protecting soil health.
According to guest author Ben Simon, founder of the Food Recovery Network, preventing food waste is good for the environment – and for business.
The Foundation for Sustainable Development and the Masaya Without Borders Association have teamed up to use waste to create community gardens to fight hunger.
The Global FoodBanking Network creates, supplies, and strengthens food banks and food bank networks around the world, using food waste as a solution to hunger.
Northwest Earth Institute’s new discussion courses explore the interconnections of our food systems and our relationship to and responsibility in these systems.
The 2013 edition of U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization Statistical Yearbook paints a detailed picture of the world’s food and agriculture today.
