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Food
for All
Background Information
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Introduction
- Breaking
new ground.
"The
Real Green Revolution, Organic and agroecological farming
in the South", Nicholas Parrott & Terry Marsden from the
Department of City and Regional Planning at Cardiff University
(UK), February 2002.
Full report (1.3KB pdf file)
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Recipes
against hunger - success stories for the future of agriculture
Greenpeace International, September 2001 (3.31KB pdf file)
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Empty
promises - The "Rome Declaration on World Food Security" in
1996 and today's realities Greenpeace International, August
2001 (pdf file)
Farmers'
fact sheet: Grains of Truth: false promises of genetic engineering
(pdf file).
Reducing
Food Poverty with Sustainable Agriculture: A Summary of New
Evidence (Pretty and Hine) Centre for Environment and Society
(Jules Pretty and Rachel Hine)
IFPRI
- International Food Policy Research Institute Organisers
of the Conference on "Sustainable Food Security for All by
2020: From Dialogue to Action" September 4-6, 2001, Bonn,
Germany
Widespread
criticism of UNDP’s stance on genetic engineering in its latest
report
Obsolete
Pesticides - A Global Problem, Greenpeace briefing, October
2001 (pdf).
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