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NAME: Olanike Kudirat ADEYEMO, PhD, FCVSN, FEnv, FAAS, FAS, FTWAS SEX: Female DATE OF BIRTH: 17th July 1970 MARITAL STATUS: Married NATIONALITY: Nigerian CONTACT ADDRESS: Fish and Wildlife Unit, Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria TEL: +234-805-5454-544 E-MAIL: [email protected] [email protected] WEBSITE: http://vet.ui.edu.ng/OKAdeyemo GOOGLE SCHOLAR: http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=AbsyqJgAAAAJ&hl=en SCOPUS AUTHOR ID: 7003434760 ORCID ID: 0000-0003-3404-5090 LiveDNA 234.10354 -http://livedna.org/234.10354 WIKIPEDIA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olanike_Adeyemo

B. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION (WITH DATES) • Ph.D (Aquatic Epidemiology and Toxicology), University of Ibadan, Nigeria (2005) • Masters Degree in Veterinary Public Health (MVPH), University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1998) • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.), University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1994)

C. PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND DIPLOMAS • Fellow, College of Veterinary Surgeon, Nigeria (2013) • Registered Veterinary Surgeon (VCN Reg. No 2471)

D. EMPLOYMENT WITH DATES/JOB EXPERIENCE

EMPLOYMENT: 1. March 13, 2017 till Date: Pioneer Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships), University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

2. October 2011 till Date: Professor, Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan

3. August 2013-July 2015: Schlumberger Foundation sponsored Visiting Scholar, Center for Human and Environmental Toxicology, Department of Physiological sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, USA

4. October 2008 till October 2011: Reader/Associate Professor, in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

5. October 2005 till October 2008, Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor, in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

6. October 2002-October 2005, Lecturer Grade I, in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

7. March 1999-October 2002, Lecturer Grade II, in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

E. MEMBERSHIP OF LEARNED SOCIETIES 1. Member, Society of Toxicology (SOT). 2. Member, Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA). 3. Member, Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FISON). 4. Member, World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association (WAVMA). 5. Member, Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSDW), www.twows.org. 6. Member, West African Research and Innovation Management Association (WARIMA). 7. Member, Network of Tropical Aquaculture and Fisheries Professionals (NTAFP). 8. Member, Wildlife Disease Association (WDA), Iowa, U.S.A. 9. Member, Association for Women’s Right in Development (AWID), Ontario, Canada, www.awid.org. 10. Member, Women Organizing for change in Agriculture and Natural Resources Management (WOCAN), www.wocan.org. 11. Member, International Society for Environmental Information Sciences (ISEIS), Saskatchewan, Canada, www.iseis.org. 12. Member, International Network of Women Engineer and Scientists (INWES), www.inwes.org.

F. HONOURS, DISTINCTION, SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, ELLOWSHIPS AND PRIZES 1. Member, Fintech Institute (TFI) Advisory Board, TFI is the Pioneer Academy for Fintech Education in Nigeria. 2. Member, International Professional Recognition Committee (IPRC) for Research Management, Cape Town South Africa (2020-2023). 3. Recognized as the “Scientist of the Year 2020” in the “Natural Sciences/ Earth and related Environmental Sciences category” of the Open International Competition by the International Achievements Research Center, Chicago, IL, USA (https://achievementscenter.com/olanike-adeyemo) 4. 44th Council Member (Representative, Biological Sciences), Nigerian Academy of Science (2020-2022). 5. Member, The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) Independent Expert Committee (IEC) in Earth, Astronomy and Space Sciences (2020). 6. USAID grant FIL- ($625,045.00) for a project titled "Improving Biosecurity: A Science-based Approach to Manage Fish Disease Risks and Increase the Socio- economic Contribution of the Nigerian Catfish and Tilapia Industries" (2020- 2023)

7. Fellow, Society for Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Mitigation (http://www.setpom.com/about.html)-2019. 8. Invited member, The Boardroom Africa (http://theboardroomafrica.com/)- 2019. 9. Invited to Join the Expert Committee on Science Advise in Africa; a project commissioned by the International Network for Government Science Advice (INGSA) and executed by Nigerian Academy of Science (2019). 10. Invited to Join the Expert Group of the High-Level Panel on Building a Sustainable Ocean Economy (2019). 11. Fellow (2019), The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) for the advancement of science in developing countries. https://twas.org/article/twas-elects-46-new- fellows 12. Board member, FAME INITIATIVE, an NGO which organizes value driven class- based leadership and civic engagement program for under-served teenagers in secondary schools (2018 till date). http://thefameinitiative.org/fashioned-and- made-for-excellence-foundation-board/. 13. Member, Governing Board, The First Technical University, Ibadan (2018 till date) 14. Featured in “Science Communication Hub” (2018): https://www.scicomnigeria.org/blank-1/Breaking-Through-The-E2809CGlass- CeilingE2809D-Meet-Olanike-K-Adeyemo-the-Pioneer-Deputy-Vice-Chancellor- Research-Innovation-and-Strategic-Partnerships-University-of-Ibadan-Nigeria 15. Featured in “Women in Science - Inspiring Stories from Africa” (2017): A publication of Network of African Science Academies (NASAC), Pg 52-53. The publication profiles thirty women from eighteen countries across Africa, who have excelled in various STEM careers. http://nasaconline.org/index.php/2017/08/16/women-in-science-inspiring- stories-from-africa/ 16. Fellow, Academy of Science, Nigeria (2016), http://nas.org.ng/all-fellows/ . 17. Showcased on “Akinkanju” the webpage of the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) Commission, which is dedicated to honoring the history of the Southwest Region by highlighting those who have made remarkable strides in its development. http://www.dawncommission.org/akinkanjuDetail.php?id=52 18. Listed in “African Success: People Changing the Face of Africa”; a database of successful African personalities. http://www.africansuccess.org/visuFiche.php?id=1074&lang=en 19. Invited Participant, the Commonwealth of Science Conference Organized by the Royal Society and Government of India, held in Bangalore on 25-28 November 2014 http://commonwealth.royalsociety.org/delegates/NGA/Professor-Olanike- Adeyemo-FAAS 20. Fellow, African Academy of Sciences (2012)- http://www.aasciences.org/ 21. Schlumberger Foundation grant ($80,000) for Visiting Fellowship at the University of Florida (2013-2015). 22. Executive Committee Member, Global Young Academy (GYA) 2013 23. Member, Global Young Academy (GYA) 2011-2017- http://www.globalyoungacademy.org/ 24. Consultant to Milieudefensie, the Netherlands, on Oil Pollution Study of Oruma and Ikot Ada Udo Communities of Niger Delta, Nigeria (2011) 25. Appointed as toxicological and epidemiological expert of the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) from 2011-2015, 2016-2020 http://www.who.int/foodsafety/areas_work/chemical-risks/2016-Expert- Roster.pdf?ua=1

26. Listed in the 2011 edition of “Black Achievers in Science and Technology”, a publication of the African Scientific Institute (ASI), Oakland, California, USA, a non-profit organisation since 1967. 27. Fellow, African Scientific Institute (ASI), USA, 2010. The ASI’s primary objective is to recognize the achievement of excellence of each fellow in his/her field of endeavour. www.asi-org.net 28. International Foundation for Science (IFS) Grant A/4933-1 (2010) to carry out research on a project titled “Tetracycline residue in feral and cultured fish and their products in Nigeria”. www.ifs.se/ 29. Invited Participant at the World Science Forum (WSF), Budapest (2005, 2007, 2009) 30. Nuffic Fellowship Program (NFP) Grant, (2009) to participate in the 7th African Nutrition Leadership Program (ANLP), organized by North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa from 17th-27th March 2009. www.africanutritionleadership.org 31. USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Grant, 2008, to carry out Research on a project titled “Evaluation for Sustainability of Aquaculture Development in Nigeria”. http://www.fas.usda.gov/ 32. Fellow (Nigeria), 2007 Eisenhower Common Interest Program, which brings together emerging leaders from different countries of the world engaged in the program theme of “Challenges in Urbanization”. Focusing on Waste Management strategies and foibles in the USA. http://eisenhowerfellowships.org/programs/common.html 33. Fellow, USDA/USAID Norman E. Borlaug International Agricultural Science and Technology Fellows Program for African Women in Science (2006). www.fas.usda.gov/icd/borlaug 34. START/PACOM award to carry-out research on “Climate and Global Change-related Impacts, Adaptations, and Vulnerability Assessments in selected aquatic ecosystems in Africa” in conjunction with researchers in Uganda and USA (2006) www.aiaccproject.org/working_papers/working_papers.html 35. SOT-AstraZeneca Award for the outstanding contribution to an under- represented field. The meeting was held in San Diego, California, USA between March 5th -9th, 2006. http://www.iutox.org/astrazeneca.asp 36. Hospitality grant to present scientific paper at 3rd General assembly and Congress of Third World Organization for Women in Science, TWOWS In India (2005). http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~twows/documents/progSessions.doc 37. Postgraduate Teachers Travel grant to attend and present papers at an International conference (2005) 38. Scholarship by MASHAV, Israel to attend 6th International Post-Graduate Course on Aquaculture: Production and Management, in Rehovot, Israel. May 16, 2005- June 9, 2005. http://mashav.mfa.gov.il/ 39. Fellow, Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD), International, Sundial House, 114 Kensington High Street, London, UK (2002). www.lead.org 40. Personal Development award of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) (2002). 41. Certificate of Commendation, for an outstanding performance during the National youth service by the Katsina State command of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) (1995).

G. REVIEWER AND EVALUATION EXPERIENCE

Reviewer: • African Journal of Biomedical Research, Nigeria (2003-date) • African Journal of Biotechnology, Kenya (2005-date) • African Journal of Microbiology Research, Kenya (2007-date) • International Journal of integrative biology, Senegal (2008-date) • Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B: Biology, Elsevier (2008-date) • African Journal of Biochemistry Research, Kenya (2009-Date) • Bulletin of World Health Organization, Switzerland (2009-Date) • Africa Today, Indiana University Press (2009-date) • Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Turkey (2009-date) • Journal of Cell and Animal Biology, Kenya (2009-date) • International Journal of Environmental Engineering Science, Malaysia (2009- date) • International Research Journal of Agricultural Science, Nigeria (2010-date) • International Journal of Biodiversity and Conservation, Kenya (2010-date) • Nigerian Veterinary Journal, Nigeria (2010-date) • Jordan Journal of Biological Sciences, Jordan (2010-date) • The Zoologist, Nigeria (2010-date) • Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, Springer (2010-date) • Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, Springer (2011-date) • Journal of Applied Icthyology, Wiley (2012-Date) • Journal of National Science Foundation, Sri Lanka (2012-date) • Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Elsevier (2013-date) • Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, Elsevier (2014-date)

External Examiner/Grant Evaluation – • Nigerian Institute of Science and Laboratory Technology, Ibadan, Nigeria • Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria • Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria • University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria • University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan • University Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA), Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia • University of Florida- Member, Technical Evaluation Panel on the Livestock Systems Innovation grant RFAs of the USAID-funded Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems.

H. COMMITTEES AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE • Pioneer Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships), University of Ibadan, Ibadan (2017-Date) • Member, Governing Board, University of Ibadan, Ibadan (2017 till date) • Head, Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ibadan (2016-2020) • Chairperson, University of Ibadan Research and Development Fair (UIRESDEV) Committee (2015-2017) • University of Ibadan Senate Representative, Governing Board of Distance Learning (2015-Date) • Member, Senate Development Committee (2015-Date) • Member, African Academy of Sciences’ Commission on Women in Science in Africa

(2014-Date) • Member, Committee on review of the University of Ibadan Five-Year Strategic Plan and Internationalization plan (2013) • Member, Women in Science Working group of the Global Young Academy (2012- date) • Member, Internal Revenue Board, University of Ibadan (2011-date) • Team Member, Development Research Up-take in sub-Saharan Africa (DRUSSA), University of Ibadan (2012-date). • Member, Sub-Committee for the Implementation of the University of Ibadan Total Environment Plan (2011-date). • Member, Ad-hoc Committee on the Development of University of Ibadan Guidelines on Authorship (2011) • Sub-Dean, Postgraduate, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (Aug 2009-July 2013) • Director, Advocacy for Environmental and Human Health For Sustainable Development (AEHSDEV)- (2006-date) • Faculty Representative, Faculty Board of Science (2005- 2007) • Member, Committee on National Zoonoses Center (2005 till date) • Member, Finance Committee of the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, (2000 till date) • Departmental Representative, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Ceremonial Committee, (1999-2002) • Departmental Representative, Undergraduate Registration committee of The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, (2000 till date) • Convener, Environmental Sanitation Monitoring Committee of the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine, (2002 Till date)

I. SUPPLEMENTARY TRAININGS: 1. Training in Advanced Computer Techniques and Application, University of Ibadan consultancy services, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. (1998) Scope of Training • Windows • Dbase • SPSS • Lotus 1-2-3 • Word Perfect • Internet application and networking

2. Basic course in Photography from Asa institute of Photography, Ibadan, Nigeria. (2000) Scope of Training • The eye of the photographer • Developing your eyes • Camera and lens • How to use a camera • Film • Filters • Light • Film development

• Contact printing • Enlarging • Other darkroom techniques

2. National and international leadership training spanning over a period of two years by the Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) International, London, the world's largest non-profit organisation dedicated to building leadership capacity for sustainable development. www.lead.org Scope of Training • The basics of effective leadership. • Industrialization and dynamics of urbanization. • Globalization and global environment. • Global change including ozone depletion, climate change, loss of biodiversity etc • Human dimension of global change, including population growth; human impact on freshwater, the oceans, and the atmosphere; desertification, deforestation, use of resources, global warming, loss of habitat etc. • Participatory and integrated development • Environmental strategic development and action plans. • Skill modules including decision making, systems thinking, conflict resolution and negotiation. • Governance and the environment. • Information technology, Internet and networking skills. • Fundamentals of Geographic information system (GIS). • Cross-cultural communication. • Managing, monitoring and control of national, regional and global commons for sustainable development. • Issues of sustainability (ecological footprints, resource use and carrying capacity). • The role of science, policy, and the media in addressing these issues.

3. Envirovet Summer Institute (2009) Session One: Wildlife and Ecosystem Health (June 16–July 2) held at White Oak Conservation Center, Yulee, Florida. Session two was themed Aquatic Wildlife and Ecosystem Health; held at Florida Atlantic University, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution, and Fort Pierce, Florida, USA July 5 - 19, 2009. Developing Country Session held in The United Republic of Tanzania, East Africa from 21 July 2009 – 10 August 2009. http://vetmed.illinois.edu/envirovet/ Scope of Training • Terrestrial and aquatic ecology • Population biology • Epidemiology • Infectious and toxicologic diseases of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife • Wildlife immobilization, mapping • Environmental laws including those related to wildlife conservation and environmental pollution • Conservation strategies (e.g., ecotourism, Endangered Species Act litigation, habitat restoration), Translocation medicine, Conservation genetics and theriogenology, • Communication skills, advocacy and grantsmanship

• Health and Conservation at the Wildlife-Livestock-Human Interface • Challenges with Diagnosis, Surveillance and Control of Zoonotic and Emerging Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries (with special focus on Avian Influenza and Zoonotic Tuberculosis) • Wildlife Health and Conservation Challenges in Protected Areas • Health and Conservation Policy at the National and Global Level • Threats to Tropical Fresh Water and Marine Ecosystems

4. 6th International Post-Graduate Course on Aquaculture: Production and Management, in Rehovot, Israel. May 16, 2005- June 9, 2005. Scope of Training • General aspects of aquaculture • Fish physiology and immunology • Reproduction and larviculture • Fish genetics • Fish diseases • Fish nutrition and feed technology • Water quality and aquacultural engineering • Rearing of other aquatic animals than fish (algae, crustaceans, bivalves, etc.) • Fish behavior • Tilapia culture • Ornamental Fish culture

5. CGIAR Women’s Leadership and Management Development Course, held at IITA, Ibadan, Nigeria from 15th-21st October 2006. Scope of Training • Facilitation Skills • Leadership and Management Functions • Gender Assumptions • Gender Implications • Emotional Intelligence • Six Dimensions of Leadership • Decision Making Skills • Key Skills for Effectively Managing Conflicts • Skills for Strategic Influencing

J. DETAILS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT UNIVERSITY LEVEL

a. I was employed on 15th March 1999 as a lecturer Grade II in the Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine where I have been teaching till date. This represents a teaching experience of over twenty-one (21) years’ experience at the University. b. In the past 21 years, I have taught courses in Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine and in Wildlife and Fisheries Management at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

TABLE 1: SUMMARIZES THE COURSES BEING TAUGHT DVM, MVPH, MPVM AND MSC. EPIZOOTIOLOGY STUDENTS

Subjects taught every year Course Class Semester(s) Course No Unit Wildlife and Fish Ecology Management and AVM 619 400/600 1st 3 Diseases level Epizootiology and specific Disease prevention VPH 513 500 level 1st 2 techniques Public Health and Preventive Medicine clinics I VPH 531 500 level 1st & 2nd 3 Public Health and Preventive Medicine clinics II VPH 632 600 level 1st & 2nd 3 Project supervision VPH 633 600 level 1st & 2nd 6 Postgraduate Teaching Advanced Meat and Milk Hygiene VPH 710 700 level 1st 3 Veterinary Environmental Health VPH 722 700 level 2nd 2 Applied Veterinary Immunology PVM 712 700 level 1st 2 Control of Major and Emerging Zoonoses VPH 713 700 level 1st 2 Prevention of Diseases of Fish and other Aquatic PVM 726 700 level 2nd 2 Animals Fish and Shellfish Hygiene VPH 711 700 level 1st 4 Seminar Presentation PVM 733 700 level 1st & 2nd 2 Animal by-product and Hazard analysis VPH 712 700 level 1st 2 Laboratory Diagnostic Methods PVM 727 700 level 2nd 2

TABLE 2: ASSOCIATE LECTURER TO DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY (2010 TO DATE)

COURSE COURSE LEVEL SEMESTE COURSE CODE R UNIT Disaster Risk Management: PVM 715 700 level 1st 2 Disease Surveillance And Emergency Preparedness TABLE 3: SUMMARY OF PROJECTS SUPERVISED TO DATE

Completed In progress Undergraduat D.V.M 28 4 e Postgraduate MPVM/MVPH & M.Sc. (Epiz.), 22 3 PhD 8 7

K. RESEARCH INTERESTS • Aquatic Epidemiology and food safety • Ecotoxicology • Wildlife toxicology • Global public Health (One Health) • Biochemical & molecular toxicology (Biomarkers)

• Simulation models of environmental fates of contaminants Research Focus: In an increasingly interdependent World population, my research is focused on aquatic and wildlife epidemiology, toxicology, food safety and global public health. I have developed and validated assays for invivo evaluation of genes as biomarkers of environmental pollution and contamination. I have also developed and applied both analytical and bio-analytical techniques to environmental and public health issues, Including research into the interplay of ecotoxicology with aquatic and wildlife borne emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases and the implications for global public health and environmental justice within community-based research framework. I have therefore been developing and validating epidemiological procedures for diseases at the environment-wildlife- livestock-human interface and of regulatory and public health importance.

L. PROJECT/DISSERTATION/THESIS

• Public health aspect of frozen fish offered for sale in markets in Ibadan. (1994) – D.V.M. Project • Health risk assessment of frozen and smoked fish sold in an open market (Bodija) in Ibadan. (1998)-M.V.P.H. Dissertation • Bioconcentration and toxicological effects of lead nitrate on African catfish (Clarias gariepinus Burchell 1822)- Ph.D Thesis

M. PUBLICATIONS

Books, Chapters in Books, Conference Proceedings, Monographs, Briefs and Technical Reports

1. Olanike K. Adeyemo, Selim A. Alarape, Veronica E. Adetunji, Akeem B. Saka Oluwawemimo O. Adebowale, Oniovosa, O. Ubiogoro, and Samuel A. Agbede (2020). Safety Hazards Along Animal Food Supply Chain in Nigeria in “Food Security and Safety” Published by Springer, Chapter 45, 15pp.

2. Adeyemo, Olanike (2015). Towards sustainable tackling of emerging and re- emerging infectious diseases, Policy Brief for 2015 Global Sustainable Development Report. https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/5694Emerging_diseas es_ADEYEMO.pdf

3. Adebowale, O.O., Adeyemo, O.K., Jayeola, A.O., Ojo, E.O., Adebowale, O., Kehinde O.O and kperegbeyi E. (2011). Microbial characterization of the wastewater from a major abattoir and it’s receiving surface water in Abeokuta, Nigeria, in Animal hygiene and sustainable livestock production. Proceedings of the XVth International Congress of the International Society for Animal Hygiene, Vienna, Austria, 3-7 July 2011, Volume 3 2011 pp. 1131-1134. ISBN 978-80-263-0012-0

4. Jayasinghe, S., Kroll, K., Adeyemo, O., Lavelle, C., Denslow, N., Mehinto, A., Bay, S., Maruya, K. (2014). Linkage of In Vitro Assay Results With In Vivo End Points, Final Report – Phase 1. San Francisco Estuary Institute, Richmond. CA. Contribution # 734.

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Olanike_Adeyemo/publication/272420349_ Linkage_of_In_Vitro_Assay_Results_With_In_Vivo_End_Points_Final_Report_ -_Phase_1/links/54e405f00cf2dbf606955edf/Linkage-of-In-Vitro-Assay-Results- With-In-Vivo-End-Points-Final-Report-Phase-1.pdf. USA.

5. Adeyemo, O.K. (2013). Tetracycline residue in feral and cultured fish and their products in Nigeria. A report submitted to International Foundation for Science, Sweden based on IFS research grant agreement: A/4933-1 carried out from September 2011-June 2013. 30pp.

6. Adeyemo, O.K. (2011). Food safety and environmental health concerns of Nigerian aquaculture industry. In a 754-page book (A.O. Salami and I.O. Orimogunje, Eds.) titled “Environmental Research and Challenges of Sustainable Development in Nigeria”. Published by Obafemi Awolowo University Press, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. 335-353pp.

7. Salami, A.T, Adeyemo, O., Oyedele, D. (2011). Pollution study of Ikot Ada Udo Community, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. A Technical report submitted to Milieu Defensie, The Netherlands on 15th June 2011. 44pp.

8. Salami, A.T, Adeyemo, O., Oyedele, D. (2011). Pollution study of Oruma Community, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. A Technical report submitted to Milieu Defensie, The Netherlands on 15th June 2011. 46pp.

9. Adeyemo, O.K. (2009). Evaluation for Sustainability of Aquaculture Development in Nigeria. Final Project Report on 2008/2009 USDA/Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) grant, 28pp.

10. Adeyemo, O.K.; Falaye, A.E. (2009). Disease Considerations in Cage Culture. In: Federal Department of Fisheries and University of Ibadan Ventures Limited Sponsored “Capacity Building Workshop on Fish Cage and Pen Culture in Inland Waters of Nigeria”. June 2009, 86-99. NIGERIA.

11. Falaye, A.E.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2009). Environmental Concerns in Cage Culture. . In: Federal Department of Fisheries and University of Ibadan Ventures Limited Sponsored “Capacity Building Workshop on Fish Cage and Pen Culture in Inland Waters of Nigeria”. June 2009, 101-111. NIGERIA.

12. Adeyemo, O.K. (2007). Implications of lead contamination of Nigerian Environment on the health of women and children. Proceedings of International Conference on Women's Impact on Science and Technology in the New Millennium” held in Bangalore, India, between 21-25 November 2005. 307-310pp. INDIA.

13. Adeyemo, O.K. (2007). Occupational exposure of Nigerian women to cyanide in cassava processing communities. Proceedings of International Conference on Women's Impact on Science and Technology in the New Millennium” held in Bangalore, India, between 21-25 November 2005. 303-306pp. INDIA.

14. Naigaga, I. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2007). Environmental Change Assessment in Africa: Seasonal Fluctuation in the Atmospheric and Water Levels of Methane and

Nitrous Oxide in Selected Aquatic Ecosystems in Uganda and Nigeria. Final Project Report for 2006 START/PACOM African Global Change Research Grants, 26pp.

15. Agbede, S.A.; Adedeji, O.B.; Adeyemo, O.K. and Olufemi, B.E. (2001). Fish food development, safety and security in Nigeria. Proceedings of the USDA/USAID/NIGERIA sponsored international conference on Food safety and security in Nigeria, held at IITA, Ibadan-Nigeria between 1st- 3rd August 2001. 58- 69. USA

Articles in Learned Journals/Refereed Conference Proceedings, etc

16. Babatunde A Saka, Olanike K. Adeyemo, Selim A. Alarape, Oniovosa A. Ubiogoro and Paul Adegbola (2020). An assessment of the wholesomeness of Mackerel and Herrings fishes imported into Nigeria through the Lagos port between January 2011 and December 2013. Manuscript under peer-review in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. SWITZERLAND.

17. Olamide Elizabeth Faremi, Temitope Olawunmi Sogbanmu and Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2020). Surface water, sediment quality, macrobenthic invertebrate, fish species diversity and environmental effects knowledge assessment at a sawmills waste- impacted site on the Lagos lagoon, Nigeria. Manuscript under peer-review in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, THE NETHERLANDS.

18. Patricia Ihuaku Otuh, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo, Bamidele Nyemike Ogunro, Elebe Emmanuel Nwezza, Festus Olukayode Soyinka and Olusoji James Daniel (2020). Geo- Spatial Distribution of Buruli ulcer cases in Ogun state, south western Nigeria: Implications for the control of a neglected tropical disease. Manuscript under peer-review in African Journal of Infectious Diseases. NIGERIA.

19. Adetunji VE, Ogundipe G.A.T. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2020). The Haematologic And Biochemical Parameters of Haemogregarine Positive and Negative Kinixys belliana and Kinixys homeana) in Ibadan, Oyo State. Manuscript accepted by Sahel Journal of Veterinary Sciences, NIGERIA.

20. Olanike K. Adeyemo, Temitope O. Sogbanmu, Selim A. Alarape, and Nancy D. Denslow (2020). Biomonitoring of aquatic pollution: status and trends from genomics to populations. Proceedings of the Nigerian Academy of Science (Themed Edition on Sustainable Development Goal 14), Volume 13, No 2: 115-129. http://nasjournal.org.ng/index.php/pnas/article/view/269.

21. Olanike K. Adeyemo and Temitope O. Sogbanmu (2020). SDG 14 - life below water: trend and trajectory in Nigeria, Guest Editorial, Proceedings of the Nigerian Academy of Science (Themed Edition on Sustainable Development Goal 14), Volume 13, No 2: 1-3. http://nasjournal.org.ng/index.php/pnas/article/view/261.

22. Oluwasanmi Olayinka Aina, Peter Chuka Ozegbe and Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2020). Micro- and intermediate filaments of the testis of African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) treated with a sub lethal dose of carbendazim. Nigerian Journal of Physiological Sciences. 35 (1): 40-45. NIGERIA. http://www.ojshostng.com/index.php/njphysiologicalsciences/article/view/701/718

23. Oluwawemimo Oluseun Adebowale, Folashade Adefunke Adeyemo, Noah Bankole, Mary Olasoju, Hezekiah Kehinde Adesokan, Olubunmi Fasanmi, Olanike Adeyemo, Olajoju Awoyomi, Olugbenga Kehinde, Folorunso Oludayo Fasina (2020). Farmers’ Perceptions and Drivers of Antimicrobial Use and Abuse in Commercial Pig Production, Ogun State, Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 17, 3579; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph17103579. https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/10/3579/htm SWITZERLAND.

24. Oluwawemimo Adebowale, Monsurat Afolabi; Hezekiah K. Adesokan; Olubunmi G. Fasanmi; Olanike K. Adeyemo; Olajoju J. Awoyomi; Folorunso O. Fasina (2020). Determinants of Work-Related Hazards Experienced Amongst Veterinary Clinical Students in Southwest Nigeria. Veterinary Medicine International. https://doi.org/10.1155/2020/2780378, UNITED KINGDOM.

25. Adekemi Florence Fagbohun, Olufunke Eunice Ola-Davies, Benjamin Obukowho Emikpe, Oluwafemi Obagbemiro, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2020). Chronic Exposure to No- Effect Concentration of Diazinon Induced Histological Lesions in Organs of Clarias gariepinus. Agricultural Sciences, Vol.11: 627-637. DOI: 10.4236/as.2020.117040. CHINA.

26. Akpan, S.O., Odeniyi, O.A., Adebowale, O.O., Alarape, S.A. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2020): Antibiotic Resistance Profile of Gram-Negative Bacteria Isolated from Lafenwa Abattoir Effluent and its Receiving Water (River Ogun) in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Research, 87(1), a1854. https://doi.org/10.4102/ojvr.v87i1.1854, SOUTH AFRICA.

27. Adetunji VE, Ogunsola J. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2019). Evaluation of diazepam-ketamine combination for immobilization of African land tortoise (Testudo graeca). Sokoto Journal of Veterinary Sciences, 17(1): 78 - 81. http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/sokjvs.v17i1.10. NIGERIA.

28. Otuh, P.I., Adeyemo, O.K., Nwezza, E.E., Daniel, O.J., Soyinka, F.O. (2019). Knowledge, attitude and practices regarding Buruli ulcer among rural inhabitants in Ogun State, Nigeria. African Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 48, 101-109. NIGERIA.

29. Otuh P.I., Adeyemo O.K., Etim E.U., Agbede A.S., Nwezza E.E., and Okeke O.S. (2019). Aquatic Environmental Assessment in Relation to Buruli Ulcer Epidemiology in Ogun State, Nigeria: The Public Health Implication, Journal of Research in Forestry, Wildlife & Environment, 11(2): 156-166. https://www.ajol.info/index.php/jrfwe. NIGERIA.

30. Ubiogoro, O.E.; Alarape, S.A., Saka, A.B., Adeyemo, O.K. (2019). Growth Performance and Sensory Parameters of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fed with Sublethal Dose of Neem Leaf Extracts and its Antibacterial Effects, Veterinarski Arhiv, 89: 709-721. http://vetarhiv.vef.unizg.hr/papers/2019-89-5-9.pdf, doi: 10.24099/vet.arhiv.0284. CROATIA.

31. Akeem Babatunde Saka, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo, Olubusola Ayoola Odeniyi, Selim Adewale Alarape, and Adebola Olayemi Odeseye (2019). Seroconversion, seroprotection and safety determination of formalinised local isolate of Aeromonas hydrophila administered through different routes in African catfish (Clarias gariepinus, Burchell 1822). Journal of Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 43(3): 79-87. DOI: https://doi.org/10.13041/jpvm.2019.43.3.79. SOUTH KOREA.

32. O.K. Adeyemo, I.G Adeyemi and O.O Odunsi (2019). Physicochemical, heavy metals and microbial pollution of surface and ground water in Bodija Municipal Abattoir and its Environs. International Journal of Environment, Agriculture and Biotechnology (IJEAB), Vol 4 (6): 1720- 1725. https://doi.org/10.22161/ijeab.46.13. MEXICO

33. Oluwasanmi Olayinka Aina, Peter Chuka Ozegbe, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2019). Age related Histology and Immunohistochemistry of some intermediate filaments in the Testis of the African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus). Nigerian Journal of Physiological Sciences. 34(2): 121-124. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32343262/. NIGERIA.

34. Mehinto, Alvine; Kroll, Kevin; Jayasinghe, B. Sumith; VanDervort, Darcy; Adeyemo, K. Olanike; Lavelle, Candice; Bay, Steven M.; Maruya, Keith A.; Denslow, Nancy (2018). Linking in vitro estrogenicity to adverse effects in the inland silverside (Menidia beryllina). Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 37(3):884-892. DOI: 10.1002/etc.4024, THE NETHERLANDS.

35. Abimbola Yemisi Kupoluyi, Selim Adewale Alarape, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2018). Impact of Industrial Effluents on Alaro River in Oluyole Industrial Estate, Ibadan and Its Suitability for Aquatic Life. Sokoto Journal of Veterinary Sciences, Volume 16 (1): 38-44. DOI: 10.4314/sokjvs.v16i1.6. http://www.sokvetjournal.net/images/PDF/Vol_16_1/6.%20Kupoluyi%20et%20al.pdf. NIGERIA.

36. Patricia Ihuaku Otuh, Festus Olukayode Soyinka, Bamidele Nyemike Ogunro, Victor Akinseye, Adebola Olubunmi Iseoluwa-Adelokiki, Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo (2018). Perception and Incidence of Buruli ulcer in Ogun State, South-Western Nigeria: Intensive Epidemiological Survey and Public Health Intervention Recommended. Pan-African Medical Journal, 29:166. doi:10.11604/pamj.2018.29.166.10110. KENYA.

37. Adebowale, O.O. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2018). Characterization of bacterium types isolated from commercial laying hen farms in Ogun State Nigeria. Revue D'élevage et de Médecine Vétérinaire des Pays Tropicaux, 71(3). DOI: 10.19182/remvt.31642. FRANCE.

38. Adeyemo, O.K., Alarape, S.A, Adetunji, V.E., Saka, B.A., Ubiogoro, O.E. (2017). Seasonal pH and Carbon-dioxide Level of Fresh and Marine Aquatic Systems as Indicator of Climate Change in Nigeria. Tropical Veterinarian, 35 (2): 53-60. https://www.ajol.info/index.php/tv/article/view/160279. NIGERIA.

39. Saka, B.A., Adeyemo, O.K., Odeseye A.O. (2017). Multiple Antibiotic Resistance Indices of Aeromonas hydrophila Isolates of Muscle of Catfish (Clarias gariepinus, Burchell 1822) From Selected Markets in Ibadan, Nigeria, African Journal of Clinical and Experimental Microbiology, 18 (2): 73-78. https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/ajcem.v18i2.3. NIGERIA.

40. Alarape, S.A., Adeyemo, O.K. (2017). Tetracycline Residue in fresh and processed Clarias gariepinus from Selected Fish Farms and Markets in Ibadan, Nigeria, Tropical Veterinarian, 35 (2): 61-71. https://www.ajol.info/index.php/tv/article/view/160280. NIGERIA.

41. Adeniran A., Adeyemo, O.K., Emikpe B.O., Alarape, S.A. (2017). Organosomatic Indices, Haematological and Histological Assessment as Biomarkers of Health Status in Feral and Cultured Clarias gariepinus, African Journal of Biomedical Research, s. Vol. 20 (May, 2017), 189-194. http://ajbrui.org/ojs/index.php/ajbr/article/view/265. NIGERIA.

42. Ubiogoro, O.E.; Aina, O.O., Alarape, S.A., Babalola, O.E., Adeyemo, O.K. (2017). Effects of Neem Leaf Aqueous Extract On Organ Histology, Haematological Parameters and Biochemical Indices in Catfish. Alexandria Journal of Veterinary Science, Vol. 54: 17-24. https://doi.org/10.5455/ajvs.256015. http://www.ejmanager.com/fulltextpdf.php?mno=256015. EGYPT

43. Ubiogoro O.E and Adeyemo O.K. (2017). Heavy metal pollution of aquatic systems in oil producing communities of delta state, Nigeria. Journal of Applied Biosciences. 120: 11993- 11998. https://dx.doi.org/10.4314/jab.v120i1.1. http://m.elewa.org/Journals/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/1.Ubiogoro-and-Adeyemo.pdf. KENYA.

44. Abdullahi, A., Hassan, A., Kadarman, N., Muhammad, J.Y., Adeyemo, O.K., Lua, P.L. (2016). Occupational hazards among the abattoir workers associated with noncompliance to the meat processing and waste disposal laws in Malaysia, Risk Management and Healthcare Policy, 9: 43-48. https://doi.org/10.2147/RMHP.S98271 UNITED KINGDOM.

45. Aina, O.O., Ozegbe P.C., Adeyemo O.K. (2016). Reproductive Biomarkers of Endocrine Disruption in Adult Male Clarias gariepinus Exposed to Sub-Lethal Carbendazim. Anatomy Journal of Africa, 5(1): 672-685. http://www.anatomyafrica.org/Vol5issue1/aina.pdf KENYA.

46. Adebowale O.O, O.K. Adeyemo, O. Awoyomi, R. Dada and O. Adebowale. Antibiotic usage and practices in commercial poultry laying hens in Ogun state Nigeria (2016). Revue d’élevage et de médecine vétérinaire des pays tropicaux, 69 (1): 41-45. https://doi.org/10.19182/remvt.31170. http://remvt.cirad.fr/cd/derniers_num/2016/REMVT16_41_45.pdf . FRANCE.

47. Adebowale O.O., Jayeola, A., Adeyemo Olanike, and Kperegbeyi, E. (2016). Potential Bacterial Zoonotic Pathogens Isolated from a Major Abattoir and its Receiving Surface Water in Abeokuta, Nigeria. Alexandria Journal of Veterinary Science, 50 (1): 94-98. DOI:10.5455/ajvs.222912.http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=222912. EGYPT.

48. Adebowale, O.O., Adeyemo, O.K. (2016). Assessment of workplace health and safety practices among poultry workers in Southwestern Nigeria. Italian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 7 (2): 66-71. http://www.ijoehy.it/index.php/IJOEHY/article/view/157. ITALY.

49. Alarape, S.A., Hussein T.O., Adetunji, V.E., Adeyemo, O.K. (2015). Skeletal and Other Morphological Abnormalities in Cultured Nigerian African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus, Burchell 1822). International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies, 2(5): 20-25. http://www.fisheriesjournal.com/vol2issue5/Pdf/2-5-21.1.pdf. INDIA

50. Saka, B.A., Adeyemo, O.K., Emikpe, B.O. (2015). Testes Development in Nigerian Clarias gariepinus, Burchell 1822, International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies; 2 (5): 366-369. http://fisheriesjournal.com/vol2issue5/Pdf/2-6-17.1.pdf. INDIA

51. Ola-Davies, O.E., Fagbohun, A.F., Emikpe, B.O., Adeyemo, O.K. (2015). Diazinon- Induced Clastogenity and Pathological Changes in Ovaries and Testes of Clarias gariepinus, Agricultural Sciences, 6, 146-151. https://doi.org/10.4236/as.2015.61012. http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperDownload.aspx?paperID=53496. USA.

52. Denslow, N.D., Adeyemo, O.K., Kroll, K.J. (2015). Effect of Oil and Dispersants from the Gulf of Mexico on Estuarine Fish Species. Journal of Environmental Indicators, 9:10- 11. CANADA. http://scholar.uwindsor.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1048&context=icei2015

53. Saka, B.A., Adeyemo, O.K. (2015). Gonad Development in the Female Nigerian Clarias gariepinus Burchell 1822. Journal of Aquaculture Research Development. 6: 341. DOI: 10.4172/2155-9546.1000341. https://www.omicsonline.org/open-access/gonad- development-in-the-female-nigerian-clarias-gariepinus-burchell-1822-2155-9546- 1000341.php?aid=57031. USA.

54. Adeyemo, O.K., Kroll, K.J., Denslow, N.D., (2015). Developmental abnormalities and differential expression of genes induced in oil and dispersant exposed Menidia beryllina embryos. Aquatic Toxicology, 168: 60–71. DOI: 10.1016/j.aquatox.2015.09.012. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26448268. NETHERLANDS.

55. Okere, N.C., Adeyemo, O.K. (2014). Occurrence and fish farmer perceptions of symptoms of diseases in Ibadan and Ikorodu in Nigeria. African Journal of Animal and Biomedical Sciences, 8(1): 82-88. http://www.ajabsjournal.com/index.php?q=Download&filename=Okere%20and%20Ola nike%20edited%20fINAL%20Fish%20farmers%20perception%20of%20disease%20man uscript.pdf&id=216. UGANDA

56. Okere N.C., Odeniyi, O.A., Adeyemo, O.K. (2014). Antibiotic sensitivity pattern of pathogenic bacterial isolates from diseased Clarias gariepinus from selected Ibadan and Ikorodu farms. Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 10: 439-448. http://www.lifescienceglobal.com/home/cart?view=product&id=1258 CANADA

57. Otuh1, P.I., Adeyemo O.K., Soyinka, F.O., Nwezza, E.E. (2014). Spatio-temporal pattern of buruli ulcer in Ogun State, South Western Nigeria, International Journal of Infectious Diseases, Volume 21, Supplement 1, Page 238. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijid.2014.03.917. USA

58. Adeyemo, O.K. (2014). Beyond resource sharing: sustainable management of transboundary pollution and diseases. Science * Policy * Africa, Newsletter of the African Academy of Sciences, Volume 18 Number 3, Pg 9, September 2014. http://www.iamp- online.org/sites/iamp- online.org/files/SPA%20Newsletter%20of%20AAS%20Vol%2018%20No%203_Sept%20 2014.pdf KENYA.

59. Adeyemo, O.K. (2014). Global Impact of Emerging Infectious Diseases: Ebola is one of many. Global Young Academy Connections, Issue 3 December 2014, page 6-7.

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60. Alarape, S.A., Ajani, F., Adeyemo, O.K., Shobiye, J.O. (2013). Effect of Copper Sulphate on Spawning Success in African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus, Burchell 1822), Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science, Vol. 8 (6): 714-720. http://scialert.net/onlinefirst.php?issn=1816-4927 USA

61. Adeyemo, O.K., Ubiogoro, O. (2012). Ecotoxicological Assessment for Poly-Aromatic Hydrocarbon in Aquatic Systems of Oil Producing Communities In Delta State, Nigeria, Journal of Fisheries Science, 6 (1): 53-62. DOI: 10.3153/jfscom.2012007. http://www.fisheriessciences.com/tur/Journal/vol6/issue1/jfscom2012007.pdf. TURKEY

62. Ajani, F., Adeyemo, O.K. (2012). Nitrite intoxication of Clarias gariepinus at different water temperatures, International Journal of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Vol. 4 (4): 77- 80, DOI:10.5897/IJFA11.064. http://www.academicjournals.org/IJFA/PDF/Pdf2012/Mar/9%20Mar/Funmilola%20an d%20Kudirat.pdf USA.

63. Kakulu, F.O., Adeyemo, O.K. (2011): Clearance of Colloidal Carbon from the Blood of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus). International Journal of Biotechnology and Biochemistry. 7 (6): 17–24. www.ripublication.com/IJBB%20V7/ijbbv7n2_3.pdf. INDIA

64. Adedeji O.B.; Adeyemo O.K. and Oyedele M.O. (2011) Heavy Metals In Snail and Water samples from Alaro Rivers in Oluyole Industrial Area of Ibadan Southwestern Nigeria. Journal of Applied Sciences in Environmental Sanitation, 6 (2): 115-121. http://trisanita.org/jases/asespaper2011/ases13v6n2y2011.pdf INDONESIA

65. Adeyemo, O.K.; Ganiyu, O.I.; Olugasa, B.O. (2011). Comparative evaluation of productivity and cost effectiveness of catfish fingerling production in earthen pond and recirculation system in Ibadan, Nigeria, Nigerian Veterinary Journal, 32 (1): 5-8. DOI: 10.4314/nvj.v32i1.69003. http://www.ajol.info/index.php/nvj/article/viewFile/69003/57058. NIGERIA

66. Ajani, F; Emikpe B.O.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2011). Histopathological and enzyme changes in Clarias gariepinus (burchell 1822) exposed to nitrite at different water temperatures, Nature and Science, 9 (5): 119-124. http://www.sciencepub.net/nature/ns0905/18_5315ns0905_119_124.pdf. USA

67. Adeyemo, O.K., Alarape, S.A., Emikpe, B.O. (2011). Reprotoxic Effect of Malachite Green on African Catfish Clarias gariepinus (Burchell 1822), Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science, 6 (5): 1-8. DOI: 10.3923/jfas.2011.563.570. https://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=jfas.2011.563.570. USA

68. Adeyemo, O.K., Akomolafe, O.T. (2011). Copper Level in Fish from selected Fresh and Marine Aquatic Ecosystems in Nigeria, African Journal of Biomedical Research, 14: 105– 111. http://www.ajbrui.net/ojs/index.php/ajbr/article/viewFile/114/101. NIGERIA.

69. Adeyemo, O.K., Akano O.F., Emikpe B.O. (2011). Effect of Formalin on Spawning Success and Organ Histology in Clarias gariepinus, Research Journal of Environmental Toxicology 5(7):1-9. DOI: 10.3923/rjet.2012.42.50. https://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=rjet.2012.42.50. USA.

70. Otuh, P.I., Adeyemo, O.K., Akomolafe, O.T. (2011). Public Health Implications of some Heavy Metal Pollution in selected Aquatic Systems in Western Nigeria. Tropical Veterinarian, Vol 29 (4): 10-20. http://www.ajol.info/index.php/tv/article/view/84653 NIGERIA.

71. Olatunji-Akioye A.O.; Adeyemo O.K.; Akomolafe, O.T. (2010). Photographic and Radiographic Study of Osteological Abnormalities of the Head of Adult African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus). International Journal of Morphology, 28(3):719-722. http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717- 95022010000300010&lng=en&nrm=iso&tlng=en CHILE

72. Adeyemi I.G; Adeyemo O.K. and Alli O.A. (2010). Economic Loss from Transportation Stress in Slaughter Cattle: The Case of Akinyele Cattle Market, Nigeria. Bulletin of Animal Health and Production in Africa, 58 (1): 89-94. DOI: 10.4314/bahpa.v58i1.57066. http://ajol.info/index.php/bahpa/article/view/57066 KENYA

73. Adeyemo, O.K.; Adedeji, O.B.; Offor, C.C. (2010). Blood Lead Level As Biomarker of Environmental Lead Pollution in Feral and Cultured African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus). Nigerian Veterinary Journal, Vol 31(2): 48-56. DOI:10.4314/nvj.v31i2.68957, http://ajol.info/index.php/nvj. NIGERIA

74. Ajibade W.A., Adeyemo O.K., Agbede S.A. (2010). Coprological Survey and Inventory of Animals at Obafemi Awolowo University and University Of Ibadan Zoological Gardens, World Journal of Zoology, 5 (4): 266-271. http://www.idosi.org/wjz/wjz5(4)10/9.pdf . PAKISTAN

75. Adeyemo, O.K.; Ojo, S.O.; Badejo A. (2010). Marine Shrimp and Fish as Sentinels of Heavy Metal Pollution of Lagos Lagoon, Global Journal of Environmental Research, 4 (3): 155-160. http://www.idosi.org/gjer/gjer4(3)10/3.pdf . PAKISTAN

76. Badejo A., Ojo, S.O.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2010). Seasonal Levels of Essential Trace Metals in Fresh and Fried Marine Shrimp and Fish. International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2 (1): 36-43. http://ipublishing.co.in/jesvol1no12010/EIJES2004.pdf. INDIA

77. Adeyemo O.K.; Adedeji, O.B.; Adetunji V.O.; Akomolafe O.T. (2010). Gross and Histopathological Changes in the Organs of an Ascitic Clarias gariepinus, African Journal of Animal and Biomedical Sciences, 5 (3: 79-87. http://www.ajabs.net/journals/article%2010%20AJABS%202010%205%283%29.pdf UGANDA

78. Adebowale, O. O., Alonge, D. O., Agbede, S. A., Adeyemo O. (2010). Bacteriological Assessment of Quality of Water Used at the Bodija Municipal Abattoir, Ibadan, Nigeria. Sahel Journal of Veterinary Science, 9 (2): 63 – 67. http://www.ajol.info/index.php/sjvs/article/download/66936/54975 NIGERIA.

79. Ajani F., Bello-Olusoji, O.A. and Adeyemo, O.K. (2010). The effects of Ammonia and nitrite on plasma cortisol and reproductive performance of C. gariepinus broodstock. International Journal of Animal Science, Vol. 2. No.1, 89-94. NIGERIA.

80. Adedeji, O.B.; Adeyemo, O.K.; Agbede, S.A. (2009). Effects of Diazinon on Blood Parameters in the African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus). African Journal of Biotechnology, 8 (16): 3940-3946. http://www.academicjournals.org/ajb/abstracts/abs2009/18Aug/Adedeji%20et%20al .htm. KENYA

81. Adeyemo, O.K.; Okwilagwe, O. O. and Ajani, F. (2009). Comparative Assessment Of Sodium EDTA and Heparin as Anticoagulants for the Evaluation Of Haematological Parameters in Cultured and Feral African Catfish (Clarias Gariepinus). Brazilian Journal of Aquatic Science and Technology, 13(1):19-24. http://siaiweb06.univali.br/seer/index.php/bjast/article/view/1332/1053. BRAZIL

82. Olatunji-Akioye, A.O., Adeyemo, O.K. (2009). Liveweight and Chest Girth Correlation in Commercial Sheep and Goat Herds in Southwestern Nigeria. International Journal of Morphology, 27(1):49-52. http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S071795022009000100009&l ng= e&nrm=iso. CHILE

83. Adeyemo, O.K.; Naigaga I.; Alli, R.A. (2009). Effect of Handling and Transportation on Haematology of Clarias gariepinus. Journal of Fisheries Science, 3 (4) 333-341. DOI:10.3153/jfscom.2009038.http://www.fisheriessciences.com/tur/Journal/vol3/issu e4/jfscom2009038.pdf . TURKEY

84. Adeyemo, O.K., Adeyemi, I.G., Awosanya, E.J. (2009). Cattle Cruelty and Risks of Meat Contamination at Akinyele Cattle Market and Slaughter Slab. Tropical Animal Health and Production, 41 (8)1715-1721. http://www.springerlink.com/index/74J3474644465676.pdf . UNITED KINGDOM

85. Adeyemo, O. K., Ubiogoro, O.E., Adedeji, O.B. (2009). Oil Exploitation, Fisheries Resources and Sustainable Livelihood in the Niger Delta. Nature and Faune of the FAO, Vol 24 (1) 56-61. http://www.fao.org/docrep/012/ak995e/ak995e00.htm GHANA.

86. Adedeji, O.B.; Adeyemo, O.K.; Agbede, S.A. (2008). Acute toxicity of diazinon to the African catfish (Clarias gariepinus). African Journal of Biotechnology. 7 (5): 651-654. http://www.academicjournals.org/AJB/PDF/pdf2008/4Mar/Adedeji%20et%20al.pdf. KENYA

87. Adeyemo O.K.; Babalobi, O.O. (2008). Geographical information system (GIS) mapping of spatio-temporal pollution status of rivers in Ibadan, Nigeria. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences, 11 (7): 982-988. http://www.ansijournals.com/pjbs/0/982-988.pdf. PAKISTAN

88. Adeyemo, O.K (2008). Histological Alterations Observed in the Gills and Ovaries of Clarias gariepinus Exposed To Environmentally Relevant Lead Concentrations. Journal of Environmental Health, 70 (9) 48- 51. http://www.neha.org/pdf/JEH/JEH05.08_TOC.pdf USA

89. Adeyemo, O.K. (2008). Histological Alterations Observed In the Liver and Brain of Clarias gariepinus Exposed to Chronic Sublethal Dose of Lead. Bulletin of European Association of Fish Pathologists, 28(3) 105-114. http://eafp.org/eafp- bulletins/2008/8/22/eafp-bulletin-vol283-2008.html. GERMANY

90. Adeyemo O.K. (2008). Habitat assessment for seasonal variation of River pollution in Ibadan, Nigeria, in a geographic information system interface. Veterinaria Italiana, 44 (2), 361‐371. http://www.izs.it/vet_italiana/2008/44_2/361.pdf. ITALY

91. Adeyemo, O.K. (2008). Bioconcentration of Lead in the Tissues of Feral and Laboratory exposed Clarias gariepinus. Journal of Medical Sciences, 8 (3), 281-286. http://www.scialert.com/ems/qredirect.php?linkid=pdf&doi=jms.2008.281.286. USA

92. Adeyemo, O.K., Ajani F.; Adedeji, O.B., Ajiboye, O.O. (2008). Acute Toxicity and Blood Profile of Adult Clarias Gariepinus Exposed To Lead Nitrate. Internet Journal of Haematology Vol 4 (2) 1-10. http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijhe/vol4n2/lead.xml.G ERMANY

93. Adedokun, O.A.; Adeyemo, O.K.; Adeleye, E.; Yusuf, R.K. (2008). Seasonal Limnological Variation And Nutrient Load Of The River System In Ibadan Metropolis, Nigeria. European Journal of Scientific Research Vol 23 (1) 98-108. http://www.eurojournals.com/ejsr_23_1_09.pdf. AUSTRIA

94. Adeyemo, O.K.; Adedokun, O.A.; Yusuf, R.K.; Adeleye, E (2008). Seasonal Changes In Selected Physico-Chemical Parameters And Nutrients of River Sediments in Ibadan City, Nigeria. Global Nest Journal, Vol. 10 (3) 326-336. http://www.gnest.org/Journal/Articles_in_press.asp?url=Vol10_No3/326- 336_458_Adeyemo_10-3.pdf. GREECE

95. Adeyemo, O.K., Aluko, O.O.; Agbede, S.A. (2008). Effect of Temperature on Spoilage Of Fresh And Frozen Fish Sold In Markets In Ibadan. African Journal of Livestock Extension, 6: 66-71. http://ajol.info/index.php/ajlex/article/view/50096/0. NIGERIA

96. Adeyemi, I.G.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2007). Waste Management Practices at The Bodija Abattoir, Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Studies, 64(1):71-82. www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~content=a772297783~db=all~jumptype=rss, UNITED KINGDOM

97. Adeyemo, O.K (2007). Lead Level in Rivers, Sediments and Fishponds in Ibadan Metropolitan Area, South-West Nigeria. African Journal of Aquatic Science. 32(2): 153– 157. http://www.ajol.info/viewarticle.php?jid=114&id=33939&layout=abstract. SOUTH AFRICA

98. Adeyemo, O. K.; Adeyemo O.; Oyeyemi, M. O.; Agbede, S. A. (2007). Effect of semen extenders on the motility and viability of stored African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus) spermatozoa. Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management. Vol 11 (1)13- 16. DOI:10.4314/jasem.v11i1.46827 http://ajol.info/index.php/jasem/article/view/46827/0. NIGERIA

99. Adeyemo, O.K. (2007). Haematological Profile of Clarias gariepinus Exposed to Lead. Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 7: 163-169. http://www.trjfas.org/pdf/issue_7_2/163_169.pdf. TURKEY

100. Adeyemo O.K.; Banwo O.T.; Adeleye, E.A. (2007). Regression Based Modelling Of Relationship Between Lead In Water And Lead Bioaccumulation in Fish. Global Journal of Environmental Research, 1 (3): 117-123. http://www.idosi.org/gjer/gjer1(3)07/4.pdf PAKISTAN.

101. Agbede S.A.; Adeyemo O.K.; Adedeji O.B.; Junaid A.U (2006). Ultrastructural Study of the Phagocytic Activities of Splenic Macrophages in Tilapia (Oreochromis Niloticus). African Journal of Biotechnology. Vol. 5 (22), 2350-2353. www.academicjournals.org/AJB/PDF/pdf2006/16Nov/Agbede%20et%20al.pdf. KENYA

102. Adeyemo, O.K (2005). Haematological and histopathological response of Clarias gariepinus to intra-peritoneal injection of cassava mill effluent. DOI: 10.4314/ajbr.v8i3.35747. African Journal of Biomedical Research. 8:179-183. http://ajbrui.com/files/AJBR83179183.pdf. NIGERIA.

103. Agbede S.A.; Adedeji O.B.; Adeyemo O.K. (2005). Proliferative responses of Tilapia T- Like Lymphocytes to Stimulation by Concanavalin A. DOI: 10.4314/ajbr.v8i3.35742. Afri J. Biomed. Res. 8: 151-155. http://ajbrui.com/files/AJBR83151155.pdf. NIGERIA.

104. Adeyemo, O.K.; Akintoye, O.A.; Oghi, M.L. (2004). Acute toxicity of chlorpyrifos (dursban) to Clarias gariepinus juveniles. Tropical Veterinarian. 22 (1) 4-8. DOI: 10.4314/tv.v22i1.4545. www.ajol.info/viewarticle.php?id=16277. NIGERIA.

105. Agbede, S.A.; Adeyemo, O.K.; Ajani F.; O.B. Adedeji (2004). Selectivity of Three Aquatic Weeds as Diet for Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis Niloticus). African Journal of Livestock Extension. 3, 8-12. www.ajol.info/viewarticle.php?id=19185. NIGERIA.

106. Adeyemo, O.K.; Agbede, S.A.; Olaniyan, A.O.; Shoaga, O.A. (2003). The Haematological response of Clarias gariepinus to changes in acclimation temperature. African Journal of Biomedical Research. 6: 105 – 108. https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/bitstream/1807/1586/1/md03019.pdf. NIGERIA.

107. Adeyemo, O.K. (2003). Consequences of Pollution and Degradation Of Nigerian Aquatic Environment on Fisheries Resources. The Environmentalist. 23 (4), 297-306. http://www.springerlink.com/content/p77757251w4273g3/fulltext.pdf. THE NETHERLANDS.

108. Adedeji, O.B.; Akinwusi, F.; Olaniyan, A.O.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2003). Comparative impact of protozoan parasites on fry of the African catfish and common carp. Nigerian Veterinary Journal. 24 (3): 156-159. NIGERIA.

109. Adetunji, V.O.; Ajasin, F.O.; Adeyemo, O.K. (2003). Bacteriological assessment of freshly drawn milk from lactating cows in nomadic Fulani settlements in Oyo state, Nigeria. Nigerian Veterinary Journal, 24 (3):81-85. NIGERIA

110. Agbede S.A.; Adedeji O.B.; Adeyemo O.K.; Esuruoso, G.O.; Yusuf Haroun (2003). Small scale fish production in Veterinary practice. Nigerian Veterinary Journal, 24 (3): 160-171. NIGERIA

111. Agbede, S.A.; Adeyemo, O.K.; Adedeji, O.B.; Olaniyan, A.O.; Esuruoso, G.O. (2003). Teaching of Fish and Wildlife Medicine to D.V.M students: The scope, opportunities and applications in practice. Nigerian Veterinary Journal. 24 (3): 172-178. NIGERIA

112. Adeyemo, O.K. (2002). Unhygienic operation of a city abattoir in Southwestern Nigeria: Environmental implication. African Journal of Environmental Assessment and Management 4 (1) 23-28. (http://www.ajeam- ragee.org/getdoc.asp?fpath=c:\domains\ajeam- ragee.org\db\vol4no1may2002p23-28.doc) GERMANY

113. Adeyemo O.K.; Ajasin F.O.; Oyenuga A.O. (2002). The effect of graded levels of poultry offal in the diet of Clarias gariepinus. Tropical Veterinarian. Vol 20 (2) 62-67. www.ajol.info/viewarticle.php?id=9344 NIGERIA

114. Adeyemo, O.K.; Ayodeji, I.O.; Aiki-Raji, C.O. (2002). The water quality and the sanitary conditions in a major abattoir (Bodija) in Ibadan. African Journal of Biomedical Research. Vol 5: 51-55. https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/bitstream/1807/2223/1/md02010.pdf. NIGERIA

115. Adeyemo, O.K.; Olaniyan, A.O.; Ishola O.O.; Adedeji, O.B.; (2002). Seasonal water parameter of active and resting nursery ponds of Wildlife and fisheries management department’s farm, University of Ibadan. Nigerian Veterinary Journal, Vol. 23 (1) 22-26. DOI: 10.4314/nvj.v23i1.3419. http://ajol.info/index.php/nvj/article/view/3419/0. NIGERIA

116. Adeyemo, O.K.; Agbede, S.A.; Magaji, A.A (2002). The clearance of colloidal carbon from the blood of Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus). Veterinarski arhiv. 72 (2), 109-118. www.vef.hr/vetarhiv/papers/72-2/adeyemo.pdf. CROATIA

117. Adeyemo O.K.; Ajasin F.O.; Ola-Davies O.E.; Taiwo O.O. (2001). Investigations into the use of Xylopia aethiopica in the treatment of Psoroptic mange in rabbits. J. Of Natural Remedies Vol 1/2 140-143. http://www.jnronline.com/body_volume2.html. INDIA.

118. Oduye, O.O; Antia, R.E.; Nottidge, H.O.; Taiwo, V.O.; Adeyemi, I.G.; Okewole, E.A.; Adeyemo, K.O.; Cadmus S.I.B.; Sonibare, A.O.; Ajadi, R.A. and Lasisi, O.T. (2001). Trypanosomosis in city dogs in Southwestern Nigeria. Trop. Vet. 19 (2) 49-54. NIGERIA

119. Adeyemo, O.K. and Agbede, S.A. (2001). Environmental and Public Health Implications of Waste Disposal in Ibadan. Intern. J. Environ. Studies, Vol 58, 701-702. UNITED KINGDOM 120. Agbede S.A.; Adeyemo O.K. (2001). Distribution and fate of intra-peritoneally injected colloidal carbon in the lympho-haemopoietic Organs of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.). Tropical Vet. 19 (2) 37-43. NIGERIA

121. Agbede S.A.; Adedeji O.B.; Adeyemo O.K. (2000). Tissues and organs involved in the non-specific defence mechanism in fish: a review. J. of Fish. Tech. Vol 2: 66-72. NIGERIA

N. MAJOR CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED WITH PAPERS PRESENTED

1. 6th Annual Conference on One Health and Biosecurity, which was held from 25 - 27 November 2020 at the Civic Centre Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. Paper presented: • COVID-19 Safety Protocol Compliance: The Oyo State Model Adopting Indigenous Practice, GIS Technology and Media Partnership.

2. International Association for Food Protection 2019 Annual Meeting, which held from July 21st to 24th in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Paper presented: • Preliminary Study on the Prevalence of Hepatitis A and E Viruses in Feral Fish Obtained from Two Major Lagoons in Lagos, Nigeria.

3. 67th Annual International Conference of Wildlife Disease Association held from 5th- 10th August 2018 at St. Augustine, Florida, USA. Paper presented: • Health Assessment of African Land Tortoise Geochelone Species Using Morphometry and Body Condition Index.

4. Society for Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Mitigation (SETPOM) International Conference held from 24th-25th October 2017 at the University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos, Nigeria. Paper presented: • Multiple Antibiotic Resistance Indices of Gram-Negative Bacteria Isolated from Lafenwa Abattoir Effluent and Its Receiving Water in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

5. 49th American Association of Zoo Veterinarians’ Annual Conference, held from September 23 - 29, 2017 at the Dallas Frisco Hotel Convention Center, Dallas- Frisco, TX, USA. Paper presented: • Evaluation of the use of Ketamine-Diazepam Combinations for Immobilization of African Land Tortoise (Geochelone spp.).

6. International Conference on Food Science and Human Ecology & Safety Enhancement of Edible Products, Legislation, Analysis and Management Workshop which held at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria from 21st-24th November 2016. Paper presented: • Sustainable well-being in a changing world: The One World-One Health-One Medicine approach.

7. 7th Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) World Congress/SETAC North America 37th Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida, USA, which held from 6th to 10th November 2016. Paper presented:

• Estrogen-driven Apical Endpoints in Menidia beryllina.

8. Represented African Academy of Science at “Advancing Ocean Sciences in Africa: A Roundtable Discussion” which held in Port Louis, Mauritius from July 25-26, 2016. A program sponsored by USDA/AAAS/TWAS/OSU/NAS-US/GYA. Paper presented: • Ensuring Science Informs Policy, Management and Public Understanding: Lessons from University of Ibadan Research & Development Fair (UIRESDEV), University of Ibadan, Nigeria

9. Society of Toxicology conference in San Diego, California which held from March 22nd to 26th 2015 Paper presented: • Developmental abnormalities and differential expression of genes induced in oil and dispersant exposed Menidia beryllina embryo.

10. Fourth International Conference for Young Scientists and Global Young Academy’s General Meeting held in Santiago de Chile, Chile from May 21-24 2014 Paper presented: • Beyond resource sharing: sustainable management of transboundary pollution and diseases.

11. Society of Toxicology conference in Phoenix Arizona which held from March 23rd to 27th 2014. Paper presented: • Preliminary Study on the Effect of Weathered Oil and Oil Dispersants on Menidia beryllina Embryos.

12. Expert Workshop on the Global State of Young Scientists (GloSYS) held in castle Herrenhausen in Hannover, Germany, between 13 and 15 May 2013. Paper presented: • A female academic in a developing world: my dream, my story, my aspirations.

13. Third Global Young Academy’s general assemble, and international conference held at Leopoldina Halle (Saale), Germany, between 15 and 18 May 2013.

14. 6th West African Research and Innovation Management Association (WARIMA) Conference and workshop at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria between 21 and 26 October 2012. Paper presented: • Topnotch mentoring: A key to cutting-edge research for institutional repositioning.

15. Aquaculture America conference in Las Vegas, NV, USA which held between February 29th and March 2nd 2012. Paper presented: • Food Safety and Environmental Health Concerns: Threats to Sustainable Aquaculture Development in Nigeria. https://www.was.org/documents/.../AA2012/AA2012_0419.pdf

16. 5th young scientist conference on “Exchanging knowledge on climate change impacts and vulnerability: The role of networking, 26th-27th February 2011 at Hilton hotel, Nairobi; preceded by the NASAC/KNAW Conference on Impact of and Adaptation to climate change in relation to food security in Africa: 23rd-25th February 2011.

17. 4th General assembly and Congress of Third World Organization for Women in Science (TWOWS) themed “Women Scientists in a Changing World” held in Beijing, China, between 27-30 June 2010. Paper presented: • Oil Exploitation, Fisheries Resources and Sustainable Livelihood in The Niger Delta.

18. Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research Sponsored “Training Workshop on Fish Disease Control Themed “Jumpstarting nationwide health-care delivery in fish farming through hands-on, practical training” 23rd-27th November 2009. Papers presented: • Fish Anatomy and Function of Organs in Fish • Clinical Examination of Fish • Collection and Analysis of Pond Water Samples • General Hygiene Practices on Fish Farms and Biosecurity

19. Federal Department of Fisheries and University of Ibadan Ventures Limited Sponsored “Capacity Building Workshop on Fish Cage and Pen Culture in Inland Waters of Nigeria”. June 2009. Papers presented: • Disease Considerations in Cage Culture • Environmental Concerns in Cage Culture

20. Eisenhower Fellowship Conference themed “21st Century cities” held in Dublin, Ireland, from 7th-10th June 2007.

21. 3rd General assembly and Congress of Third World Organization for Women in Science (TWOWS) themed “Women's Impact on Science and Technology in the New Millennium” held in Bangalore, India, between 21-25 November 2005 Papers presented: • Implications of lead contamination of Nigerian environment on the health of women and children. • Occupational Exposure of Nigerian Women to Cyanide in Cassava Processing Communities.

22. Workshop on Methodology of Basic and Applied Research. Organized by the Postgraduate School, University of Ibadan at the Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria between 1st – 5th November 2004.

23. 40th Annual National Congress of the Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association held at Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology Institute of Agricultural Research and Training, Moor Plantation, Ibadan between 13th-17th October, 2003 Papers presented:

• Teaching of fish and wildlife medicine to D.V.M. Students: the scope, opportunities and applications in practice. • Comparative Impact of protozoan ectoparasites on fry of the African catfish and common carp. • Small-scale fish production in Veterinary Practice.

24. Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) International Training/Graduation Session for Cohort 9 Associates, held at Hotel Villa Primavera, University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico from 24th October-4th November 2002.

25. Fish Health Management Workshop, held at Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Ibadan between 21st – 26th October 2002. Paper presented: • Fish Health Issues in Aquaculture Systems.

26. International Conference on Food Development, Safety and Security in Nigeria, held at IITA, Ibadan from 1st-3rd August 2001. Paper presented: • Fish Food Development, Safety and Security in Nigeria.

27. Leadership for Environment and Development’s (LEAD) First International Training Session for Cohort 9 Associates, held at Lahore University of Management Studies (LUMS), Pakistan from 20th February-3rd March 2001.

28. International Conference on Biotechnology: Commercialization and Food Security, held at Sheraton Hotel and Towers, Abuja from 24th-26th October 2000.

29. 15th Annual National Conference of Fisheries Society of Nigeria, held at Hill Station Hotel Jos from 19th-24th of March 2000. Papers Read: • Cell Surface Immunoflorescence of Tilapia B-like lymphocytes. • Control of Bacterial Diseases of Fish: A way out. • Prevalence and distribution of Clinostomum marginatum in Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in Southwestern Nigeria

O. INVITED LECTURES

1. An invited speaker by the Guild of Vet Surgeons and Animal Health Technologists, Lagos State on 29th September 2020 at NECA House, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria. Title of presentation: • Our World, Our Animal, Our Health.

2. Invited speaker, Splash FM 13th Anniversary Lecture, which held on 8th July 2020 at Splash FM’s premises White House, Oba Abimbola Way, Felele, Ibadan, Nigeria. Title of presentation: 1. COVID-19: Lessons on Responsibility, Partnerships and Navigating the New Normal.

3. Invited speaker, British Council Higher Education Dialogue which held from 19 to 22 March 2019 at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja. Title of presentation: • University of Ibadan-Industry Partnership

4. Invited speaker during a partnership visit to the Faculty of Education, University of the Western Cape, South Africa from 1st - 3rd April 2019. Title of presentation: • Higher Education: The Past, Present, And Future

5. Invited speaker sponsored by the Office of the Provost, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA on delivered on Thursday 28th February 2019 Title of presentation: • Justifying One Health: A Developing Country Experience

6. Invited speaker at the Town Hall of the Alliance for African Partnership, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan on Friday, January 25, 2019. Title of presentation: • Future of partnerships in Africa

7. Invited speaker at the Workshop for Lagos Biobanking and Biosecurity to Promote the Implementation of the Lagos One Health Paradigm hosted by the Lagos State Ministry of Health and facilitated by Global Emerging Pathogen Treatment Consortium on 3rd December 2018. Title of presentation: • One Health: Linking Environmental, Animal and Human Health

8. Invited speaker Women in Science Global Leadership Workshop which held at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Banff, Alberta, Canada from October 6th – 9th, 2016. https://www.cifar.ca/events/global-women-in-science-leadershipworkshop/ Paper presented: • Excelling as a Female Academic in the Developing World.

9. Invited speaker at the capacity building Workshop for young (Early career) Women Academics in Nigeria organized by Nigerian Young Academy (NYA) in Conjunction with Nigerian Academy of Science (NAS) held at College of Medicine Auditorium, University of Lagos from 15th-16th June 2016. Title of presentation: • Mentorship, Mentoring, Peer and Mentor Motivation

10. Invited Speaker, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill and Ecosystem Science Conference, held at the Westin Galleria, Houston, Texas from February 16th to 19th 2015. Title of presentation: • Effects of weathered oil and dispersants on hatchling morphology, apical and molecular endpoints of Menidia beryllina embryo.

11. Invited Participant, the Commonwealth of Science Conference Organized by the Royal Society and Government of India, held in Bangalore on 25-28 November 2014. Title of presentation:

• Sustainable management of global public health threats from emerging infectious diseases requires a cohesive approach.

P. REFEREES

1. Professor Oyewale Tomori, DVM, PhD, FCVSN, FRCPath UK, NAM, FAS, NNOM Former Vice Chancellor, Redeemers University & Former President, Nigerian Academy of Science Number 26 Road 2, OYSH Estate, Akobo, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria P.O. Bo 14232, UI Post Office, UI, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria Email:[email protected] Tel: +234-803-499-6524

2. Emeritus Professor Akinlawon Ladipo Mabogunje, CON, NNOM, CFR No 13, Oba Olagbegi Road, off Osuntokun Avenue, Bodija, Ibadan, Nigeria. Email: [email protected], [email protected] Tel: +234- 803-555-7979

3. Professor Nancy Denslow Joint appointment, College of Veterinary Medicine Department of Physiological Sciences & College of Medicine Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2187 Mowry Rd, Bldg 470, Rm 123 Gainesville, FL 32611 E-mail: [email protected] Tel Office: 352-294-4642, Fax: 352-392-4707

4. Prof. Val Beasley, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ABVT Penn State University, Head, Department of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences 115 Henning Building University Park, PA 16802 Email: [email protected] Work Phone: 814-865-7696

5. Helmut Segner, Prof. Dr. rer. nat., Head: Centre for Fish and Wildlife Health FIWI, Institute of Animal Pathology, University of Bern, Länggasstrasse 122, 3012 Bern, Switzerland E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +41-31 631 2441 or +41-31 631 2465 Fax +41-31 631 261

Olanike K. ADEYEMO

Barbara Burlingame, PhD 9A MOUNT ST TE ARO, WELLINGTON, 6011, NEW ZEALAND MOBILE PHONE: +64 022 176 6016 EMAIL1: [email protected] EMAIL2: [email protected] SKYPE: barbara.burlingame

PERSONAL Citizenship Dual: New Zealand and USA Health Excellent

EDUCATION 1994-1997 Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand. PhD, Nutrition/International Research Management Note: undertaken and completed while employed full-time as scientist

1988-1993 Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand. Postgraduate Diploma in Business and Administration, endorsed for management Note: undertaken and completed while employed full-time as scientist

1980-1983 University of California, Davis, Bachelor of Science, Nutrition Science (major) and Environmental Toxicology (minor)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Jan 2016-present Professor, Nutrition and Food Systems, Massey University, College of Health Sciences. Full-time full professor through 2019; part-time adjunct since then. Responsibility for transdisciplinary teaching, research, and supervision of PhD students in the areas of public health and nutrition, including global public health, traditional food systems of indigenous peoples (with focus on Small Island Developing States), sustainable food systems, sustainable diets, biodiversity for food and nutrition, food composition, food regulation, and linking public health and nutrition to sustainable development and environmental sustainability. 2014 – 2016 Faculty, Curriculum development and lecturing, American University of Rome. Responsible for the development of two courses, Food Policy and Food Systems, in the new Master’s degree programme on Food Studies. Taught course on sustainable food systems. 1998 – 2014 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Rome, Italy Deputy Director, Chief and Acting Director, Nutrition Division (2011-2014), Senior Officer/Programme Leader, Nutrition Policy and Consumer Protection Division (1998-2011). As Nutrition Chief and Deputy Director, I was responsible for managing teams involved in the following broad areas: human nutrient requirements, food composition, food and nutrition security, sustainable consumption/production and sustainable food systems, biodiversity for food and nutrition, traditional food systems of indigenous peoples, food safety, nutrition policy, food regulation. Each of these areas involved collaboration with the World Health Organization, other UN agencies, Bioversity International, and included research and knowledge management, capacity development and training, policy advice/development, development of strategies and medium-term programmes of work and budget, resource mobilization, field missions and backstopping, intergovernmental committee work. I coordinated and oversaw the provision of technical and policy advice to member nations; the planning, programming, monitoring and budgeting; the implementation of normative and field program activities and research projects; mobilization of extrabudgetary resources, and 1

input to internal and external interdisciplinary activities and inter-agency mechanisms and task forces. I provided leadership and guidance in nutrition for intergovernmental processes; represented the nutrition work of FAO in relevant meetings and international conferences and on UN bodies; guided the delivery of the programme of work and budget in nutrition; contributed to the vision and strategies for developing and achieving objectives and results; ensured effective performance and career development support for staff through mentoring and supporting staff to undertake postgraduate degrees.

As Senior Officer and Group Leader (Nov 1998- March 2011), Nutrition Policy and Consumer Protection Division, I provided the leadership and management for a multidisciplinary team of nutrition scientists and policy advisors working across the sectors of health, the environment and agriculture. Specific areas of activity included policy inputs for UN processes; provision of scientific advice for regulatory processes including Codex Alimentarius Commission and Joint Expert Consultation of Food Additives (JECFA) and ...Microbiological Risk (JEMRA); coordinating expert consultations on human nutrient requirements; food composition (see INFOODS below), including nutrients, bioactive non-nutrients, environmental contaminants; food quality and safety assessments; sustainable diets; nutrition and biodiversity; farm-to- fork food systems; food insecurity and vulnerability assessments and information systems; food intake survey data collection and analysis; risk and risk-benefit assessments; nutrition contributions to United Nations food and agriculture statistical databases, traditional food systems of indigenous peoples. Administrative and management activities included developing medium term plans and biennial programs of work and budget; prioritization of activities for regular program funds and extrabudgetary funds; resource mobilisation. Activities were undertaken in cooperation and collaboration with WHO, United Nations University, CGIAR Research Institutes, EU, the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Global Environment Facility, Centre for Indigenous Peoples and Environment, universities and research institutions, NGOs, and others.

1987 – Nov 1998 Department of Scientific and Industrial Research / Crown Research Institutes

1987-1998: Nutrition Programme Leader, New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research (through 1992 it was known as Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), Crop Research Division, Biotechnology Division, and Applied Biochemistry Division). I provided the scientific leadership and management for teams of researchers in national, regional (Asia-Pacific) and international programmes and projects, and the site management for the Research Centre (see below). Research areas under my responsibility included food composition, biological evaluation of food and food components, experimental nutrition, and nutrient analysis work for the food industry. Applied projects included developing the Pacific Islands Food Composition Tables and Database, the New Zealand Food Composition Tables and Database; New Zealand’s Total Diet Survey; the National Nutrition Survey, involving the creation of the survey database for assessing dietary adequacy of the nation’s population and designing the data system for on-going surveillance of food intake and food security; and the INFOODS project. Technology/information transfer, and liaison with the agriculture, health, education and trade sectors was undertaken to provide the underpinning data and interpretation which was used in policy development in these sectors.

1990-1996: Research Station Manager, DSIR Crop Research, CRI Crop & Food Research. Site and resource management for a research substation of 40 staff, several laboratories and related infrastructure. 2

1984-1986 Principal Nutritionist, WS Holdings, Singapore. Activities included commercial consultancies for government ministries in South East Asia, designing and implementing nutrition programmes for companies within WS Holdings, running fitness assessment clinics, conducting certificate courses for fitness instructors, marketing the lifestyle programmes in several Australasian countries, and managing the budgets. 1983-1987 Editor, contributing editor, writer, presenter (part-time, free-lance). Scientific conference reporter in Asia for Meetings Monitor (Boston), editor of the professional journal of the Singapore Dietitians' Association, contributing editor for monthly women's magazines, weekly health columnist for daily newspaper, writer for many magazines, presenter for several radio and television programmes. 1983-1984 Researcher, National University of Singapore. Pharmacology Department, Faculty of Medicine. Determining contents of heavy metal and other harmful substances in Chinese medicinal plant materials; conducting opioid receptor binding studies.

1981-1983 Researcher, President’s Undergraduate Fellowship recipient, University of California, Davis, Nutrition Department (for credit). Measuring alkali metals in food and water, and conducting experimental nutrition trials to determine essentiality/toxicity of rubidium and lithium.

1981-1983 Laboratory technician, State of California, Sacramento (part-time). Chemical analyses of environmental contaminants in food and potable water.

1980 Analysis supervisor, United States Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, Sacramento, California.

Other work spanning different jobs

2013-present Specialty Chief Editor, Nature Publishing Group, Frontiers in Nutrition and Sustainable Diets 1993- 2011 Director of INFOODS (FAO/United Nations University International Network of Food Data Systems). Responsibilities include support for food composition activities for approximately 120 countries in 18 Regional Data Centres, including international standards’ development; research project development, fund-raising/support and technical backstopping; extension, outreach and communications; capacity-building for analytical laboratories; organizing and conducting training workshops and postgraduate courses; coordinating the IUNS/INFOODS Task Force and the biennial International Food Data Conference; interacting with governments, UN agencies and NGOs; representing INFOODS at regional and international meetings, workshops and conferences; participating in and/or chairing international expert committee meetings; coordinating activities with affiliated agencies. Note: I began this role while working at Crop & Food Research, through a contract with UNU; I continued in this role when I was recruited by FAO, through an agreement between FAO and UNU. 1998-2010 Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Elsevier, Oxford. This international, peer-reviewed scientific journal covers innovative and applied research on nutrients, bioactive non-nutrients, toxicants and contaminants in foods. I published 14 volumes, 80 regular issues, and 17 special themed issues.

MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, COMMITTEES, BOARDS 1987-1999 Member: Nutrition Society of NZ and NZ Institute of Food Science &Technology 1987-1997 Member and former chair, NZ National Food Composition Steering Committee 1987-1991 Chairperson, NZ Dairy Foods Technical Committee 1987-1993 Chairperson, NZ Export Fruits and Vegetables Technical Committee 3

1989-1991 Convener, OCEANIAFOODS 1991-1995 Chairperson, NZ Meat Technical Committee 1991-1995 Scientific Secretary, OCEANIAFOODS 1992-1995 Chairperson, Traditional Maori Foods Technical Committee 1994-1997 Board of Editors, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Academic Press 1995-1996 Member, UNU/FAO International Expert Committee on Food Data Quality 1995-2002 Member, IUNS/UNU International Expert Committee on Food Nomenclature & Terminology 1994-2013 Course director, Food Comp Course, Pretoria and Cape Town, South Africa 1996-2013 Faculty, Food Comp Course, Wageningen Agricultural University, the Netherlands 1996 Member, New Zealand’s official delegation to the World Food Summit, Rome 1996-2000 New Zealand Registered Nutritionist 1997-1999 Consultant/Advisor, Medical Research Council of South Africa 1998-2013 Chairperson, IUNS/UNU International Food Data Conference Task Force 1998-2002 Board of Editors, The Food Technologist 2000-present Member: Board of Editors in the Life Sciences 2002-present Member: Association of Italian Sommeliers 2003 Editorial Advisory Board, Encyclopedia of Food Science and Nutrition, Elsevier 2011-2012 Rio+20 Policy Group and Technical Focal Point 2009-2011 Member: Scientific Advisory Board, Bioversity International 2009-2012 Chair and Convener, 8th International Conference on Diet and Activity Methods 2011-2014 Member: Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN) Steering Committee 2011-2014 Member: REACH Steering Committee 2011-2018 Member: Scientific Advisory Committee and Premio Jury, Carasso Foundation 2013-present Member: World Public Health Nutrition Association 2014–2018 Adjunct Professor, Deakin University, Dept Exercise and Nutrition Science 2014-2018 Senior Nutrition Adviser, Millennium Institute, Washington D.C. 2015-2018 Panel Member, Dietetic Products, Nutrition and Allergies (NDA), European Food Safety Authority 2015-2019 Board Member: Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science Board Committee, New York Academy of Sciences 2016-2019 Member: Nutrition Society of NZ 2016-2017 Member: High Level Panel of Experts project team Nutrition and Food Systems. Committee on World Food Security, Rome. 2016-present Expert and Representative: One Planet, Sustainable Food Systems. United Nations Environment Programme, Paris. 2018-present Chair: International Union of Nutritional Sciences Task Force on Sustainable Diets 2019-present Member: High Level Panel of Experts Steering Committee. Committee on World Food Security, Rome. Convener, chair, board member and member of editorial committees, and scientific advisory committees for international conferences, including International Conference on Dietary Assessment Methods, International Food Data Conference, National Nutrient Databank Conference (USA), Organic Food Quality and Health Research, 1st International Scientific Symposium on Sustainable Diets and Biodiversity, 2nd International Scientific Symposium on Sustainable Diets: Livestock and Human Nutrition, and others.

UN SYSTEM CONSULTATIONS, SECRETARIAT I have served as the FAO Secretariat for a number of FAO/WHO International Committees, Consultations, Workshops, including the Codex Committee for Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses, Biodiversity Indicators for Nutrition, Fats and Fatty Acids in Human Nutrition, Human Energy Requirements, Food Energy - Methods of Analysis and Conversion Factors, Tolerable Upper Limits for Vitamins and Minerals, GEMS/FOODS Total Diet Studies, International Scientific Symposium on Measurement and Assessment of Food Deprivation and Undernutrition, International Rice Commission, Workshop on Food-Consumption Surveys in Developing Countries, Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, and others.

PROGRAMME/PROJECT EVALUATIONS, REVIEWS AND AUDITS 2016-2020 Conducted programme/project reviews for IPBES, One Planet, Science Foundation of Ireland. 4

1998-2016 Conducted reviews of dozens of programme/project proposals for funding bodies/mechanisms in the sectors of agriculture, health and the environment, including the European Commission, the United States Department of Agriculture, the UN Global Environment Facility (GEF), Carasso Foundation, Bioversity International, the FAO programme of work and budget, the Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science, and more. 1987-1998 Conducted reviews/audits of programmes/projects funded by the NZ Foundation for Research, Science and Technology, United Nations University, Crop & Food Research, the South African Medical Research Council, the NZ Public Good Science Fund, and more.

MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS / CREDENTIALS 1998 Recipient of Science and Technology Medal, The Royal Society of New Zealand 2000 Board certified by examination, Editor in the Life Sciences 2002 Sommelier, Associazione Italiana Sommeliers (Rome) 2004 Advanced Certificate in Wine and Spirits (with Merit), Wine & Spirits Education Trust, London 2005 CGIAR Gender and Diversity; Women’s Leadership Certificate, Aleppo, Syria 2008 Diploma in Wines and Spirits, Wine & Spirits Education Trust, London 2011 INFOODS Greenfield Southgate Lecture Award, Saving the Planet – Sustainable Diets, Biodiversity and Food Composition 2012 Hero of the Month (Oct), World Public Health Nutrition Association. 2014 E.T. & Vam York Distinguished ASA Lectureship (The American Society of Agronomy), Nov. 2014. Presentation: “Sustainable Diets: Linking Agriculture, Health, and the Environment” 2014 Certified Fine and Old Wine Appraiser, Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice. Appraisers Association of America, New York 2019 Certified Sensory Skills Foundation, Specialty Coffee Association (through Espresso Academy, Florence).

NZ MEDIA COVERAGE (2016-2017) • Top nutrition scientist returns to NZ for new role at Massey in Wellington. Scoop. January 2016. http://wellington.scoop.co.nz/?p=85413 • Decade of Action on Nutrition. Scoop. April 2016 http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED1604/S00022/decade-of-action-on-nutrition.htm • Massey professor appointed to World Food Security panel. Scoop. June 2016 http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/SC1606/S00016/massey-professor-appointed-to-world-food-security- panel.htm • Radio Live (NZ). New Zealander appointed to Committee on World Food Security. 09 June 2016. http://www.radiolive.co.nz/New-Zealander-apointed-to-Committee-on-World-Food- Security/tabid/506/articleID/123511/Default.aspx • TVNZ Breakfast. Decade of Action on Nutrition. June 2016. • Barbara Burlingame presenting at Local Food Northland, Feb 2017. https://localfoodnorthland.org/2016/11/14/dr-barbara-burlingame-presenting-at-the-local-food- northland-conference/

PRESENTATIONS

From January 2012 through present

1. Malta Sustainability Forum (26 January 2021). Sustainable Diets: Linking nutrition, agriculture and environment Food https://youtu.be/C7eUgak7PzE 2. Institute of Food Technologists Zero Hunger (19 January 2021). Episode 27: Understanding and Addressing Global Hunger. IFT podcast https://www.ift.org/iftnext/podcasts/episode-27-understanding-and-addressing-global-hunger 3. Institute of Food Technologists (14 July 2020). Fireside chat: Radically Transforming Food Systems for Global Food Security and Nutrition. IFT webinar. 4. World Public Health Nutrition Association Congress 2020. (30 June 2020). Sustainable & Resilient Food Systems for Healthy Diets. Presentation and Virtual Panel Discussion. 5

5. FAO/ WHO Multi-stakeholder Policy Workshop: Leveraging Food Systems to Combat Obesity in the Near East and North Africa Region. Food system transformation for healthy and sustainable diets. Keynote speaker, Cairo, Egypt (September 2019) 6. OCEANIAFOODS: Smarter Data 2019. Food Data Evolution: How did we get here and where are we heading? Keynote speaker, Auckland, New Zealand (September 2019). 7. 2nd Global Conference of the One Planet (10YFP) Sustainable Food Systems Programme. Sustainable diets and food systems of Pacific Island Countries and other Small Island Developing States. Speaker/panelist, San Jose, Costa Rica (February 2019). 8. Bioversity-CIAT Alliance Strategy Development Workshop. Panelist, Palmira, Colombia (July 2019). 9. 2nd Global Conference of the One Planet (10YFP) Sustainable Food Systems Programme, Side Event: Sustainable Solutions for Healthy Food Systems. Co-organiser/panelist. San Jose, Costa Rica (February 2019). 10. High-Level Expert Seminar on Indigenous Food Systems. Indigenous food systems contributions for Zero Hunger. Invited speaker/panelist, Rome (November 2018). 11. New York Academy of Sciences/Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science. Food systems solutions to the problems of malnutrition. Invited speaker, New York City (September 2018). 12. ASEANFOODS Training course. Food composition and biodiversity (plus seven other lectures). Invited speaker, Yangon, Myanmar (September 2018). 13. University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Biodiversity in human nutrition: a public health perspective. Invited speaker, Modena, Italy (April 2018). 14. FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Workshop on the Zero Hunger Challenge. Biodiversity for food and nutrition: Experiences in Asia and the Pacific, Invited speaker, Bangkok (December 2017). 15. Asia and the Pacific Symposium on Sustainable Food Systems for Healthy Diets and Improved Nutrition. Mainstreaming Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition in Small Island Developing States, Invited speaker, Bangkok (November 2017). 16. International Congress of Nutrition. Sustainable diets as an ecosystem service – a review, Invited speaker, Buenos Aires (October 2017). 17. International Congress of Nutrition. Food composition data are fundamental for multisectoral evidence-based policies. Invited speaker, Buenos Aires (October 2017). 18. Dietitians NZ National Conference. Sustainable Diets: a transdisciplinary imperative. Invited speaker, Wellington (August 2017). 19. Sustainable Diets in the Context of Sustainable Food Systems. Sustainable food production: A precondition for sustainable diets. Invited speaker, Rome, Italy (July 2017). 20. Oceania Nutrition Leadership Programme, Leadership and Influencing Policy, Invited session speaker and dinner speaker, Bundanon, NSW, Australia, (Oct 2016). 21. Revitalizing the Mediterranean Diet, International scientific committee member and session chair, Milan, Italy (July 2016); Website: https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ifmed.org%2Fwp- content%2Fuploads%2F2015%2F11%2FFirst-World-Conference-on-Med-Diet.pdf 22. Emerging Technologies for Global Food Security. Is biotechnology necessary to deliver food security to 9 billion people? Invite opponent in Oxford-style debate, Saskatoon, Canada (June 2016). 23. Yale Global Food Systems. Agro-biodiversity, dietary diversity, and nutrition. Invited speaker, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Apr 2016). 24. SOLVE, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Providing a Secure Food Supply for 9.6 Billion People. Invited speaker, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA (Oct 2015). 25. Barilla Centre for Food and Nutrition. Debating the key issues of our planet. Invited speaker, Milan (March 2015). Nutrition and Food SVideo interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlG_gKo61hU

26. Grand Challenges, Grand Solutions Conference. E.T. & Vam York Distinguished Lectureship. Sustainable diets: linking agriculture, health and the environment. Keynote speaker, Long Beach, California, USA (Nov 2014). 27. 9th International Nutrition and Dietetics Congress. Sustainable Diets: A New Approach in Food Security and Nutrition. Keynote speaker, Ankara, Turkey (April 2014). 28. Global Food and Agriculture Systems Mapping Meeting: Global Alliance for the Future of Food. Panelist, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Palo Alto, California (April 2014). 29. The New York Academy of Sciences Frontiers in Agricultural Sustainability Conference. The Role of Agriculture in Diet: Quantity versus Quality. Keynote speaker, New York City (Dec 2013). Web link: https://www.nyas.org/events/2013/frontiers-in-agricultural-sustainability- studying-the-protein-supply-chain-to-improve-dietary-quality/ 30. 20th International Congress of Nutrition, four invited roles: Special Lecture, Session chair, Session Moderator, Invited speaker, Granada, Spain (Sept 2013). 31. 7th Probiotics & Prebiotics Newfood, Opening ceremony speaker, Rome (Sept 2013). Web link: http://www.probiotics-prebiotics- newfood.com/pdf/7th_Probiotics_Prebiotics_Newfood.pdf 32. 2nd International Forum on Food and Nutrition, Barilla Centre for Food and Nutrition, Invited speaker, Milan (2013). 33. UN System Network for Scaling Up Nutrition, Session moderator and wrap-up session speaker, Nairobi, Kenya (Aug 2013). Web link: http://www.muchs.ac.tz/Advertisements/Country%20Case%20Studies%202013/files/pdf/other _documents/Final_Report_First_UN_Network_Meeting_Nairobi_2013.pdf 34. National Academies of Health, Priority Agriculture-Environmental-Nutrition Linkages for Sustainable Diets. Defining Relationships: Synergies and Trade-Offs Between Health and Environmental Impacts. Invited speaker, Washington, DC (May 2013); Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbeQce4kWXA 35. Feeding Cities: Food Security in a Rapidly Urbanizing World, Plenary speaker, Philadelphia (Mar 2013); Video link: https://vimeo.com/62783117 36. Meeting of the Minds, convened by the UN’s Standing Committee on Nutrition, Invited speaker/expert, Geneva (Mar 2013). 37. ASEAN High Level Consultative Meeting, Integrating Nutrition into ASEAN Food Security Framework and its Strategic Plan of Action for Food Security. Session chair and moderator, Bangkok (Jan 2013). 38. Agriglobal, Our Challenge: Life (Food) for Everyone. Invited speaker, Hannover, Germany (Dec 2012); Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJTtuPEXFXE 39. Renewed Efforts Against Child Hunger and Undernutrition initiative. Invited expert and moderator, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Nov 2012). 40. The Second Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development, Ending Hunger and Ensuring Nutrition Worldwide, Speaker and facilitator, Punta d’Este, Uruguay (Oct 2012). Web link: http://www.gfar.net/content/p-12-household-nutrition-security 41. Promotion of underutilized indigenous food resources. Promoting Food Diversity and Sustainable Diets. Keynote speaker and session chair, Khon Kaen, Thailand (Jun 2012). Web link: http://www.fao.org/asiapacific/events/detail-events/en/c/650/ 42. International Conference on Diet and Activity Methods. Improving dietary assessment methodologies for characterising sustainable diets. Convenor, session chair, speaker (May 2012). Web link http://www.eurosfaire.prd.fr/7pc/documents/1332769467_icdam_8th_.pdf 43. World Public Health Nutrition Association, Knowledge, Policy, Action. Valorization of traditional food systems. Invited speaker, Rio de Janeiro (April 2012). Website: http://www.wphna.org/htdocs/2012_june_hp3_Rio_2012.htm 44. 1st International Forum on Food and Nutrition, Barilla Centre for Food and Nutrition. Biodiversity for food and nutrition. Invited speaker, Milan (2012). 45. World Water Day 2012. Sustainable Diets and Water Footprints. Invite speaker, Rome (March 2012). 7

46. Oxford University, Sustainable Intensification. Sustainable Diets. Invited speaker/expert, Oxford (Jan 2012). Web link: http://www.futureoffood.ox.ac.uk/sustainable-intensification From 1987-2011 (not itemised)

 Conducted and co-conducted approximately 40 regional and international conferences, workshops and technical meetings, mostly in developing countries, with durations of two days to three weeks.  Delivered approximately 200 presentations at international, regional and national conferences, most of which were invited presentations, and approx. 50 were keynote addresses.

PUBLICATIONS

PEER REVIEWED PAPERS

Bassaganya-Riera, J., Berry, E. Blaak, E., Burlingame, B....Serafini, M. (2021, Feb.). Goals in Nutrition Science 2020-2025. Frontiers in Nutrition vol 7. DOI: 10.3389/fnut.2020.606378. Vogliano, C., Raneri, J., Maelaua, J., Coad, J., Wham, C., Burlingame, B. (2020, Dec.). Assessing Diet Quality of Indigenous Food Systems in Three Geographically Distinct Solomon Islands Sites (Melanesia, Pacific Islands). Nutrients 13(1):30 DOI: 10.3390/nu13010030. Eme, P., Burlingame, B., Kim, N., Foliaki, S., Wham, C., Douwes, J. (2020, July). Obesity measures in the Kiribati population: a need to reclassify body mass index cut-points. Public Health. DOI: 10.21203/rs.2.16172/v1 Eme, P., Kim, N., Douwes, J., Burlingame, B., Foliaki, S., Wham, C. (2020). Are Households in Kiribati Nutrition Secure? A Case Study of South Tarawa and Butaritari. Food and Nutrition Bulletin 41(4) doi: 10.1177/0379572119891024 Eme, P., Burlingame, B., Douwes, J. Kim, N., Foliaki, S. (2019). Quantitative estimates of dietary intake in households of South Tarawa, Kiribati. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition 28(1):131-138. doi: 10.6133/apjcn.201903_28(1).0018 Eme, P., Douwes, J., Kim, N., Foliaki, S., Burlingame, B. (2019). Review of Methodologies for Assessing Sustainable Diets and Potential for Development of Harmonised Indicators. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16(7):1184. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16071184 Jones, R., Wham, C., Burlingame, B. (2019). New Zealand's Food System Is Unsustainable: A Survey of the Divergent Attitudes of Agriculture, Environment, and Health Sector Professionals Towards Eating Guidelines. Frontiers in Nutrition doi.org/10.3389/fnut.2019.00099 Swinburn B, Vandevijvere S, Woodward A, Hornblow A, Richardson A, Burlingame B, Borman B,…(2017, Feb). Proposed new industry code on unhealthy food marketing to children and young people: will it make a difference? The New Zealand Medical Journal 130(1450):94- 101. Dernini, S., Berry, E., Serra-Majem, L., La Vecchia, C., Capone, R., Medina, F., . . . Trichopoulou, A. (2016). Med Diet 4.0: the Mediterranean diet with four sustainable benefits. Public Health Nutrition, 1-9. doi:10.1017/S1368980016003177 Donini, L., Dernini, S., Lairon, D., Serra-Majem, L., Burlingame, B…. (2016). A Consensus Proposal for Nutritional Indicators to Assess the Sustainability of a Healthy Diet: The Mediterranean Diet as a Case Study. Frontiers in Nutrition and Environmental Sustainability. Front. Nutr. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2016.00037. Murphy, S.P., Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B. (2016). Thirty years of progress in harmonizing and compiling food data as a result of the establishment of INFOODS. Food Chemistry 193, 15 February 2016, pp 2-5. Lawrence, M., Burlingame, B., Caraher, M., Holdsworth. M., Neff, R. and Timotijevic, L. (2015). Public health nutrition and sustainability. Public Health Nutrition, 18, pp 2287-2292. 8

doi:10.1017/S1368980015002402. Allison, D. B., Bassaganya-Riera, J., Burlingame, B., Brown, A. W., le Coutre, J., Dickson, S. L., … Vögele, C. (2015). Goals in Nutrition Science 2015–2020. Frontiers in Nutrition, 2, 26. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2015.00026 Berry, E.M., Dernini, S., Burlingame, B., Meybeck, A. and Conforti, P. (2015). Food security and sustainability: can one exist without the other? Public Health Nutrition, 2/2015. doi: 10.1017/S136898001500021X Burlingame, B. (2014). Grand challenges in nutrition and environmental sustainability, Specialty Grand Challenge. Frontiers in Nutrition 1.3. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2014.00003 http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fnut.2014.00003/full#sthash.rOQTlIRN.Qp3Mx HAf.dpuf Burlingame, B. (2014). Prebiotics and probiotics and the specialized UN agencies. Journal of clinical gastroenterology, 48, S1. doi:10.1097/MCG.0000000000000222 Dernini S., Meybeck A., Burlingame B., Gitz V., Lacirignola C., Debs P., Capone R., El Bilali H. (2013). Developing a methodological approach for assessing the sustainability of diets: The Mediterranean Diet as a case study. New Medit 3/2013: 28-36. Charrondiere, U.R., Stadlmayr, B., Wijesinha-Bettoni, R., Rittenschober, D., Nowak, V., Burlingame, B. (2013). INFOODS contribution to fulfilling needs and meeting challenges concerning food composition databases. Procedia Food Science Volume 2, 35-45. Garnett, T., Appleby, M.C., Balmford, A., Bateman, I.J., Benton, T.G., Bloomer, P., Burlingame, B., Dawkins, M., Dolan, L., Fraser, D., Herrero, M., Hoffmann, I., Smith, P., Thornton, P.K., Toulmin, C., Vermeulen, S.J., Godfray, H.C.J. (2013). Sustainable intensification in agriculture: Premises and policies. Science, 341 (6141): 33-34. Stadlmayr, B., Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B. (2013). Development of a regional food composition table for West Africa. Food Chemistry 140(3):443-6. Boye, J., Wijesinha-Bettoni, R., Burlingame, B. (2012). Protein quality evaluation twenty years after the introduction of the protein digestibility corrected amino acid score method. British Journal of Nutrition 108, 2: S183 - S211. Lacirignola C., Dernini S., Capone R., Meybeck A., Burlingame B., Gitz V., El Bilali H., Debs P., Belsanti V. (2012). Towards the development of guidelines for improving the sustainability of diets and food consumption patterns: the Mediterranean diet as a pilot study. CIHEAM, Options Mediterraneennes, Paris, Series B, number 70. Medhammar, E., Wijesinha-Bettoni, R., Stadlmayr, B., Nilsson, E., Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B. (2012). Composition of milk from minor dairy animals and buffalo breeds: a biodiversity perspective. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 92, 445–474. Charrondiere, U.R., Stadlmayr, B., Rittenschober, D., Mouille, B., Nilsson, E., Medhammar, E., Olango, T., Eisenwagen, S., Persijn, D., Ebanks, K., Nowak, V., Du, J.; Burlingame, B. (2012). FAO/INFOODS Food Composition Database for Biodiversity. Food Chemistry 140 (2013) 408–412. Bach-Faig A, Berry EM, Lairon D, Reguant J, Trichopoulou A, Dernini S, Medina FX, Battino M, Belahsen R, Miranda G, Serra-Majem L, Aranceta J, Atinmo T, Barros JM, Benjelloun S, Bertomeu-Galindo I, Burlingame B…(2011). Mediterranean diet pyramid today. Science and cultural updates. Public Health Nutrition 14(12A):2274-2284. Burlingame B. and Dernini S. (2011). Sustainable diets: the Mediterranean diet as an example. Public Health Nutrition: 14(12A), 2285–2287. Charrondiere, U.R. & Burlingame, B. (2011). Compilation Tool for food composition in Excel format for use in the absence of a food composition database management system. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 24 (4-5), 663-669. Stadlmayr, B., Nilsson, E., Charrondiere, U.R., Medhammar, E., Mouille, B., Burlingame, B. (2011). Nutrition Indicator for Biodiversity for Food Composition - A report on the progress of data availability. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 24 (4-5), 692-698. Lutaladio, N., Burlingame, B., Crews, J. (2010). Horticulture, biodiversity and nutrition. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 23, 6:481-485. 9

Burlingame, B., Nishida, C., Uauy, R., Weisell R. (2009). Fats and Fatty Acids in Human Nutrition Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism 55:5–7. Burlingame, B., Mouille, B. & Charrondiere, R. (2009). Nutrients, bioactive non-nutrients and anti- nutrients in potatoes. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 22 (6), 494-502. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2009). Food composition training: Distance learning as a new approach and comparison to courses in the classroom, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 22 (5), 421–432. Burlingame, B., Charrondiere, U.R., Mouille, B. (2009). Food composition is fundamental to the cross-cutting initiative on biodiversity for food and nutrition. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 22, 5: 361-365. Charrondiere, U.R. & Burlingame, B. (2007). Identifying food components: INFOODS tagnames and other component identification systems. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis volume, 20 (8), 713–716. Burlingame, B. and Pineiro, M. (2007). The essential balance: Risks and benefits in food safety and quality. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 3-4:139-146. Halwart, M., Bartley, D., Burlingame, B., Funge-Smith, S., & James, D. (2006). FAO Regional Technical Expert Workshop on aquatic biodiversity, its nutritional composition, and human consumption in rice-based systems. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 19(6-7), 752- 755. doi:10.1016/j.jfca.2006.03.011 Burlingame, B., Charrondiere, R. & Halwart, M. (2006). Basic human nutrition requirements and dietary diversity in rice-based aquatic ecosystems, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 19 (6-7), 770. Levine, J., Heet, J., Burlingame, B. (2006). Aging On the Job. Science of Aging Knowledge Environment, 10 [DOI: 10.1126/sageke.2006.10.pe16] Toledo, A. and Burlingame, B. (2006). Biodiversity and nutrition: A common path toward global food security and sustainable development. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 19, 6-7, 477-483. Charrondiere, U.R., Chevassus-Agnes, S., Marroni, S. and Burlingame, B. (2004). Impact of different macronutrient definitions and energy conversion factors on energy supply estimations. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 17, 3-4:339-360 Burlingame, B. (2004). Fostering quality data in food composition databases: visions for the future. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 17, 3-4: 251-258. Burlingame, B. (2003). The food of Near East, North West and Western African regions. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition 12, 3:309-312. Kennedy, G.; Burlingame, B. (2003). Analysis of food composition data on rice from a plant genetic resources perspective. Food Chemistry 80:589-596. Burlingame, B. (2002). Trends in foods available for consumption: Europe, 1961-1999. Nutrition and Lifestyle: opportunities for cancer prevention. IARC Scientific Publication 156: 513-517. Levine JA, Weisell R, Chevassus S, Martinez CD, Burlingame B, (2002, 10 May ). Looking at Child Labor. Science, 296, 1025-1026. Levine JA, Weisell R, Chevassus S, Martinez CD, Burlingame B, Coward WA.(2001, 26 Oct). The work burden of women. Science, 294, 812. Taylor,G; Knowles,S; Burlingame,B (1996). The proximate composition of New Zealand biscuits and muesli bars. Journal of the New Zealand Dietetic Association 50(2), 58-61. Burlingame, B.A.; Lewis, J.; Aalbersberg, W.; Matenga-Smith, T. (1996). OCEANIAFOODS: National, regional and international activities. Food Chemistry, 57(1),175-178. Monro, J.A.; Burlingame, B.A. (1996). Carbohydrates and related food components: INFOODS tagnames, meanings and uses. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 9, 100-118. Burlingame, B.A. (1996). Development of food composition data base management systems: the New Zealand experience. Food Chemistry, 57(1),127-131. Burlingame, B.A.; Cook, F.M.; Duxfield, G.M.; Milligan, G.C. (1995). Food data: Numbers, words and images. In H. Greenfield (Ed.), Quality and accessibility of food-related data (1st ed., Vol. 1, pp. 175-182). Arlington: AOAC International. 10

Burlingame, B.A. (1991). OCEANIAFOODS. In Informatics in Food and Nutrition (pp. 113-116). Stockholm: Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Vlieg, P.; Body, D.R.; Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Fat and omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in some NZ cooked fish and prepared seafoods. Journal of the New Zealand Dietetic Association, 45(1), 29-30. Burlingame, B.A. (1990). Report on OCEANIAFOODS. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 12(2), 157. Burlingame, B.A. (1990). The New Zealand food composition databases. Food Australia, 42(8), 39- 43. Vlieg, P.; Body, D.; Burlingame, B.A. (1988). Omega 3 fatty acid levels in the edible part of some common New Zealand fish and shellfish. Journal of the New Zealand Dietetic Association, 42(1), 15-19.

BOOKS / PUBLICATIONS AS EDITOR

Burlingame, B. & Dernini, S. (2019). Sustainable Diets: Linking Nutrition and Food Systems. CABI, Oxfordshire, UK. Lacirignola, C., Capone, R., El Bilali, H., Debs, P., Cardone, G., Driouech, N., Dernini, S., Burlingame, B., Gitz, V., Meybeck, A. (2015). White Paper: Mediterranean food consumption patterns – Diet, environment, society, economy and health. FAO, Rome and CIHEAM, Bari. Kuhnlein, H., Erasmus, B., Spigelski, D., Burlingame, B. (2013). Indigenous Peoples Food and Wellbeing: Interventions and Policies for Healthy Communities. FAO and CINE, Rome. Burlingame, B. and Dernini, S. (2012). Sustainable Diets and Biodiversity: Directions and solutions for policy, research and action. FAO, Rome. Lacirignola, C., Dernini, S., Capone, R., Meybeck, A., Burlingame, B., Gitz, V., El Bilali, H., Debs, P., Belsanti, V. (2012). Towards the development of guidelines for improving the sustainability of diets and food consumption patterns: the Mediterranean Diet as a pilot study. Options Méditerranéennes Series B, pp 78. International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies, Paris/Bari. FAO (2012). Dietary protein quality evaluation in human nutrition. FAO Food and Nutrition Paper 92. FAO, Rome. Burlingame, B., Nishida, C., Uauy, R., Weisell, R. (2009). Fats and Fatty Acids in Human Nutrition. Background papers for Joint FAO/WHO Expert Consultation, Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism Vol. 55, 1-3: 5-300. Kuhnlein, H., Erasmus, B., Spigelski, D. (2009). Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems: the many dimensions of culture, diversity and environment for nutrition and health. FAO and CINE, Rome. Greenfield, H. and Southgate, DAT (2007). Données sur la composition des aliments: production, gestion et utilisation. FAO, Rome. Greenfield, H. and Southgate, DAT (2006). Datos de composición de alimentos. Obtención, gestión y utilización, FAO, Rome. Greenfield, H. and Southgate, DAT (2003). Food composition data: production, management and use. FAO, Rome. Monro, J.; Humphrey-Taylor, V. (1994). The Composition of New Zealand Foods 5. Bread and Flour. Christchurch: New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited, New Zealand Association of Bakers, and New Zealand Flour Millers Association. Gibson, J.; West, J.; Chrystall, B. (1993). The Composition of New Zealand Foods 4. Poultry. Wellington: Poultry Industry Association of NZ, NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited and MIRINZ. Burlingame, B.A.; Monro, J.A. (Eds.). (1993). Proceedings of the third OCEANIAFOODS Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 3-5 December 1991. Palmerston North: NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited. Visser, F.R.; Gray, I.; Williams, M. (1991). The Composition of New Zealand Foods 3. Dairy 11

Products. Wellington: DSIR Crop Research and Dairy Advisory Bureau. Visser, F.R.; Hannah, D.; Bailey, R.W. (1990). Composition of New Zealand Foods 2. Export Fruits and Vegetables. Wellington: DSIR Biotechnology and Royal Society of New Zealand. Vlieg, P. (1988). The Proximate Composition of New Zealand Marine Finfish and Shellfish. Palmerston North: DSIR Biotechnology Division.

BOOK CHAPTERS/CONTRIBUTIONS

Burlingame, B. (2020). Challenges and impacts of poor diets and nutrition. In Biodiversity, Food and Nutrition: A New Agenda for Sustainable Food Systems (Eds. Hunter, Borelli, & Gee). Routledge, UK. Burlingame, B. (2020). Sustainability. In Healthy and Sustainable Food Systems (Eds. Lawrence & Friel). Routledge, UK. Burlingame, B., Vogliano, C., Eme, P. (2019). Leveraging agricultural biodiversity for sustainable diets, highlighting Pacific Small Island Developing States. In Advances in Food Security and Sustainability, (Eds. Barling & Fanzo) Volume 4: 133-173. Elsevier, UK. doi.org/10.1016/bs.af2s.2019.06.006 Jones, R., Vogliano, C., Burlingame, B. (2019). Sustainable Diets and Food-based Dietary Guidelines. In Sustainable Diets: Linking Nutrition and Food Systems (Eds. Burlingame & Dernini). CABI, Oxfordshire, UK. Burlingame, B.(2019). Towards a code of conduct for sustainable diets. In Sustainable Diets: Linking Nutrition and Food Systems (Eds. Burlingame & Dernini). CABI, Oxfordshire, UK. Burlingame, B. (2017). Repositioning human nutrition. In The New Zealand Land and Food Annual, No Free Lunch: Can NZ feed the world sustainably? Series editor C. Massey; volume editor B. Burlingame. Massey University Press. Burlingame, B., Wham, C (2017). Mission critical. In The New Zealand Land and Food Annual, No Free Lunch: Can NZ food the world sustainably? Series editor C. Massey; volume editor B. Burlingame. Massey University Press. Vinceti, M., Burlingame, B., Filippini, T., Naska, A., Bargellini, A., Borella, P. (2016). The epidemiology of selenium and human health. In Selenium: Its molecular biology and role in human health, 4th edition. Springer. Burlingame, B. (2015). Food biodiversity composition and consumption. In: Assessing sustainable diets within the sustainability of food systems (Eds A. Meybeck, S. Redfern, F. Paoletti, C. Strassner). FAO, Rome. Burlingame, B. (2015). Plant and animal protein ratio. In: Assessing sustainable diets within the sustainability of food systems (Eds A. Meybeck, S. Redfern, F. Paoletti, C. Strassner). FAO, Rome. Hunter, D., Burlingame, B., Remans, R. (2015). Biodiversity and Nutrition. In Connecting Global Priorities: Biodiversity and Human Health, A State of Knowledge Review. World Health Organization and Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Geneva. Burlingame, B. and Charrondiere, U.R. (2015). Food composition. In Nutrition Research Methodologies. The Nutrition Society Textbook Series. Wiley Blackwell, West Sussex, UK. Burlingame, B. (2014). Defining Relationships: Synergies and Trade-Offs Between Health and Environmental Impacts. In Sustainable Diets: Food for Healthy People and a Healthy Planet: Workshop Summary. Institute of Medicine of the National Research Council, Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. Frison, E., Burlingame, B. (2013). Preface in Diversifying Food and Diets: Improving Agricultural Biodiversity to Improve Nutrition and Health (Eds. Jessica Fanzo, Danny Hunter, Teresa Borelli, and Frederico Mattei). Routledge, New York. Kuhnlein, H., Burlingame, B., Erasmus, B. (2013). Policies and strategies to improve nutrition and health for Indigenous Peoples. In: Indigenous Peoples Food and Wellbeing: Interventions and Policies for Healthy Communities pp. 279-296. FAO and CINE, Rome. 12

Kuhnlein, H. and Burlingame, B. (2013). Why do Indigenous Peoples’ food and nutrition interventions for health promotion and policy need special consideration? In: Indigenous Peoples Food and Wellbeing: Interventions and Policies for Healthy Communities pp. 3-8. FAO and CINE, Rome. Wijesinha-Bettoni, R., Burlingame, B. (2013). Milk and dairy product composition. In: Milk and Dairy Products in Human Nutrition. (Eds. Muehlhoff, E., Bennett, A., McMahon, D.). FAO, Rome. Dernini, S., Burlingame, B. (2012). La dieta mediterranea: un modello di studio per le diete sostenibili. In La dieta Mediterranea tra mito e realità. (Eds. Lucchin, L. And Caretto, A.). Il Pensiero Scientifico Editore, Roma. Burlingame, B., Charrondiere, U.R., Dernini, S., Stadlmayr, B., Mondovi, S. (2012). Food biodiversity and sustainable diets: implications of applications for food production and processing. In: Green Technologies in Food Production and Processing. Editors: Joyce I. Boye, Yves Arcand. Springer. Burlingame, B. & Charrondiere, U.R. (2008). INFOODS, FAO and CODEX: Positions on Energy Value of dietary fibre. In: Gordon DT & Goda T. (eds) Dietary fibre – An International Perspective for Harmonization of Health Benefits. AACC International. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B. (2006). Energy content of carbohydrates (Spanish and Portuguese), In Carbohidratos en alimentos regionales iberoamericanos (Eds. Lajolo, F. M.; Menezes, E.W.). EDUSP, São Paulo. Burlingame, B. (2003). Foreword, in Encyclopedia of Food Sciences and Nutrition, Academic Press/Elsevier Science, London. Burlingame, B. (2002). Food composition entry. Encyclopedia of Food and Culture. S. Katz (Ed). Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York. Monro, J. A., Burlingame, B. A. (1997). Carbohidratos y componentes alimentarios relacionados: Identificadores de INFOODS, significados y usos. In Produccion y manejo de dotos de composicion quimica de alimentos en nutrition (Eds Moron, C., Zacarias, I., de Pablo, S.). pp. 327-356. FAO, Universidad de Chile, INTA, Santiago.

SCIENTIFIC OPINIONS AS MEMBER OF EUROPEAN FOOD SAFETY AUTHORITY PANEL ON DIETETIC PRODUCTS, NUTRITION AND ALLERGIES (SUBSET OF EXAMPLES; THERE ARE MANY MORE)

Update of the tolerable upper intake level for vitamin D for infants. August 2018. EFSA Journal 16(8) DOI: 10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5365 Symbiosal® and lowering of blood pressure and reduced risk of hypertension: evaluation of a health claim pursuant to Article 14 of Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006. July 2018. EFSA Journal 16(7). DOI: 10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5364 Xanthohumol in XERME®, a xanthohumol‐enriched roasted malt extract, and protection of DNA from oxidative damage: evaluation of a health claim pursuant to Article 13(5) of Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006. March 2018. EFSA Journal Safety of egg membrane hydrolysate as a novel food pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2015/2283. July 2018. EFSA Journal 16(7). DOI: 10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5363 Safety of hydroxytyrosol as a novel food pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 258/97 Scientific Opinion Nutrition10 March 2017 Stablor® and reduction of visceral fat while maintaining lean mass: evaluation of a health claim pursuant to Article 13(5) of Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 Scientific Opinion Nutrition28 February 2017 Safety of proline-specific oligopeptidase as a novel food pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 258/97 Scientific Opinion Nutrition15 February 2017 Scientific Opinion on taxifolin-rich extract from Dahurian Larch (Larix gmelinii) Scientific Opinion Nutrition14 February 2017 Scientific and technical guidance for the preparation and presentation of a health claim application 13

(Revision 2) Guidance Nutrition31 January 2017 Outcome of a public consultation on the draft scientific and technical guidance for the preparation and presentation of a health claim application Technical report Nutrition31 January 2017 ‘Nutrimune®’ and immune defence against pathogens in the gastrointestinal and upper respiratory tracts: evaluation of a health claim pursuant to Article 14 of Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 Scientific Opinion Nutrition30 January 2017 Vitamin C and protection of DNA, proteins and lipids from oxidative damage: evaluation of a health claim pursuant to Article 14 of Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 Scientific Opinion Nutrition27 January 2017 Response to comments on the Scientific Opinion on the scientific substantiation of health claim related to Lp299v and iron absorption Technical report Nutrition23 December 2016 Outcome of public consultation on a draft scientific opinion on dietary reference values for thiamine Technical report Nutrition19 December 2016 Dietary reference values for thiamine. Scientific Opinion Nutrition19 December 2016

BOOKS AS AUTHOR

Dignan, C.A.; Burlingame, B.A.; Kumar, S.; Aalbersberg, W. (2004). The Pacific Islands Food Composition Tables, 2nd edition. INFOODS, University of the South Pacific, FAO. Rome. Puwastien, P.; Burlingame, B.A.; Raroengwichit, M.; Sungpuag, P. (2000). ASEAN Food Composition Tables. Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University. Monro, J.A.; Burlingame, B.A. (1999). Sugar, Starch and Fibre in New Zealand Foods. Palmerston North: New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research. Burlingame, B.A.; Spriggs, T.W., Athar, N. (1998). FOODfiles manual (4th ed.). Palmerston North: NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research. Duncan, P.; Burlingame, B.A.;.West, J. (1997). The Composition of New Zealand Foods 7: Pork and Pork Products. New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research and Pork Industry Board, Wellington. Reynolds, E.; Athar, N.; Spriggs, T.; Burlingame, B. (1997). NZ Food Composition Database Recipes. Palmerston North: New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited. Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C.; Spriggs, T.W.; Athar, N. (1997). The Concise New Zealand Food Composition Tables (3rd ed.). Palmerston North: New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited & The Ministry of Health. Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C.; Quigley, R.J.; Spriggs, T.W. (1995). FOODfiles manual (3rd ed.) Palmerston North: NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research. Quigley, R.J.; Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C.; Gibson, J.J. (1995). Fats and Fatty Acids in New Zealand Foods. Palmerston North: NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research, Public Health Commission. Dignan, C.A.; Burlingame, B.A.; Arthur, J.M.; Quigley, R.J.; Milligan, G.C. (1994). The Pacific Islands Food Composition Tables. Palmerston North: South Pacific Commission, NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research, INFOODS. Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C.; Apimerika, D.E.; Arthur, J.M. (1994). The Concise New Zealand Food Composition Tables (2nd ed.). Palmerston North: New Zealand Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited & The Public Health Commission. Duxfield, G.M.; Apimerika, D.E.; Burlingame, B.A. (1994). FOODfiles User's Guide (2nd ed.). Palmerston North: NZ Institute for Crop & Food Research Limited. Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C.; Apimerika, D.E.; Arthur, J.M. (1991). The Concise New Zealand Food Composition Tables (1st ed.). Palmerston North: DSIR Crop Research & Department of Health. Burlingame, B.A.; Reid, J. (1990). The New Zealand Food Facts. Wellington: Mills Publishing. Webster, D.W.; Philpott, G.; Burlingame, B.A.; Harding, W.; Milligan, G.C. (1990). The New Zealand Therapeutic Database User's Guide. FOODDATA Biotechnology Division, DSIR. 14

Burlingame, B.A.; Milligan, G.C. (1988). The New Zealand Food Composition Tables User's Guide. DSIR Biotechnology. Milligan, G.C.; Webster, D.W.; Burlingame, B.A. (1988). The New Zealand Food Composition Tables. FOODDATA Biotechnology Division, DSIR.

MAJOR UN PUBLICATIONS (AS AUTHOR AND/OR SECRETARIAT AND/OR CONTRIBUTOR)

HLPE (2020). Food Security and Nutrition: Building a Global Narrative Towards 2030. A report by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security. HLPE Report 15. Rome. (in press). HLPE (2020, 24 March). Interim Issues Paper on the Impact of COVID-19 on Food Security and Nutrition by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE). http://www.fao.org/fileadmin/templates/cfs/Docs1920/HLPE_2020/New_HLPE_paper_COVI D_EN.pdf HLPE (2017). Nutrition and Food Systems. A report by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security. HLPE Report 12. Rome. 152 pp. http://www.fao.org/3/a-i7846e.pdf FAO (2013). State of Food and Agriculture: Food Systems for Better Nutrition. FAO, Rome. FAO (2013). Review of Key Issues on Biodiversity and Nutrition. Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, CGRFA-14/13/8. FAO (2012). Greening the Economy with Agriculture – Utilization. In: Greening the Economy with Agriculture. FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Stadlmayr, B., Rittenschober, D., Nowak, V., Nilsson, E., Burlingame, B. (2012). FAO/INFOODS Food Composition Database for Biodiversity version 2.0. FAO, Rome. FAO and Bioversity International (2012). West African Food Composition Table. FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Guía para el estudio de la composición de alimentos – Claves de las preguntas y los ejercicios (volumen 2). FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Guía para el estudio de la composición de alimentos – Preguntas y ejercicios (volumen 1). FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Manuel d’étude sur la composition des aliments – Réponses aux questions et exercices (volume 2). FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Manuel d’étude sur la composition des aliments – questions et exercices (volume 1). FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Food Composition Study Guide. Questions, exercises and answers (volume 2). Second revised version. FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2011). Food Composition Study Guide. Questions and exercises (volume 1). Second revised version. FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Stadlmayr, B., Nilsson, E., Burlingame, B. (2011). FAO/INFOODS Food Composition Database for Biodiversity version 1.1. FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Haytowitz, D., Stadlmayr, B. (2011). FAO/INFOODS Density Database version 1.0. FAO, Rome. Stadlmayr, B., Charrondiere, U.R., Addy, P., Samb, B., Enujiungha, V.N., Bayili, R.G., Fagbohoun, E.G., Smith, I.F., Thiam, I., Burlingame, B. (2010). Composition of selected foods from West Africa. FAO, Rome. ISBN 978-92-5-106652. Charrondiere, U.R., Stadlmayr, B., Nilsson, E., Burlingame, B. (2010). FAO/INFOODS Food Composition Database for Biodiversity version 1.0. FAO, Rome. FAO/INFOODS/Bioversity International (2010). Expert Consultation on Nutrition Indicators for Biodiversity 2. Food Consumption. FAO, Rome. FAO/WHO (2010). Fats and Fatty Acids in Human Nutrition. Joint FAO/WHO Expert Consultation. FAO Food and Nutrition Paper 91. November 10–14, 2008, FAO, Rome. Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2009). Food Composition Study Guide. Questions, exercises and answers (volume 2). FAO, Rome. 15

Charrondiere, U.R., Burlingame, B., Berman, S., Elmadfa, I. (2009). Food Composition Study Guide. Questions and exercises (volume 1). FAO, Rome. FAO/INFOODS/Bioversity International (2008). Expert Consultation on Nutrition Indicators for Biodiversity 1. Food Composition. FAO, Rome. FAO/WHO (2006). A Model for Establishing Upper Levels of Intake for Nutrients and Related Substances: Report of a Joint FAO/WHO Technical Workshop on Nutrient Risk Assessment, WHO, Geneva. FAO/WHO/UNU (2004). FAO Food and Nutrition Technical Report Series 1. Human energy requirements. FAO, Rome. FAO (2003). Food energy - methods of analysis and conversion factors, Report of a Technical Workshop, Rome, 3-6 December 2002, FAO Food and Nutrition Paper 77, Rome. FAO (2003). Nutrition Country Profiles, Aperçus nutritionnels par pays, Perfiles nutricionales por países, Rome (CD-ROM). FAO (2001). Nutrition Country Profiles, Aperçus nutritionnels par pays, Perfiles nutricionales por países, Rome (CD-ROM). FAO (2001). Report of the 3rd International Food Data Conference, Rome. FAO (Oct 2002). State of Food Insecurity in the World 2002, Rome FAO (Oct 2001). State of Food Insecurity in the World 2001, Rome FAO (Oct 2000). State of Food Insecurity in the World 2000, Rome. FAO (Oct 1999). State of Food Insecurity in the World 1999, Rome.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, ELSEVIER’S JOURNAL OF FOOD COMPOSITION AND ANALYSIS

From 1998-2010, 14 Volumes, 80 regular issues and 17 special issues. A subset of special themed issues includes the following : • Horticulture, Biodiversity and Nutrition, Volume 23, Issue 6, pages 481-664 (September 2010). • International Year of the Potato, Volume 22, Issue 6, pages 491-626 (September 2009). • 7th International Food Data Conference: Food Composition and Biodiversity, Volume 22, Issue 5, pages 359-490 (August 2009). • Wine: nutrients, bioactive non-nutrients and more, Volume 21, Issue 8, pages 587-742 (December 2008). • The essential balance: Risks and benefits in food safety and quality, Volume 20, Issues 3–4, pages 139-360 (May 2007). • After Processing: The Fate of Food Components, Volume 19, Issue 4, pp. 251-394 (June 2006). • Biodiversity and Nutrition: A Common Path, Volume 19, Number 6-7, pages 477-770 (September-November 2006). • International Year of Rice, Volume 18, Number 4, pages 249-344 (June 2005).

PAPERS IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, NEW ZEALAND

Jones, R., Burlingame, B., Wham, C. (2019). Attitudes towards Inclusion of Sustainability Characteristics within New Zealand’s Eating and Activity Guidelines by Professionals in the Agriculture, Environment and Health Sectors. Proceedings 2019, 8(1), 47 doi:10.3390/proceedings2019008047 Monzales, R., Kruger, M.C., Burlingame, B., Norrish, L., von Hurst, P.R. (2019). A Retrospective and Cross-Sectional Study to Evaluate the Effect of Acculturation on the Dietary Calcium Intake and Predictors of Bone Mineral Density in Filipino Women Recently Immigrated to New Zealand. Proceedings 2019, 8(1), 44 doi: 10.3390/proceedings2019008044 Burlingame, B.A. (1998). Carbohydrates in foods: international and regional attempts at sorting out 16

the confusion. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 23, 1-7. Athar, N, Taylor, G, Spriggs, T., Monro, J. Burlingame, B (1997). Update on the NZ Food Composition Database. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 22, 256-260. Burlingame, B.A. (1997). Nutrient composition of meats: averages and comparisons. In Meat & Human Health (Series 38, pp. 18-23). The Royal Society of New Zealand, Wellington. Burlingame, B.A. (1996). Nutrition labelling compliance in the international marketplace. Southern Connection: Joint conference of the NZ Institute of Food Science & Technology, and the NZ Biotechnology Association, p.40 (abstract). Burlingame, B.A.; Gibson, J.J.; Milligan, G.C.; Monro, J.A.; Quigley, R.J.; Spriggs, T.W. (1995). Update on the New Zealand Food Composition Database. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 20, 100. Susarla, G.; Drummond, L.; Wiseman, J.; Burlingame, B.A. (1994). Nutritional concerns in the development of low-fat dairy products. New Zealand Dietetic Associate Conference (abstract). Cook, F.M.; Duxfield, G.M.; Burlingame, B.A. (1992). Progress in food and nutrition databases. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 17, 204-207. Burlingame, B.A.; Brennan, M. (1991). New Zealand consumers' interest in nutritional information provided by the food industry. Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute of Food Science & Technology Conference, Crossroads '91, 179-185. Milligan, G.C.; Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Creation of the New Zealand food composition interim database. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 16, 181-188. Burlingame, B.A. (1990). Nutritional database on cereals. Proceedings of the 1989 Cereal Science Conference, 80-86. Burlingame, B.A.; Cook, F.M.; Duxfield, G.M. (1990). New Zealand's food composition databases. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 15, 132-143. Burlingame, B.A. (1989). The NZ Food Composition Database and Therapeutic Database of Brand- name Foods. The NZ Dietetic Association Annual Conference, "Sharing Strategies" (abstract). Burlingame, B.A. (1989). Uses of nutritional information in the marketing of foods. FOODLINK '89 Conference. Shields, H.M.; Burlingame, B.A.; Dunne, P. (1988). The Launching of the New Zealand Food Composition Tables and Database. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand, 13, 160-164.

EDITORIALS

Burlingame, B. (2006). Food processing and the fate of food components. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 19(4), 251. doi:10.1016/j.jfca.2006.02.008 Holistic and reductionist nutrition. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 17, Issue 5, Oct 2004, pp 585-586. Reflections on water. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 16, No. 5, Oct 2003 pp. 533–534. Evidence for diet and chronic disease relationships requires food composition data, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 16, Issue 2, April 2003, Page 109. Modern communications and images from the past, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 16, Issue 1, February 2003,page 1. Saving the environment with food composition data, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 15, No. 6, Dec 2002. Amaranthus pumilus, Chorda lum, Moringa oleifera . . ., Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Volume 15, Issue 1, February 2002, Page 1. Analysing the Total Diet, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 14, No. 5, Oct 2001, pp. 451-452. The mystery of the missing units. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol 14, No. 4, Aug 2001, pp. 333–334. What is a nutrient?, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 14, No. 1, Feb 2001, pp. 1-1. 17

Hungry People and Food Composition Data, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 6, Dec 2000, pp. 873-874. Number of Samples Can Make it or Break it, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 5, Oct 2000, pp. 763-763. Wrapping up the 3rd International Food Data Conference, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 4, Aug 2000, pp. 285-285. Bio-relevance of Food Composition, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 3, Jun 2000, pp. 191-191. Wild Nutrition, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 13, No. 2, Apr 2000, pp. 99-100. Units of Measure, Units of Culture, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 12, No. 4, Dec 1999, pp. 241-241. Rules, Conventions and Recommendations, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 12, No. 1, Mar 1999, pp. 1-1. The Science, the Service, and the Advocacy, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 11, No. 4, Dec 1998, pp. 283-284 Food Trade and Food Composition, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 11, No. 3, Sep 1998, pp. 199-199. Changes: People, Circulation, Affiliation, and Scope, Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, Vol. 11, No. 2, Jun 1998, pp. 196-197.

PAPERS IN INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS & PUBLISHED MEETING REPORTS

Approximately 90 additional papers not itemized from 2003-2019; see presentations’ list. Burlingame, Barbara (2008). Measuring nutrients in foods: the importance of international standards and the needs of diverse user groups. In International Conference on Metrology of Environmental, Food and Nutritional Measurements, 9-12 Sept 2008, Budapest, pp 70-72. Kennedy, G., Burlingame, B., and Nguyen, V.N. (2003). Nutritional contribution of rice and impact of biotechnology and biodiversity in rice-consuming countries. In Proceedings of the 20th Session. of the International Rice Commission, Bangkok, Thailand, FAO, Rome, p 59-69.

Kennedy, G. & Burlingame, B. (2001). Analysis of food composition data on rice from a plant genetic resources base. 4th International Food Data Conference (Bratislava, Slovakia), 36. Burlingame, B. (2001). Back to Basics, Final report (English, French and Spanish). Third International Food Data Conference, Cost Action 99/EUROFOODS Meeting. FAO, Rome. Burlingame, B., Mazar, I., Marroni, S. (2001). Food composition issues and their impact on harmonization of nutrient-based recommendations. Annals of Nutrition & Metabolism 45 (suppl 1), 586. Burlingame, B. (2000). Food Composition and Data Systems. 13th International Congress of Dietetics, Edinburgh, Scotland. 23-27 July 2000, S/20. Burlingame, B.A. (1999). International Activities: INFOODS. Proceedings of the 5th OCEANIAFOODS Conference. 36-37. The University of the South Pacific and The Secretariat for the Pacific Community. Burlingame, B.A. (1999). Country Report: New Zealand. Proceedings of the 5th OCEANIAFOODS Conference. 10-13. The University of the South Pacific and The Secretariat for the Pacific Community. Burlingame, B. A. (1998). Overview: NORAMFOODS, the INFOODS regional data center for North America. Proceedings of the 22nd National Nutrient Data Bank Conference (San Francisco, California), 30-31. Burlingame, B.A. (1998). Update on INFOODS with relevance to North America. Proceedings of the 21st National Nutrient Databank Conference (1996, Baton Rouge), 70-73. Burlingame, B.A. (1998). Proximate methods and modes of expression: variability as a harmonization 18

issue. Proceedings of the 21st National Nutrient Databank Conference (1996, Baton Rouge), 122-127. Burlingame, B.A. (1998). Food Nomenclature and Terminology: Standards and Harmonisation for Food Composition Databases and Food Trade. In D W Fitzpatrick, J E Anderson, M L L’Abbe (Eds.) 16th International Congress of Nutrition Proceedings “From Nutritional Science to Nutrition Practice for Better Global Health”. (Montreal), pp 304-307. Canadian Federation of Biological Societies. Burlingame, B.A.; Scrimshaw, N.S. (1997). International standardisation/harmonization for food composition data: a precondition for assessing food security. 16th International Congress of Nutrition (Montreal). PR.552, 388 (abstract). Spriggs, T.W.; Burlingame, B.A. (1996). Nutrition resources on the Internet. Proceedings of the 4th OCEANIAFOODS Conference, 181-182, Suva: The University of the South Pacific and The Fiji National Food and Nutrition Committee. Burlingame, B.A.; Scrimshaw, N.S. (1996). INFOODS activities with relevance to OCEANIAFOODS. Proceedings of the 4th OCEANIAFOODS Conference, 47-53, Suva: The University of the South Pacific and The Fiji National Food and Nutrition Committee. Burlingame, B.A.; Gibson, J.J.; Milligan, G.C.; Monro, J.A.; Quigley, R.J.; Spriggs, T.W. (1996). Country Report: New Zealand. Proceedings of the 4th OCEANIAFOODS Conference,16-24, Suva: The University of the South Pacific and The Fiji National Food and Nutrition Committee. Burlingame, B.A. (1995). OCEANIAFOODS as a regional data centre model. Meeting on Food Composition Activities in the Middle Asian Region, 39-45. Beijing: Institute of Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine. Burlingame, B.A. (1995). Food composition data systems in theory and practice. Meeting on Food Composition Activities in the Middle Asian Region, 29-38. Beijing: Institute of Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine. Burlingame, B.A.; Cook, F.M. (1994). Images in data bases. Proceedings of the 19th National Nutrient Databank Conference (St Louis), 45-49. Burlingame, B.A. (1994). The fundamental information requirement: Food composition data. In Report of the regional expert consultation of the Asia-Pacific Network for Food and Nutrition on household food security with respect to desirable dietary pattern, 23, 85-87. Bangkok: Food and Agriculture Organization. Burlingame, B.A. (1994). INFOODS: communication and information. In AFROFOODS Organisational Meeting Report (pp. 43-48). Accra: Food and Agriculture Organization. Burlingame, B.A.; Favier, J.C.; Knowles, M.; Puwastien, P.; Rimestad, A. (1994). The mechanisms for developing, maintaining and updating international food composition data. Report to FAO/UNU Rome and Tokyo, 7p. Wiseman, J.R.; Wrait, L.; Burlingame, B.A.; Susarla, G. (1993). Health influence on the developments of New Zealand processed foods. XV International Congress of Nutrition (Adelaide), P51, 67 (abstract). Burlingame, B.A. (1992). Intra-regional and international interchange of food composition data. Proceedings of the third OCEANIAFOODS Conference, Dec 1991, Auckland, 117-121. Burlingame, B.A. (1992). Country Reports, New Zealand. Proceedings of the third OCEANIAFOODS Conference, Dec 1991, Auckland, 14-20. Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Data presentation and dissemination. Proceedings of the 2nd OCEANIAFOODS Conference, Suva, 86-89. Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Using International Nutrient Data. Proceedings of the Sixteenth Nutrient Databank Conference, Nutrient Databases for the 1990's (San Francisco), 143-144. Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Country reports: New Zealand. Proceedings of the 2nd OCEANIAFOODS Conference, Suva, 26-28. Burlingame, B.A. (1991). Food analysis and the development of the New Zealand food composition databases. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society of Australia, Canberra, 16, 104-107.

NON-PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS, BOOK REVIEWS, COMMERCIAL REPORTS, ETC.

Burlingame, B. (2017). Book review: Review of three IFPRI books. Food Security. DOI 10.1007/s12571-017-0681-3 Burlingame, B. (2016). Book Review: A framework for assessing the effects of the food system. Malden C. Nesheim, Maria Oria, and Peggy Tsai Yih (Eds.). Food Security, 25 January 2016, pp 1-2. doi: 10.1007/s12571-016-0550-5 Burlingame, BA and Allsopp, C. (2003). Standards in scientific data, nomenclature & terminology: for whom? Journal of the European Association of Science Editors, volume 29. Kennedy, G., Burlingame, B. and Nguyen, N. (2002). Nutrient impact assessment of rice in major rice-consuming countries. International Rice Commission Newsletter, Vol. 51, 33-41. Burlingame, B.A. (1997, March). Book Review of ‘Quality and Accessibility of Food Related Data,’ H.Greenfield, Ed. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 18(1), 91-92. Burlingame, B.A. (1996). Harmonizing food labelling legislation with nutrient analyses. ASEANFOODS News (Sep/Oct). Burlingame, B.A. and Scrimshaw, N.S. (1996). INFOODS Activities for the Asia-Pacific Region. ASEANFOODS News (Sep/Oct). Burlingame, B.A. (1995). International Network of Food Data Systems. SCN News, 13, 52-53. Geneva:ACC/SCN. Burlingame, B.A. (1995). OCEANIAFOODS -- Effective food composition partnerships in the Pacific. Pacific Islands Nutrition, 25, 10. New Caledonia: South Pacific Commission. Burlingame, B.A. (1995, August). INFOODS Newsletter, No. 18, 8p. Burlingame, B.A. (1994, August). INFOODS Newsletter, No. 17, 8p. Monro, J.A.; Gibson, J.J.; Burlingame, B.A. (1994). Nutrient composition of traditional New Zealand foods. Public Health Association Conference, (abstract). Burlingame, B.A. (1994, Autumn). Book Review of ‘Tables of composition of Australian Aboriginal foods’ by Janette Brand Miller, Keith James and Patricia Maggiore. The Food Technologist, 24(1), 30. Burlingame, B.A. (1992). International Network Activities. ASEANFOODS News, 1(1), 5. Vlieg, P.; Burlingame, B.A. (1990). Thoughts for food. Food Technology in New Zealand, 25(4), 10. Burlingame, B.; Ang KE (1986). Anthropometry – body composition versus weight. The Singapore Dietitian, 1(2), 21-22. Burlingame, B (1985). Recommended therapeutic guidelines for proper weight loss programme. The Singapore Dietitian, 1(1), 7-9.

CONFIDENTIAL REPORTS FOR COMMERCIAL CLIENTS

Burlingame, B.A. (1997). Comment on the report of the advisory panel on energy factors. Report to the Australia New Zealand Food Authority. FoodInfo Report No. 249, 5p. Athar, N. & Burlingame, B.A. (1997). Food composition data: finfish and shellfish. FoodInfo Confidential Report No. 246, 130p. Taylor, G.J.; & Burlingame, B.A. (1997). Phytoestrogens in selected New Zealand foods. FoodInfo Confidential Report No. 241, 40p. Burlingame, B.A. (1997). Report on New Zealand Greenshell Mussels. FoodInfo Confidential Report No. 213, 97p. Burlingame, B.A. & Milligan, G.C. (1995). Fat content of ham and other pork products as applied to label claims. FoodInfo Confidential Report No. 119, 38p. Burlingame, B.A. (1994). Amino acid content of selected New Zealand foods. FoodInfo Report, 40p.

Approximately 50 research reports prepared under contract for food companies and producer boards, mainly in Australasian countries, from 1993-1998. 20

NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES

Approximately 200 articles on food and nutrition in English and Chinese newspapers and magazines, and 150 feature articles on other topics in a daily newspaper, 1983-1986.

1 Jennifer Clapp Curriculum Vitae

(last updated January 2021)

Degrees

1992 PhD, International Relations, London School of Economics 1988 MSc, Politics of the World Economy, London School of Economics 1986 BA, Economics, University of Michigan

Employment History

2013-present Full Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier I) in Global Food Security and Sustainability, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo 2012-2013 Associate Dean of Research, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo 2007-2012 Full Professor and Centre for International Governance Innovation Chair in Global Environmental Governance, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo 2005-2007 Associate Professor (with Tenure) and Centre for International Governance Innovation Chair in Global Environmental Governance, Faculty of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo 2004-2005 Department Chair, International Development Studies Program, Trent University 2000-2005 Associate Professor (with Tenure), International Development Studies and Environmental and Resource Studies Programs, Trent University 1997-2000 Assistant Professor, International Development Studies and Environmental and Resource Studies Programs, Trent University 1994-1997 Assistant Professor, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University 1993-1994 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Global Security Programme, University of Cambridge

Visiting Professorships

2016 University of Oslo, Norway, PhD Summer School on Global Food Governance, delivered lectures on global food governance and participated as an instructor, August 14-18, 2016. 2013 University of Gastronomic Sciences, Pollenzo, Italy, delivered series of lectures on the world food economy to a group of master’s students, February 18-22, 2013.

Honours and Awards

2021-2023 Killam Research Fellowship, Canada Council for the Arts. 2019-2020 Peter Wall Scholarship, University of British Columbia.

2 2018 Innis-Gérin Medal (for contributions to the social sciences), Royal Society of Canada. 2018 Distinguished Scholar Award, Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association. 2017 Outstanding Performance Award, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo 2016 Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada 2015 Named Broadbent Fellow 2014 Outstanding Performance Award, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo 2014 Award of Excellence in Graduate Supervision 2013-14, University of Waterloo 2013 Trudeau Fellowship recipient 2013-2016 (prize and research funding) 2013 Shortlisted for the Donner Prize for the best book in public policy by a Canadian, for Hunger in the Balance (Cornell University Press, 2012) (one of four books shortlisted) 2013 Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security and Sustainability (Tier I) 2012 Award for Excellence in Food Studies Research, Canadian Association for Food Studies 2010 Outstanding Performance Award, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo 2007 Outstanding Performance Award, Faculty of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo 2004 Merit Award for Excellence in Research and Service, Trent University 2002 Merit Award for Excellence in Research, Trent University 2000 Merit Award for Excellence in Research and Teaching, Trent University 1995 Selected to participate in the Academic Council on the UN System/American Society of International Law Summer Workshop on International Organization Studies. The Hague, the Netherlands, July 15-30, 1995. 1993-1994 MacArthur Foundation funded Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Global Security Programme, University of Cambridge 1989-1990 Fulbright Research Scholarship to conduct nine months field research in Guinea 1988-1991 Graduate Studentship, London School of Economics 1988-1991 Overseas Research Scholarship, U.K. Universities Award 1987-1988 1980s Fund Scholarship, London School of Economics 1985-1986 Scholarship for Study Abroad, University of Michigan

Research Grants and Funding (listing only grants as Principle Investigator)

2021-2023 Killam Research Fellowship, Canada Council for the Arts, $140,000. 2020-2025 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Insight Grant (PI), “The Rise of Agrifood Mega-Companies: Drivers, Implications and Political Responses”, $94,855 2013-2027 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and University of Waterloo, Research Funding in Support of Canada Research Chair for the program Global Food Security and Sustainability, $2.8 million.

3 2013-2019 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Insight Grant (PI), “The New Politics of Financial Actors in the Global Food System,” $123,395. 2013-2016 Trudeau Foundation, Trudeau Fellowship, $175,000. 2014 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Connection Grant (PI), “State of Play on the Global Food Landscape,” Funding to host major workshop, $25,000. 2009-2012 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Standard Research Grant (PI), “The Worldwide Anti-Plastics Shift: Bags, Bottles, and Global Environmental Governance,” $61,174. 2011 Balsillie School of International Affairs Workshop Grant, “Land,” $7,000. 2009 Centre for International Governance Innovation Workshop Grant, “New Directions in Global Environmental Governance,” $30,000. 2008 Centre for International Governance Innovation Workshop Grant, “The Global Food Crisis: Governance Challenges and Opportunities,” $25,000. 2008 Centre for International Governance Innovation Workshop Grant, “Global Governance, Poverty and Inequality,” $7,000. 2005-2008 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Standard Research Grant (PI), “The Political Economy of Genetically Modified Food Aid,” $57,000. 2006-2007 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada International Opportunities Fund Grant (PI) – with Professor Doris Fuchs (co-investigator), “Agro-Food Corporations and Global Governance: The Challenge to Sustainability,” $22,485. 2005 Canadian Association for Studies in International Development Conference Grant, to organize and hold conference on “Food and Rural Development: Global and Local Perspectives,” $5,000. 2001-2005 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Standard Research Grant (PI), “Transnational Corporate Interests and Global Environmental Governance: Negotiating Rules for Agricultural Biotechnology and Chemicals,” $50,000. 2000-2001 Trent Internal Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Grant (PI), “Transnational Corporations and Chemicals,” $4,700. 1995-1999 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Standard Research Grant (PI), “Hazards on the Move: The North-South Political Economy of Effluence,” $41,000.

Editorial Positions

2020- Advisory Board member, Food Policy (Publisher: Elsevier). 2019-2020 Associate Editor, Food Policy (Publisher: Elsevier). 2016-2020 Editorial Board member, Review of International Studies (Publisher: Cambridge University Press). 2016-present International Advisory Board, The Journal of Peasant Studies (Publisher: Routledge). 2012-present Editorial Board member, Global Environmental Politics (Publisher: MIT Press). 1998-present Contributing Editor, Alternatives Journal (Publisher: Alternatives Inc.). 1999-2014 Editorial Board Member, Global Governance (Publisher: Lynne Rienner Press).

4 2007-2012 Co-Editor (with Matthew Paterson), Global Environmental Politics (Publisher: MIT Press). Four issues per year. JCR impact Factor for 2011: 2.174 (6th out of 148 political science journals and 13th out of 89 environmental studies journals.). 1999-2007 Associate Editor, Global Environmental Politics (Publisher: MIT Press). Editor of the ‘Debates’ section of the Journal from 2003-2006. 2001-2004 Editor, Society for Women in International Political Economy (SWIPE) newsletter. Newsletter; and Web manager for SWIPE (http://www.trentu.ca/swipe). 1997-2001 Editor, Global Development Section Newsletter, International Studies Association.

Publications

Single-authored Refereed Books 1. Clapp, Jennifer. 2012/2016/2020. Food (Cambridge: Polity Press), 218pp. Translated into Korean in 2013. Second edition 2016 (fully revised and updated from the 2012 edition); Third Edition (fully revised and updated from the 2016 edition); (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2020), 272 pp. 2. Clapp, Jennifer. 2012. Hunger in the Balance: The New Politics of International Food Aid (Ithaca: Cornell University Press), 201pp. Paperback printing in 2015 with new preface. Shortlisted for Donner Prize (for best book on public policy by a Canadian) in 2013. 3. Clapp, Jennifer. 2001. Toxic Exports: The Transfer of Hazardous Wastes from Rich to Poor Countries (Ithaca: Cornell University Press), 178pp. Paperback printing in 2009. 4. Clapp, Jennifer. 1997. Adjustment and Agriculture in Africa: Farmers, the State, and the World Bank in Guinea (London: Macmillan Press), 216pp.

Co-authored Refereed Books 1. Clapp, Jennifer and S. Ryan Isakson. 2018. Speculative Harvests: Financialization, Food and Agriculture (Halifax: Fernwood Press), 182pp. Short-listed for the British International Studies Association International Political Economy Book Prize (one of four books). 2. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Dauvergne. 2005/2011. Paths to a Green World: The Political Economy of the Global Environment (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), 327pp. Special printing in Asia in 2007. Translated into Japanese and published in Japan in 2008. Second edition 2011 (fully revised and updated from the 2005 edition) (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), 354pp.

Co-edited Books 1. Clapp, Jennifer and Rorden Wilkinson, eds. 2010. Global Governance, Poverty and Inequality (London: Routledge), 324pp. (Refereed). 2. Clapp, Jennifer and Doris Fuchs, eds. 2009. Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), 301pp. (Refereed). 3. Clapp, Jennifer and Marc J. Cohen, eds. 2009. The Global Food Crisis: Governance Challenges and Opportunities (Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier University Press), 255pp. 4. Utting, Peter and Jennifer Clapp, eds. 2008. Corporate Accountability and Sustainable Development (Oxford and Delhi: Oxford University Press), 259pp. (Refereed).

5 Refereed Journal Special Issue Editing 1. Co-editor (with Caitin Scott). 2018. Special Issue on the Global Environmental Politics of Food, Global Environmental Politics. Vol.18, No.2. 2. Co-editor (with Peter Newell and Zoe Brent). 2018. Symposium on Climate-Smart Agriculture, Journal of Peasant Studies. Vol.45, No.1. 3. Co-editor (with Oane Visser and Ryan Isakson). 2017. Symposium on the Complex Dynamics of Agriculture as a Financial Asset, Agriculture and Human Values. Vol.34, No.1. 4. Co-editor (with Oane Visser and Ryan Isakson). 2015. Symposium: Global Finance and the Agrifood Sector: Risk and Regulation, Journal of Agrarian Change. Vol.15, No.4. 5. Co-editor (with Annette Desmarais and Matias Margulis). 2015. Special Issue on Mapping the Global Food Landscape, Canadian Food Studies Journal. Vol.2, No.2. 6. Co-editor (with Doris Fuchs, Agni Kalfagianni and Lawrence Busch). 2011. Special Issue on Private Agrifood Governance, Agriculture and Human Values. Vol.28, No.3. 7. Editor. 2005. Special Issue on The Global South and the Environment, Global Environmental Politics. Vol.5, No.3.

Refereed Journal Articles 1. Torshizi, Mohammad, and Jennifer Clapp. 2021. "Price Effects of Common Ownership in the Seed Sector." Antitrust Bulletin (In press). 2. Clapp, Jennifer and William Moseley. 2020. “This Food Crisis is Different: COVID-19 and the Fragility of the Neoliberal Food Security Order.” The Journal of Peasant Studies. Vol.47, No.7, pp.1393-1417. 3. Clapp, Jennifer and Sarah Louise Ruder. 2020. “Precision Technologies for Agriculture: Digital Farming, Gene-Edited Crops, and the Politics of Sustainability.” Global Environmental Politics 20(3): 49-69. 4. Clapp, Jennifer and Joseph Purugganan. 2020. “Contextualizing Corporate Control in the Agrifood and Extractive Sectors.” Globalizations 17 (7): 1265-1275. 5. McElwee, P., Turnout, E., Chiroleu-Assouline, M., Clapp, J., Isenhour, C., Jackson, T., Kelemen, E., Miller, D.C., Rusch, G., Spangenberg, J.H. and Waldron, A., 2020. Ensuring a Post-COVID Economic Agenda Tackles Global Biodiversity Loss. One Earth. Vol.3, No.4, pp.448-461. 6. Garrett, Rachael D., S. Levy, Kimberly Carlson, Toby Gardner, Javier Godar, Jennifer Clapp, Peter Dauvergne, Robert Heilmayr, Yann le Polain de Waroux, Ben Ayre, Robin Barr, Barbro Døvre, Holly Gibbs, Simon Hall, Sarah Lake, Jeffrey Milder, Lisa Rausch, Rosanna Rivero, Ximena Rueda, Ryan Sarsfield, Britaldo Soares-Filho and Nelson Villoria. 2019. “Criteria for Effective Zero-deforestation Commitments.” Global Environmental Change, 54: 135-147 7. Urrutia, Isabel, Goretty M. Dias, and Jennifer Clapp. 2019. "Material and Visceral Engagements with Household Food Waste: Towards Opportunities for Policy Interventions." Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 150: 104435. 8. Clapp, Jennifer. 2019. “The Rise of Financial Investment and Common Ownership in Agrifood Firms.” Review of International Political Economy, 26(4): 604-629. 9. Clapp, Jennifer and Caitlin Scott. 2018. “The Global Environmental Politics of Food.” Global Environmental Politics, 18(2): 1–11.

6 10. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Mega Mergers on the Menu: Corporate Concentration and the Politics of Sustainability in the Global Food System.” Global Environmental Politics, 18(2): 12–33. 11. Clapp, Jennifer and S. Ryan Isakson. 2018. “Risky Returns: The Implications of Financialization in the Food System.” Development and Change, 49(2): 437–460. 12. Clapp, Jennifer, Peter Newell and Zoe Brent. 2018. “The Global Political Economy of Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Systems.” Journal of Peasant Studies, 45(1): 80–88. 13. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Food Self-Sufficiency: Making Sense of It, and When it Makes Sense.” Food Policy, 66: 88–96. 14. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “The Trade-ification of the Food Sustainability Agenda.” The Journal of Peasant Studies, 44(2): 335–353. 15. Clapp, Jennifer and Gyorgy Scrinis. 2017. “Big Food, Nutritionism and Corporate Power.” Globalizations, 14(4): 578–595. 16. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Responsibility to the Rescue: Governing Global Private Financial Investment in Agriculture.” Agriculture and Human Values, 34(1): 223–235. 17. Clapp, Jennifer, S. Ryan Isakson and Oane Visser. 2017. “The Complex Dynamics of Agriculture as a Financial Asset: Introduction to Symposium.” Agriculture and Human Values, 34(1): 179–183. 18. Dauvergne, Peter and Jennifer Clapp. 2016. “Researching Global Environmental Politics in the 21st Century.” Global Environmental Politics, 16(1): 1–12. 19. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “Food Security and Contested Agricultural Trade Norms.” Journal of International Law and International Relations, 11(2): 104–115. 20. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “ABCD and Beyond: From Global Grain Merchants to Agricultural Value Chain Managers.” Canadian Food Studies, 2(2): 126–135. 21. Clapp, Jennifer, Annette Desmarais and Matias Margulis. 2015. “Mapping the State of Play on the Global Food Landscape.” Canadian Food Studies, 2(2): 1–6. 22. Martin, Sarah J. and Jennifer Clapp. 2015. “Finance for Agriculture or Agriculture for Finance?” Journal of Agrarian Change, 15(4): 549–559. 23. Visser, Oane, Jennifer Clapp and S. Ryan Isakson. 2015. “Introduction to a Symposium on Global Finance and the Agrifood Sector: Risk and Regulation.” Journal of Agrarian Change, 15(4): 541–548. 24. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “Distant Agricultural Landscapes.” Sustainability Science, 10(2): 305– 316. 25. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “Food Security and Food Sovereignty: Getting Past the Binary.” Dialogues in Human Geography, 4(2): 206–211. 26. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “World Hunger and the Global Economy: Strong Linkages, Weak Action.” Journal of International Affairs, 67(2): 1–17. 27. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “Financialization, Distance and Global Food Politics.” The Journal of Peasant Studies, 41(5): 797–814. 28. Lappé, Frances Moore, Jennifer Clapp, Molly Anderson, Robin Broad, Ellen Messer, Thomas Pogge and Timothy Wise. 2013. “How We Count Hunger Matters.” Ethics & International Affairs, 27(3): 251–259. 29. Clapp, Jennifer and Sophia Murphy. 2013. “The G20 and Food Security: A Mismatch in Global Governance?” Global Policy, 4(2): 129–138. 30. Clapp, Jennifer and Eric Helleiner. 2012. “International Political Economy and the Environment: Back to the Basics?” International Affairs, 88(3): 485–501.

7 31. Biermann, Frank, Kenneth Abbott, Steinar Andresen, Karin Bäckstrand, Steven Bernstein, Michele M. Betsill, Harriet Bulkeley, Benjamin Cashore, Jennifer Clapp, Carl Folke, Aarti Gupta, Joyeeta Gupta, Peter M. Haas, Andrew Jordan, Norichika Kanie, Tatiana Kluvánková-Oravská, Louis Lebel, Diana Liverman, James Meadowcroft, Ronald B. Mitchell, Peter Newell, Sebastian Oberthür, Lennart Olsson, Philipp Pattberg, Roberto Sánchez-Rodríguez, Heike Schroeder, Arild Underdal, Susana Camargo Vieira, Coleen Vogel, Oran R. Young, Andrea Brock and Ruben Zondervan. 2012. “Navigating the Anthropocene: Improving Earth System Governance.” Science, 335(6074): 1306–1307. 32. Biermann, Frank, Kenneth Abbott, Steinar Andresen, Karin Bäckstrand, Steven Bernstein, Michele M. Betsill, Harriet Bulkeley, Benjamin Cashore, Jennifer Clapp, Carl Folke, Aarti Gupta, Joyeeta Gupta, Peter M. Haas, Andrew Jordan, Norichika Kanie, Tatiana Kluvánková-Oravská, Louis Lebel, Diana Liverman, James Meadowcroft, Ronald B. Mitchell, Peter Newell, Sebastian Oberthür, Lennart Olsson, Philipp Pattberg, Roberto Sánchez-Rodríguez, Heike Schroeder, Arild Underdal, Susana Camargo Vieira, Coleen Vogel, Oran R. Young, Andrea Brock and Ruben Zondervan. 2012. “Transforming Governance and Institutions for Global Sustainability: Key insights from the Earth System Governance Project.” Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 4(1): 51–60. 33. Clapp, Jennifer and Eric Helleiner. 2012. “Troubled Futures? The Global Food Crisis and the Politics of Agricultural Derivatives Regulation.” Review of International Political Economy, 19(2): 181–207. 34. Fuchs, Doris, Agni Kalfagianni, Jennifer Clapp and Lawrence Busch. 2011. “Introduction to Symposium on Private Agrifood Governance: Values, Shortcomings and Strategies.” Agriculture and Human Values, 28(3): 335–344. 35. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Food Price Volatility and Vulnerability in the Global South: Considering the Global Economic Context.” Third World Quarterly, 30(6): 1183–1196. 36. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “The Global Food Crisis and International Agricultural Policy: Which Way Forward?” Global Governance, 15(2): 299–312. 37. Clapp, Jennifer and Linda Swanston. 2009. “Doing Away with Plastic Shopping Bags: International Patterns of Norm Emergence and Policy Implementation.” Environmental Politics, 18(3): 315–332. 38. Clapp, Jennifer. 2008. “A Global Outlook on Food Studies.” Food, Culture and Society, 11(3): 281–286. 39. Clapp, Jennifer. 2008. “Illegal GMO Releases and Corporate Responsibility: Questioning the Effectiveness of Voluntary Measures.” Ecological Economics, 66(2-3): 348–358. 40. Clapp, Jennifer. 2006. “WTO Agriculture Negotiations: Implications for the Global South.” Third World Quarterly, 27(4): 563–577. 41. Clapp, Jennifer. 2006. “Unplanned Exposure to Genetically Modified Organisms: Divergent Responses in the Global South.” The Journal of Environment and Development, 15(1): 3–21. 42. Clapp, Jennifer. 2006. “Demystifying Doha: Making Sense of the WTO Agricultural Trade Talks.” Harvard International Review, September. 43. Clapp, Jennifer. 2005. “The Political Economy of Food Aid in an Era of Agricultural Biotechnology.” Global Governance, 11(4): 467–485. 44. Clapp, Jennifer. 2005. “Global Environmental Governance for Corporate Responsibility and Accountability.” Global Environmental Politics, 5(3): 23–34. 45. Clapp, Jennifer. 2004. “WTO Agricultural Trade Battles and Food Aid.” Third World Quarterly, 25(8): 1439–1452.

8 46. Clapp, Jennifer. 2003. “Transnational Corporate Interests and Global Environmental Governance: Negotiating Rules for Agricultural Biotechnology and Chemicals.” Environmental Politics, 12(4): 1–23. 47. Clapp, Jennifer. 2002. “What the Pollution Havens Debate Overlooks.” Global Environmental Politics, 2(2): 11–19. 48. Clapp, Jennifer. 2002. “Seeping Through the Regulatory Cracks: The International Transfer of Toxic Waste.” SAIS Review, 22(1): 141–155. 49. Clapp, Jennifer. 1998. “Foreign Direct Investment in Hazardous Industries in Developing Countries: Rethinking the Debate.” Environmental Politics, 7(4): 92–113. 50. Clapp, Jennifer. 1998. “The Privatization of Global Environmental Governance: ISO 14000 and the Developing World.” Global Governance, 4(3): 295–316. 51. Clapp, Jennifer. 1997. “The Illegal CFC Trade: An Unexpected Wrinkle in the Ozone Protection Regime.” International Environmental Affairs, 9(4): 259–273. 52. Clapp, Jennifer. 1997. “The Illicit Trade in Hazardous Wastes and CFCs: International Responses to Environmental ‘Bads’.” Trends in Organized Crime, 3(2): 14–18. 53. Clapp, Jennifer and Bonnie Campbell. 1995. “Guinea’s Economic Performance under Structural Adjustment: Importance of Mining and Agriculture.” Journal of Modern African Studies, 33(3): 425–449. 54. Clapp, Jennifer. 1994. “The Toxic Waste Trade with Less-Industrialized Countries: Economic Linkages and Political Alliances.” Third World Quarterly, 15(3): 505–518. 55. Clapp, Jennifer. 1994. “Africa, NGOs, and the International Toxic Waste Trade.” Journal of Environment and Development, 3(2): 17–46. 56. Clapp, Jennifer. 1994. “Explaining Policy Reform Implementation in Guinea: The Role of both Internal and External Factors.” Journal of International Development, 6(3): 307–326. 57. Clapp, Jennifer. 1993. “Interpreting Agricultural Performance in Guinea under Structural Adjustment.” Canadian Journal of African Studies, 27(2): 173–195.

Book Chapters 1. Clapp, Jennifer, Andrea Collins and Phoebe Stephens. Forthcoming 2021. “How the Legacies of the Last Global Food Crisis Sowed the Seeds for the Next One,” in Mustapha Koc, Jennifer Sumner, and Anthony Winson (eds), Critical Perspectives in Food Studies (Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press Canada). 2. Stephens, Phoebe and Jennifer Clapp. 2020. “Financing Food System Regeneration? The Potential of Social Finance in the Agrifood Sector,” in Jessica Duncan, Michael Carolan and Johannes Wiskerke (eds), Routledge Handbook of Sustainable and regenerative Food Systems (Abingdon, UK: Routledge), pp.218-231 3. Clapp, Jennifer and Phoebe Stephens. 2019. “Financializing Nature,” in Agni Kalfagianni, Doris Fuchs and Anders Hayden (eds), Handbook on Global Sustainability Governance (London: Routledge), pp.206-218. 4. Clapp, Jennifer and Phoebe Stephens. 2018. “Researching the Global Environmental Politics of Food,” in Peter Dauvergne and Justin Alger (eds), A Research Agenda for Global Environmental Politics (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.101-113. 5. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Food and Hunger,” in Thomas G. Weiss and Rorden Wilkinson (eds), International Organization and Global Governance, 2nd ed. (London: Routledge), pp.707- 718. (updated for second edition).

9 6. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Environmental Political Economy,” in Noel Castree (ed.), Companion to Environmental Studies (London: Routledge), pp.430-435. 7. Clapp, Jennifer and Sarah J. Martin. 2017. “Agriculture and Finance,” in David M. Kaplan (ed.), Encyclopedia of Food and Agricultural Ethics, 2nd ed. (Dordrecht: Springer), pp.1-10. Online at: https://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007%2F978-94-007-6167- 4_166-3 (updated for second edition). 8. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Food Aid,” in Kenneth A. Reinert (ed.), Handbook of Globalisation and Development (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.709-735. 9. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Dauvergne. 2016. “Peril or Prosperity? Mapping Worldviews of Global Environmental Change,” excerpted from Paths to a Green World and reprinted as Chapter 13 in Peter Newell and J. Timmons Roberts (eds), The Globalization and Environment Reader (Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell), pp.219-232. 10. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “Food,” in Philipp H. Pattberg and Fariborz Zelli (eds), Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Governance and Politics (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.504-512. 11. Clapp, Jennifer and Ian H. Rowlands. 2015. “Corporate Social Responsibility,” in Jean- Frédérique Morin and Amandine Orsini (eds), Essential Concepts of Global Environmental Governance (New York: Routledge), pp.42-44. 12. Clapp, Jennifer and Sarah J. Martin. 2014. “Food and Agriculture,” in Paul G. Harris (ed.), Routledge Handbook of Global Environmental Politics (London: Routledge), p.520-532. 13. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “International Political Economy and the Environment,” in Michele M. Betsill, Kathryn Hochstetler and Dimitris Stevis (eds), Advances in International Environmental Politics (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp.107-136. 14. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “Food Price Volatility and Global Economic Governance,” in Anthony Payne and Nicola Phillips (eds), Handbook of the International Political Economy of Governance (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.220-237. 15. Clapp, Jennifer and Kimberly Burnett. 2014. “Governing Trade in Global Food and Agriculture,” in Manuela Moschella and Kate Weaver (eds), Handbook of Global Economic Governance: Players, Power and Paradigms (Abingdon: Routledge), pp.79-94. 16. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Dauvergne. 2014. “Brief History of International Environmental Cooperation,” excerpted from Paths to a Green World and reprinted as Chapter 13 in Simon Nicholson and Paul Wapner (eds), Global Environmental Politics: From Person to Planet (Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers), pp.121-136. 17. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. “Food and Hunger,” in Thomas G. Weiss and Rorden Wilkinson (eds), International Organization and Global Governance (London: Routledge), pp.644-655. 18. Clapp, Jennifer and Sarah J. Martin. 2013. “Agriculture and Finance,” in Paul B. Thompson and David M. Kaplan (eds), Encyclopedia of Food and Agricultural Ethics (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg), pp.86-94. 19. Clapp, Jennifer. 2013. “Food Security,” in Andrew F. Cooper, Jorge Heine and Ramesh Thakur (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Modern Diplomacy (Oxford: Oxford University Press), pp.642-657. 20. Clapp, Jennifer and Jonas Meckling. 2013. “Business as a Global Actor,” in Robert Falkner (ed.), The Handbook of Global Climate and Environment Policy (Chichester: Wiley- Blackwell), pp.286-303. 21. Clapp, Jennifer. 2013. “Food Security and the WTO,” in Rorden Wilkinson and James Scott (eds), Trade, Poverty, Development: Getting beyond the Doha Deadlock (London: Routledge), pp.57-71.

10 22. Clapp, Jennifer and Jason Thistlethwaite. 2012. “Private Voluntary Programs in Environmental Governance: Climate Change and the Financial Sector,” in Karsten Ronit (ed.), Business and Climate Policy: The Potentials and Pitfalls of Voluntary Programs (New York: United Nations University Press), pp.43-76. 23. Clapp, Jennifer. 2012. “The Rising Tide against Plastic Waste: Unpacking Industry Attempts to Influence the Debate,” in Stephanie Foote (ed.), Histories of the Dustheap (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.199-225. 24. Clapp, Jennifer. 2012. “Who Governs Global Food Prices?” in Mustafa Koc, Jennifer Sumner and Anthony Winson (eds), Critical Perspectives in Food Studies (Toronto: Oxford University Press Canada), pp.276-289. 25. Clapp, Jennifer. 2011. “Toxic Exports: Despite Global Treaty, Hazardous Waste Trade Continues,” in Nils Gilman, Jesse Goldhammer and Steven Weber (eds), Deviant Globalization: Black Market Economy in the 21st Century (London: Continuum), pp.166- 179. 26. Clapp, Jennifer. 2011. “Environment and Global Political Economy,” in Gabriela Kütting (ed.), Global Environmental Politics: Concepts, Theories and Case Studies (London: Routledge), pp.42-55. 27. Clapp, Jennifer and Rorden Wilkinson. 2010. “Governing Global Poverty and Inequality,” in Jennifer Clapp and Rorden Wilkinson (eds), Global Governance, Poverty and Inequality (London: Routledge), pp.1-23. 28. Clapp, Jennifer. 2010. “Responding to the Food Crisis: The Untying of Canadian Food Aid,” in Fen Osler Hampson and Paul Heinbecker (eds), Canada Among Nations (Kingston: McGill-Queens University Press), pp.360-367. 29. Clapp, Jennifer and Marc J. Cohen. 2009. “The Food Crisis and Global Governance,” in Jennifer Clapp and Marc J. Cohen (eds), The Global Food Crisis: Governance Challenges and Opportunities (Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier University Press), pp.3-12. 30. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Responding to Food Price Volatility and Vulnerability: Considering the Global Economic Context,” in Jennifer Clapp and Marc J. Cohen (eds), The Global Food Crisis: Governance Challenges and Opportunities (Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier University Press), pp.43-57. 31. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Global Mechanisms for Greening TNCs: Inching Towards Corporate Accountability?” in Kevin P. Gallagher (ed.), Handbook on Trade and the Environment (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.159-170. 32. Clapp, Jennifer and Doris Fuchs. 2009. “Agrifood Corporations, Global Governance, and Sustainability: A Framework for Analysis,” in Jennifer Clapp and Doris Fuchs (eds), Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.1-25. 33. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Corporate Interests in US Food Aid Policy: Global Implications of Resistance to Reform,” in Jennifer Clapp and Doris Fuchs (eds), Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.125-152. 34. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Corporate Power and Global Food Governance: Lessons Learned,” in Jennifer Clapp and Doris Fuchs (eds), Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.285-296. 35. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “City Governments Should Ban Plastic Bags,” in Lauri S. Friedman (ed.), Garbage and Recycling (Farmington Hills, MI: Greenhaven Press), pp.119-124. (Reprint of my Globe and Mail article “The Time Has Come to Kill All the Plastic Bags,” February 11, 2008)

11 36. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Utting. 2008. “Corporate Responsibility, Accountability and Law: An Introduction,” in Petter Utting and Jennifer Clapp (eds), Corporate Accountability and Sustainable Development (Delhi and Oxford: Oxford University Press), pp.1-33. 37. Clapp, Jennifer. 2008. “Corporate Accountability in the Agro-Food Sector: The Case of Illegal GMO Releases,” in Peter Utting and Jennifer Clapp (eds), Corporate Accountability and Sustainable Development (Delhi and Oxford: Oxford University Press), pp.127-152. 38. Clapp, Jennifer. 2008. “The Privatization of Global Environmental Governance: ISO 14000 and the Developing World,” in Ron Mitchell (ed.), International Environmental Politics: Major Works (London: Sage), Volume 2. (Reprint of my 1998 Global Governance article). 39. Clapp, Jennifer. 2008. “Seeping Through the Regulatory Cracks: The International Transfer of Toxic Waste,” in Ron Mitchell (ed.), International Environmental Politics: Major Works (London: Sage), Volume 4. (Reprint of my 2002 SAIS Review article). 40. Clapp, Jennifer. 2007. “WTO Agriculture Negotiations and the Global South,” in Donna Lee and Rorden Wilkinson (eds), The WTO after Hong Kong: Progress in, and Prospects for, the Doha Development Agenda (London: Routledge), pp.37-55. 41. Clapp, Jennifer. 2007. “Transnational Corporate Interests in International Biosafety Negotiations,” in Robert Falkner (ed.), The International Politics of Genetically Modified Food: Diplomacy, Trade and Law (London: Palgrave Macmillan), pp.34-47. (A substantially reworked and updated version of my 2003 Environmental Politics article). 42. Clapp, Jennifer. 2007. “The Political Economy of Food Aid in an Era of Agricultural Biotechnology,” in Robert Falkner (ed.), The International Politics of Genetically Modified Food: Diplomacy, Trade and Law (London: Palgrave Macmillan), pp.85-99. (Reprint of my 2005 Global Governance article). 43. Clapp, Jennifer. 2005. “Responses to Environmental Threats in an Age of Globalization,” in Robert Paehlke and Douglas Torgerson (eds), Managing Leviathan: Environmental Politics and the Administrative State, 2nd ed. (Peterborough, ON: Broadview Press), pp.271-288. 44. Clapp, Jennifer. 2005. “Transnational Corporations and Global Environmental Governance,” in Peter Dauvergne (ed.), Handbook of Global Environmental Politics (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.284-297. 45. Clapp, Jennifer. 2005. “International Political Economy and the Environment,” in Michele M. Betsill, Kathryn Hochstetler and Dimitris Stevis (eds), International Environmental Politics (London: Palgrave), pp.142-171. 46. Clapp, Jennifer. 2004. “The Privatization of Global Environmental Governance: ISO 14000 and the Developing World,” in David L. Levy and Peter J. Newell (eds), The Business of Global Environmental Governance (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.223-248. (Revised and substantially updated version of my 1998 Global Governance article). 47. Clapp, Jennifer. 2003. “The Privatization of Global Environmental Governance: ISO 14000 and the Developing World,” in Peter M. Haas (ed.), Environment in the New Global Economy: Volume II (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar), pp.145-166. (Reprint of my 1998 Global Governance article) 48. Clapp, Jennifer. 2003. “Hazardous Waste and Human Security in Southeast Asia: Local - Global Linkages and Responses,” in David B. Dewitt and Carolina G. Hernandez (eds), Development and Security in Southeast Asia – Volume 1: The Environment (London: Ashgate), pp.33-60. 49. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Dauvergne. 2003. “Environment, Development and Security in Southeast Asia: Exploring the Linkages,” in David B. Dewitt and Carolina G. Hernandez

12 (eds), Development and Security in Southeast Asia – Volume 1: The Environment (London: Ashgate), pp.19-30. 50. Clapp, Jennifer. 2002. “The Distancing of Waste: Overconsumption in a Global Economy,” in Thomas Princen, Ken Conca and Michael Maniates (eds), Confronting Consumption (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), pp.155-176. (Book was winner of the Harold and Margaret Sprout Award of the International Studies Association for best book in international environmental politics, 2003). 51. Clapp, Jennifer. 2001. “ISO Environmental Standards: Industry’s Gift to a Polluted Globe or the Developed World’s Competition-Killing Strategy?” in Olav Schram Stokke and Øystein B. Thommessen (eds), Yearbook of International Co-operation on Environment and Development 2001/02 (London: Earthscan Publications), pp.27-33. 52. Clapp, Jennifer. 2000. “Africa and the International Toxic Waste Trade,” in Moses K. Tesi (ed.), The Environment and Development in Africa (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books), pp.103-123. 53. Clapp, Jennifer. 1999. “The Global Economy and Environmental Change in Africa,” in Richard Stubbs and Geoffrey Underhill (eds), Political Economy and the Changing Global Order, 2nd ed. (Oxford: Oxford University Press), pp.208-217. 54. Clapp, Jennifer. 1999. “The Illicit Trade in Hazardous Wastes and CFCs: International Responses to Environmental 'Bads',” in H. Richard Friman and Peter Andreas (eds), The Illicit Global Economy and State Power (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield), pp.91-123. 55. Clapp, Jennifer. 1999. “Standard Inequities: ISO 14000 May Encourage Cleaner Production in Developing Countries but it may also Bring Higher Costs and Lower Performance Requirements,” in Robert B. Gibson (ed.), Voluntary Initiatives: The New Politics of Corporate Greening (Peterborough, ON: Broadview Press), pp.199-210. 56. Clapp, Jennifer. 1998. “Global Economic Factors in Africa’s Environmental Crisis,” in Sola Akinrinade and Amadu Sesay (eds), Africa in the Post-Cold War International System (London: Pinter), pp.195-213. 57. Clapp, Jennifer. 1997. “Threats to the Environment in an Era of Globalization: An End to State Sovereignty?” in Ted Schrecker (ed.), Surviving Globalism (London: Macmillan), pp.123-140. 58. Clapp, Jennifer. 1994. “Guinea's Foreign Policy: Incorporation and Marginalization in the New World Order,” in Tim Shaw and Julius Okolo (eds), The Political Economy of Foreign Policy in ECOWAS States (London: Macmillan), pp.47-65.

Official Policy Research Reports 1. High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition. Clapp, Jennifer (lead author). 2020. “Impacts of COVID-19 on Food Security and Nutrition: Developing Effective Policy Responses to Address the Hunger and Malnutrition Pandemic”. (24 pages) http://www.fao.org/3/cb1000en/cb1000en.pdf 2. High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition. Clapp, Jennifer (lead author). 2020. “Food Security and Nutrition: Building a Global Narrative Towards 2030” A report by the High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (Rome: FAO). (112 pages) http://www.fao.org/3/ca9731en/ca9731en.pdf 3. High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition. Clapp, Jennifer (co-author). 2020. Impact of COVID-19 on Food Security and Nutrition (FSN) – Interim issues paper, High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (Rome: FAO).

13 4. Clapp, Jennifer (contributing author). 2019. “Chapter 6. Options for Decision Makers.” Global assessment report on biodiversity and ecosystem services of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), IPBES secretariat, Bonn, Germany. Posted online at https://ipbes.net/global-assessment. 5. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “Food Security and International Trade: Unpacking Disputed Narratives.” Background Paper for The State of Agricultural Commodity Markets 2015-2016 (Rome: FAO), 50 pages. Posted online at: http://www.fao.org/3/a-i5160e.pdf. 6. Clapp, Jennifer. 2015. “Food Self Sufficiency and International Trade: A False Dichotomy?” Technical Note for The State of Agricultural Commodity Markets – In-Depth (Rome: FAO), 11 pages. Posted online at: http://www.fao.org/3/a-i5222e.pdf. 7. Clapp, Jennifer. 2014. Trade Liberalization and Food Security: Examining the Linkages, Quaker United Nations Office (New York and Geneva: QUNO), 40 pages. Posted online at: http://www.quno.org/sites/default/files/resources/QUNO_Food%20Security_Clapp.pdf. • Translated into Chinese, French and Spanish. 8. Murphy, Sophia, David Burch and Jennifer Clapp. 2012. Cereal Secrets: The World’s Largest Grain Traders and Global Agriculture, Oxfam Research Reports. Oxfam International, 80 pages. Posted online at: https://www.oxfam.org/sites/www.oxfam.org/files/rr-cereal-secrets-grain-traders-agriculture- 30082012-en.pdf. • Translated into Spanish. 9. Currey, Bruce, Jacqueline Frize, Bronek Szynalski, Jennifer Clapp, Everett Ressler and Rebecca Waugh. 2011. “The WFP’s Role in Ending Long-term Hunger: A Strategic Evaluation,” World Food Programme, Report number: OE/2011/007, November, 100 pages. 10. Murphy, Sophia, David Burch and Jennifer Clapp. 2011. “The Commodity Traders: A Scoping Paper for Oxfam GB,” Oxfam Great Britain, April, 20 pages. 11. Clapp, Jennifer and C. Stuart Clark. 2011. “A New Food Assistance Convention Imminent,” FAO Food Outlook: Global Market Analysis (Rome: FAO), November, pp. 77-78. 12. Clapp, Jennifer. 2011. “G20 Must Take Broader Economic Approach to Food Security,” in Max Brem (ed.), The G20 Agenda and Process: Analysis and Insight by CIGI Experts (Waterloo, ON: CIGI), pp.26-27. 13. Clapp, Jennifer. 2010. “The Untying of Canadian Food Aid.” Canadian International Development Agency, 30 pages. 14. Clapp, Jennifer and C. Stuart Clark. 2010. “Improving the Governance of the Food Aid Convention: Which Way Forward?” CIGI Policy Brief #20 (Waterloo, ON: CIGI), September, 12 pages. 15. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. Environmental Sustainability and the Financial Crisis: Linkages and Policy Recommendations (ed.). CIGI Working Group on Environment and Resources Briefing Booklet (Waterloo, ON: CIGI), 40 pages. Posted online at: https://www.cigionline.org/sites/default/files/environmental_sustainability_and_the_financial _crisis_0.pdf. 16. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “The Financial Crisis and Food Security”, in Jennifer Clapp (ed.) Environmental Sustainability and the Financial Crisis: Linkages and Policy Recommendations, CIGI Working Group on Environment and Resources Briefing Booklet (Waterloo, ON: CIGI), pp.24-26. Posted online at: https://www.cigionline.org/sites/default/files/environmental_sustainability_and_the_financial _crisis_0.pdf.

14 17. Clapp, Jennifer. 2006. “Developing Countries and the WTO Agriculture Negotiations.” CIGI Working Paper No.6 (Waterloo, ON: CIGI), March, 40 pages. 18. Clapp, Jennifer, 1994. Dumping on the Poor: Toxic Waste Trade with Developing Countries (Cambridge, UK: White Horse Press), 90 pages.

Policy-focused General Audience Articles, Briefs and Papers 1. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Capital Markets: Investors Care About Growth – Not about the Growers”, in Christine Chemnitz, Benjamin Luig, and Mute Schimpf (eds), Agrifood Atlas: Facts and Figures about the Corporations that Control What We Eat, (Brussels: Heinrick Böll Foundation, Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and Friends of the Earth Europe), pp.38-39. Posted online at: http://www.foeeurope.org/sites/default/files/agriculture/2017/agrifood_atlas.pdf. • Translated into German (Konzernatlas). Posted online at: https://www.oxfam.de/system/files/konzernatlas2017_web_170207.pdf. 2. Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Bigger is Not Always Better: The Drivers and Implications of the Recent Agribusiness Megamergers.” Waterloo ON: Global Food Politics Group, University of Waterloo, 43 pages. 3. Clapp, Jennifer and C. Stuart Clark. 2015. “Food Assistance and Food Prices–Who Bears the Price Risk?” Diplomat Magazine: Border Crossing, September, pp.6-9. 4. Clapp, Jennifer. 2013. “La Financiarización del Sistema Alimentario: Actores, Orígenes e Implicaciones”, Desarollo y Cooperación, No.32, pp.17-29. (English text translated into Spanish). 5. Clapp, Jennifer. 2011. “Renegotiating the Food Aid Convention: What is on the Table?” Policy Options, August, pp.27-32. 6. Clapp, Jennifer, Steven Bernstein and Matthew J. Hoffman. 2009. “New Frontiers in Global Environmental Governance: Mapping the Terrain.” Centre for International Governance Innovation Working Paper, July 2009. 7. Clapp, Jennifer. 2009. “Basel Convention,” in Kenneth A. Reinert and Ramkishen S. Rajan (eds), Princeton Encyclopedia of the World Economy (Princeton University Press), pp.124- 126. 8. Clapp, Jennifer. 2007. “The (New) Politics of Food Aid.” Queen’s International Observer, Jan-Feb., pp.7-11. 9. Clapp, Jennifer. 2006. “Pollution Havens,” in Roland Robertson and Jan Aart Scholte (eds), Encyclopedia of Globalization (London: Routledge). 10. Clapp, Jennifer and Thomas Princen. 2003. “Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Cross-Border Traffic in Waste Obscures the Problem of Consumption.” Alternatives Journal, 29(3): 39–40. 11. Clapp, Jennifer. 2002. “Piles of Poisons: Despite NAFTA's Green Promises, Hazardous Waste Problems are Deepening in Mexico.” Alternatives Journal, 28(2): 25–26. 12. Clapp, Jennifer. 2002. “Cleaning Up Their Act: During the Past Decade, Many Transnational Corporations Have Not Lived Up to Their Promises to Reduce Hazardous Wastes and Promote Cleaner Production That They Made at the Rio Earth Summit.” FORUM for Applied Research and Public Policy, 16(4): 28–33. 13. Clapp, Jennifer. 2001. “Basel Convention”, in Ted Munn (ed.), Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Change (Chichester: John Wiley), pp.146-147.

15 14. Clapp, Jennifer. 2000. “Synthesis Report: The Environment, Development and Security Task Force”, DSSEA Update (Publication of the Development and Security in Southeast Asia Project), No.7, pp.6-11. 15. Clapp, Jennifer and Peter Dauvergne. 1996. “Exploring the Linkages between Environment, Development and Security in Southeast Asia.”. CANCAPs Reports, Vol.1, pp.48-121. 16. Clapp, Jennifer. 1995. “The International Trade in Toxic Wastes,” in Robert Paehlke (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Conservation and Environmentalism (New York: Garland), pp.632-633. 17. Clapp, Jennifer. 1995. “Protection of the Mediterranean Sea,” in Robert Paehlke (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Conservation and Environmentalism (New York: Garland), pp.426-427.

Opinion Pieces, Blogs and Commentaries “Spoiled Milk, Rotten Vegetables and a Very Broken Food System: The coronavirus crisis demonstrates what is wrong with how the world feeds itself.” New York Times, May 8, 2020. Posted online: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/08/opinion/coronavirus-globalfood-supply.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage “Solving our Food Crisis Requires a Fundamental Transformation of the System” – op-ed on IISD website, July 27, 2020: https://www.iisd.org/articles/food-crisis-transform-system “The Invisible ABCD giants and the Financialisation of Food,” 2018. Interview on For Food’s Sake podcast. Posted online: https://podbay.fm/podcast/1189791294/e/1545157583 “Food Policies Should Support Small-Scale Producers,” The Hill Times, February 21, 2018. “Will ‘Climate Smart Agriculture’ Serve the Public Interest - or the Drive for Growing Profits for Private Corporations?” (co-authored with Peter Newell and Zoe W. Brent), The Ecologist, January 19, 2018. “Agriculture Complicates Trump’s Trade Bluster,” The Hill Times, March 29, 2017. “Agribusiness Mega-Mergers Won’t Help to Feed the World,” The Hill Times, January 18, 2017. “Too Much at Stake for Canada to Ignore Agribusiness Mega-Mergers,” The Hill Times, July 13, 2016. “Bigger isn’t Always Better: What the Proposed Agribusiness Mega Mergers Could Mean for Canada,” Food Secure Canada, September 14, 2016. Posted online: http://foodsecurecanada.org/resources-news/news-media/big-6-agribusiness-megamergers-canada. “Monsanto, Dow, Syngenta: Rush for Mega-mergers Puts Food Security at Risk,” The Guardian, May 5, 2016. “How the Cauliflower Crisis Happened,” The Hill Times, February 23, 2016; and in Embassy February 24, 2016. “Clearing the Smoke: Food, Trade, and the Climate Crisis,” The Hill Times, December 15, 2015. “Individual Diet Changes Can’t Fix the Global Food System,” The Guardian (coauthored with UW PhD student Caitlin Scott), July 11, 2014. Regular Blogger for Triple Crisis: Global Perspectives on Finance, Development and Environment, 2011-2014, Available online at: www.triplecrisis.com. Posts include: • “Cultivating Responsibility: Where Does the Buck Stop in Agricultural Investment?” | May 5, 2014 • “Turning the ‘Tied’? 2014 Farm Bill and the Future of U.S. Food Aid” | February 5, 2014 • “Taking it to the (Position) Limits One More Time” | November 15, 2013 • “Hunger, Metrics, and SOFI 13” | October 9, 2013

16 • “NGOs Target Financial Investment in Farmland” | June 11, 2013 • “Hunger and the Post-2015 Development Agenda” | May 30, 2013 • “The US Food Aid Debate: Major Reform on the Horizon?” | April 30, 2013 • “Banks on the Counter-Attack in the Food and Finance Debate” | February 15, 2013 • “Position Limits for Agricultural Commodity Derivatives: Getting Tougher or Tough to Get?” | December 5, 2012 • “New UN Hunger Numbers No Reason for Complacency” | October 16, 2012 • “Financialized Agriculture: The New Realm of Social Activism” | August 29, 2012 • “Not Enough: Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security at the Three Summits” | June 27, 2012 • “G-20 and Food Security: Keep the Focus on Economic Policy Reform” | June 19, 2012 • “The 2012 Food Assistance Convention: Is a Promise Still a Promise?” | May 25, 2012 • “The Food Security Agenda – Making Positive Change or Passing the Buck?” | May 1, 2012 • “Undernutrition and Overnutrition: Who is Feeding Whom?” | March 7, 2012 • “What Happened to the WTO’s Original Food Security Agenda?” | December 22, 2011 • “Efforts on Food Price Volatility Hobbled: The G20 and the CFS” | November 2, 2011 • “Keeping Those Food and Agriculture Assistance Promises” | August 18, 2011 • “Food Aid Talks: What’s on the Table?” | August 4, 2011 • “The G20 Agricultural Action Plan: Changing the Course of Capitalism?” | June 24, 2011 (co-authored with UW PhD student Sarah Martin – 50% each) • “How to Add Value to the G20 Agriculture Ministers’ Meeting” | June 14, 2011 • “Food Price Volatility: What Was and Wasn’t Said in the Leaked Report to the G-20” | April 13, 2011 • “The Food Aid Convention: Feeding People or Balancing Budgets?” | February 25, 2011 “Hunger and the Post-2015 Development Agenda,” Ottawa Citizen Development Blog, May 28, 2013. “Taking Action to Ensure Food Security: The Responsibilities of G20 Leaders,” online CIGI commentary, September 13, 2011. “Food Aid Talks: What’s on the Table,” Toronto Star, August 2, 2011. “The G8's Global Food Security Initiative,” Chatham House/CIGI online commentary, July 10, 2009. “The Food Crisis,” Waterloo Region Record, April 25, 2009. “Stepping Up to the Plate,” Globe and Mail (print and online editorial), April 30, 2008. “The Time has Come to Kill All the Plastic Bags,” Globe and Mail, February 11, 2008. “Packaging Industry Needs a New Mould,” Editorial in The Kitchener-Waterloo Record, August 15, 2007. “Cash Donations Best Way to Help World’s Hungry,” Editorial in The Kitchener-Waterloo Record, January 24, 2007. “Developing Countries Must be Heard at Trade Talks,” Editorial in The Kitchener-Waterloo Record, September 7, 2006.

17 Book Reviews and Review Essays Philip Howard, 2016, Concentration and Power in the Food System: Who Controls What We Eat? (New York: Bloomsbury Academic), in Global Environmental Politics, 2017, 17(3): 151–152. Nora McKeon, 2016, Food Security Governance: Empowering Communities, Regulating Corporations (London: Routledge), for the Academic Council on the United Nations System, March 14, 2017. Online at: http://acuns.org/review-of-food-security-governance- empowering-communities-regulating-corporationsw/. “Eating and Surviving: The Case for More Government Support of Sustainable Food – and Less Meat in Our Diets.” Literary Review of Canada, 2013, 21(4): 13–14. (Review essay on Consumed, 2013, by Sarah Elton). “Fighting Hunger: The Cold War and US Foreign Aid.” Perspectives on Politics, 2013, 11(2): 529–531. (Review essay on The Hungry World, 2013, by Nick Cullather and The Right Kind of Revolution, 2010, by Michael Latham). Robert Gottlieb and Anupama Joshi, 2010, Food Justice (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), in Review of Policy Research, 2012, 29(3): 446–448. Thomas Bernauer, 2003, Genes, Trade and Regulation (Princeton: Princeton University Press), in Journal of Environment and Development, 2006, 15(1): 94–96. John Madeley, 2000, Hungry for Trade (London: Zed), in Alternatives Journal, 2002, 28(1): 49– 50. Amartya Sen, 1999, Development as Freedom (New York: Knopf), in International Journal, 1999-2000, 55(1): 160–162. Peter Dauvergne, 1997, Shadows in the Forest (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), in Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 1997, 26(3): 912–914. Ronald Mitchell, 1996, Intentional Oil Pollution at Sea (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), in The Ecologist, 1997, 27(6): p.254. Nazli Choucri (ed.), 1993, Global Accord (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press), in Alternatives Journal, 1995, 21(1): 35–36. James Pickett and Hans Singer (eds), 1990, Towards Economic Recovery in Sub-Saharan Africa (London: Routledge), in Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 1991, 20(2): 333– 334.

Public Presentations

1. “Covid-19 and Food Security” Presentation to UN Population Division, Expert group meeting on population, food security, nutrition and sustainable development, October 28, 2020. 2. “Towards a sustainable food system: the EU’s role in the global transition” Panel speaker, Science Advice for Policy by European Academies October 22, 2020. 3. “Food Security and Nutrition: Building a Global Narrative Towards 2020”, formal presentation of report to the UN Committee on World Food Security (via Zoom), October 13, 2020 4. “International Assistance and COVID-19: Researchers’ Perspectives”, CASID/Global Affairs Canada webinar; July 8, 2020.

18 5. “Food Security and Nutrition: Building a Global Narrative Towards 2020”, Presentation at Launch of the report, to the Bureau members of the Committee on World Food Security, June 25, 2020. 6. “COVID-19 & Global Food Security Implications,” Webinar, International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) & Cornell University, April 7, 2020. https://www.iisd.org/event/virtual-meeting-covid-19- global-food-security-implications-english-version 7. “Monopoly Power in Our Food System,” Webinar for the Wisconsin farmers Union, April 23, 2020. 8. “Eating in a Pandemic: From Crisis to Transformative Change in Food Systems in The Age of COVID-19,” virtual presentation to the Waterloo Region Food System Roundtable, June 11, 2020. 9. “The Rise of Mega-companies in the Global Food System: Implications for Economic and Environmental Sustainability,” • Keynote lecture at the European Society for Rural Sociology Conference, Trondheim, Norway, June 25, 2019. • Presentation to the Alberta Institute of Agrologists, Banff, Alberta, March 28, 2019. • Presentation to Centre for International Governance Innovation and Balsillie School of International Affairs, International Law Summer Institute, May 29, 2019. • Presentation to Liu Institute, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, October 8, 2019. 10. “Eating Tomorrow: The Battle of the Future of Food,” panel participant, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, October 24, 2019. 11. “Financialization and its Socio-Ecological Impacts,” panel participant, keynote panel, Financing the Transition, Engaging Economies of Change Conference, Canadian Society for Ecological Economics, May 24, Waterloo, Ontario. 12. “Power, Politics and Justice in the World Food Economy,” • David Morrison Lecture in International Development, Trent University, Peterborough, ON, October 3, 2018. • World Food Day Keynote Lecture, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK, October 16, 2018. 13. “Corporate Concentration and the Politics of Sustainability in the Global Food System,” • Institute for Social Studies Development Research Seminar, Erasmus University, the Hague, Netherlands, May 14, 2018. • University of Guelph Geography Department Brown Bag Speaker Series, Guelph, ON, March 22, 2018. 14. “Sustainability Implications of the Commodification of Food,” Panel participant, The International Political Economy of Food and Commodities, Globalization Seminar Series, Kings College, Western University, London, ON, April 24, 2018. 15. “Mega-Mergers on the Menu: Corporate Concentration and the Politics of Sustainability in the Global Food System,” Bentley Lecture in Sustainable Agriculture, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, January 25, 2018. 16. “Food as a Global Commodity: And Why Food Policy Matters,” Public Lecture Series in Food, Public Health and Social Justice, Columbia University, New York, NY, November 6, 2017.

19 17. “Bigger is Not Always Better: Implications of Recent Agribusiness Mega-Mergers for Equity and Environment,” Gender and Equity Scholarship Series, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, February 6, 2017. 18. “Trade and the Sustainability Challenge for Global Food Governance,” Political Science Department, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, January 20, 2017. 19. “Trade: Opportunity or Threat for Global Food Security?” Hamilton Third Age Learning, Hamilton, ON, October 7, 2016. 20. “Understanding the Financial Drivers of Recent Agribusiness Mega-mergers,” Food Advocacy Research at Memorial (FARM) seminar, St. John’s, NFLD, September 23, 2016. 21. “Trade and the Sustainability Challenge for Global Food Governance,” Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John’s, NFLD, September 22, 2016. 22. “Who is Controlling the Global Food System,” University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, August 16, 2016. 23. “Navigating the Global Food Fight: Trade, Food Security and the Battle for Policy Space,” “Big Thinking” Lecture at the 2016 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Calgary, AB, June 2, 2016. 24. “Trade: Opportunity or Threat for Global Food Security?” Research Talks Series, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, April 1, 2016. 25. “Navigating the Global Food Fight: Trade, Food Security and the Battle for Policy Space,” • Northeastern University, Boston, MA, February 23, 2016. • University of Toronto Centre for Critical Development Studies, Toronto, ON, October 29, 2015. 26. “Promoting Food Security While Protecting the Planet: Governance Matters,” WWF (World Wildlife Fund) Fuller Symposium, Washington, DC, November 12, 2014. 27. “Trade Liberalization and Food Security,” World Trade Organization Public Forum, Geneva, October 3-4, 2014. 28. “Responsibility to the Rescue? Governing Private Financial Investment in Agriculture,” • Agrarian Studies Seminar, Yale University, New Haven, CT, October 17, 2014. • University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, September 3, 2014. 29. “In Markets We Trust? Changing Power Relations in Global Commodity Markets,” University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, September 2, 2014. 30. “The Real Hunger Games: The Challenge of Embedding Equity and Sustainability into the Global Food System,” Public Lecture, Knowledge Integration Program, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, March 14, 2014. 31. “Governance for a Sustainable Global Economy: Food For Thought,” Future Earth Conference, Villa Vigoni, Italy, May 27, 2014. 32. “The Politics of Global Hunger: Have We Learned the Right Lessons?” Dean’s Public Lecture, Melbourne School of Land and Environment, University of Melbourne, Australia, December 5, 2013. 33. “Navigating the New Global Politics of Food: From Distance to Resistance,” Keynote Address, Australasian Agrifood Network 20th Annual Conference, Melbourne, Australia, December 3, 2013. 34. “Major Trends on the Global Food Landscape,” Presentation to Oxfam America Board of Directors, Washington, DC, October 26, 2013. 35. “Financialization, Distance and Global Food Politics,”

20 • Cornell University, Ithica, NY, October 18, 2013. • Duke University, Durham, NC, September 19, 2013. • Plenary Speaker, Yale Food Sovereignty Conference, Yale University, New Haven, CT, Sept 14-15, 2013. 36. “Stirring it Up: Essential Ingredients for Sustainable Food Systems,” Keynote Address at Seasoned Spoon 10th Anniversary Celebration, Trent University, Peterborough, ON, April 6, 2013. 37. “Political Economy of Food Aid, Finance, and the Global Industrial Food Economy,” Dialogue with Dr. Ryan Isakson, University of Toronto Scarborough, Scarborough, ON, January 16, 2013. 38. “The Financialization of Food: Implications for Hunger and the Environment,” • Food Studies Group, Guelph University, Guelph, ON, February 13, 2013. • Studies in National and International Development Lecture Series, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, January 17, 2013. 39. “Lessons from the World Food Crisis,” University of Regina and Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, Regina, SK, November 6, 2012. 40. “The Global Food Crisis and the Financialization of Food,” Institute of Social and Political Studies, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 15, 2012. 41. “Hunger in the Balance: The New Politics of International Food Aid,” • Menno Simons College, Winnipeg, MB, November 7, 2012. • University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK, November 5, 2012. • University of Western Ontario, London, ON, February 16, 2012. • Centre for International Policy Studies International Political Economy Network, University of Ottawa, Ottawa ON, November 21, 2011. • Cornell University, Ithica, NY, September 14, 2011. 42. “The Food Aid Convention,” Speaker at Official Side Event of the FAO Committee on World Food Security Meetings. Event Title: Food Assistance in a Volatile World, Rome, October 21, 2011. 43. “Eating at the Casino: Hunger and the World Food Economy,” • Keynote Speech, Kawartha World Issues Centre Annual General Meeting/World Food Day event, Peterborough, ON, October 13, 2011. • Waterloo Region Food System Roundtable Speaker Series, Kitchener, ON, June 28, 2011. 44. “Over 1 Billion NOT Served: The Economic Crisis and Global Food Governance,” • Centre for International Governance Innovation Public Lecture, Waterloo, ON, April 20, 2010. • Guest Public Lecture, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, March 25, 2010. 45. “The Global Financial and Environmental Crises: Connections and Parallels?" Panel Speaker at Public Event, Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, September 24, 2009. 46. “Global Food Security,” Couchiching Annual Summer Conference, 2009, The Global Politics of Food, Orillia, ON, August 7, 2009.

21 47. “The Worldwide Anti-Plastics Shift: Bags, Bottles and Global Environmental Governance,” Guest Lecture, Centre for Environmental Policy and Governance, London School of Economics, London, UK, March 18, 2009. 48. “The Global Food Crisis and Biofuels,” Panel Speaker at the Munk Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, November 28, 2008. 49. “International Governance Responses to the Food Crisis: Which Way Forward?” Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, October 30, 2008. 50. “The Global Food Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Solutions?” Centre for International Governance Innovation, Food for Thought Lecture, Waterloo, ON, May 13, 2008. (Video posted online). 51. “Corporate Greening and Global Environmental Governance,” Guest Presentation for Master of International Public Policy Program, Environment Stream, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, ON, March 5, 2008. 52. “Local Food Systems in an Era of Economic Globalization,” Keynote Address, Community Food Initiatives Conference, Trent University, Peterborough, ON, February 5, 2008. 53. “Global Mechanisms for Greening TNCs: Inching Towards Corporate Accountability?” MIT Program on Society, Business and the Environment, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, November 13, 2007. 54. “Economic Globalization and the Environment,” Public Lecture, International Studies Program Lecture Series on the Global Environment, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, September 19, 2007. 55. “Globalization and the Environment: Compatible or Colliding?” Public Lecture, Maumee Valley Country Day School, Toledo, OH, March 15, 2007. 56. “The (New) Politics of Food Aid,” Public Lecture, Engineers Without Borders Professional Chapter, Waterloo, ON, January 24, 2007. 57. “Corporate Responsibility and Accountability in the Agricultural Input Industry: Governance Dilemmas over Illegal GMO Releases,” • University of Western Ontario, London, ON, February 16, 2007. • University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, January 19, 2007. 58. “WTO Agriculture Negotiations and the Global South,” Yale Centre for Environmental Law and Policy Environmental Governance, Yale University, New Haven, CT, January 19, 2006. 59. “Competing Worldviews on the Global Environment,” Guest Presentation in Global Environmental Issues Course, School of Forestry and Environment, Yale University, New Haven, CT, January 19, 2006. 60. “WTO Agricultural Trade Negotiations: Is Doha Really a Development Round?” Trade Policy Unit and Department of International Relations, London School of Economics, London, UK, November 14, 2005. 61. “The Political Economy of Genetically Modified Food Aid,” Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, November 26, 2004. 62. “GMOs, Trade and Invasive Biotypes,” Public Symposium on Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Problems Caused by Invasive Species, York University, Toronto, ON, November 8, 2004. 63. “Eat this or Else? The Political Economy of Food Aid in an Era of Agricultural Biotechnology,” Department of Political Science and The Institute for Research on World- Systems, University of California Riverside, Riverside, CA, May 19, 2004.

22 64. “The Political Ecology of Genetically Modified Food Aid,” York Centre for International and Security Studies, York University, Toronto, ON, March 23, 2004. 65. “Global Environment and Conflict,” Speaker at Opening Plenary Session of Conflict and the Environment: Globalization and Resistance Symposium, York University, Toronto, ON, November 21, 2003. 66. “Capital, Power and Civil Society,” Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, ON, January 21, 2003. 67. “Global Governance, Environment and Development,” Speaker at Opening Plenary Session of Critical Perspectives on Global Governance Conference, Berlin, January 7, 2003. 68. “Toxic Commerce: A North-South Political Economy of Hazards,” Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley, CA, April 23, 1996. 69. “The Export of Environmental Harm,” Department of Political Science Seminar, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA, April 22, 1996. 70. “Managing the Environment: The Case of Toxic Waste Dumping in Africa,” International Society After the Cold War Seminar, London School of Economics, London, UK, January 19, 1994. 71. “Toxic Waste Dumping and the Politico-economic Marginalization of Africa,” Global Security Programme Post-Graduate Seminar, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK, November 2, 1993. 72. “Structural Adjustment and Beyond: The World Bank and Agricultural Strategy in Guinea,” Graduate Seminar in Development Studies, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, December 4, 1992.

Papers Presented at Scholarly Conferences and Workshops

1. “Addicted to Glyphosate: Technology, Market Power, and the State”, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 2020 (paper accepted for presentation; conference was cancelled due to COVID-19). 2. “Common Ownership and Corporate Concentration in the Global Seed Market,” International Studies Association Conference, Toronto, Ontario, March 29, 2019. 3. “Equity Matters for Global Food Security and Sustainability,” Earth System Governance Conference: Governing Global Sustainability in a Complex World, Utrecht, The Netherlands (via Skype), November 6, 2018. 4. “The COW says MOO: Implications of Common Ownership by Large Asset Management Firms in the Agrifood Sector,” • International Studies Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco April 3-7, 2018. • Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Regina, May 30, 2018. • Institute for Global Law and Policy Conference, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA, June 1-3, 2018. 5. “Bigger is Not Always Better: Drivers and Implications of Recent Agribusiness Megamergers,” International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, February 24, 2017. 6. “The Changing Nature of Food and Finance,” International Rural Sociology Association Conference, Toronto, ON, August 11, 2016.

23 7. “Agricultural Trade Liberalization and Sustainability: Post-NAFTA Lessons and Prospects,” Plenary speaker at the International Rural Sociology Association Conference, Toronto, ON, August 10, 2016. 8. “Corporate Power and Global Governance,” Workshop on the theme of Transforming Global Governance in the Post-2015 Era: Towards an Equitable and Sustainable World, CUNY Graduate Centre, New York, NY, March 14, 2016. 9. “Trade and the Sustainability Challenge for Global Food Governance,” • International Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, March 16, 2016. • International Institute for Social Studies Critical Agrarian Studies Colloquium #6, The Hague, February 6, 2016. • Earth System Governance Conference, Canberra, Australia, December 15, 2015. 10. “Trade Liberalization and Food Security: Examining the Linkages,” New Framework for Trade and Investment in Agriculture, Quaker United Nations Organization, Geneva, May 23, 2014. 11. “Pro-growth, Degrowth or A-growth? Implications for Policy,” Workshop on “Ecological versus Environmental Economics?: Promoting Better Environmental Policy-Making,” Balsillie School of International Affairs, Waterloo, May 1, ON, 2014. 12. “Global Governance; Past, Present and Future,” Speaker on Roundtable Panel, International Studies Association Annual Convention, Toronto, ON, March 26-29, 2014. 13. “Where is Food in the Nexus?” Healthy Climates: Governance in the Water, Energy, Food and Climate Security Nexus Workshop, Waterloo, ON, March 24-25, 2014. 14. “Responsibility to the Rescue? Governing Private Financial Investment in Global Agriculture,” • International Studies Association Annual Convention, Toronto, ON, March 29, 2014. • Institute for Social Studies, Workshop on Finance and Land, The Hague, January 25, 2014. 15. “Food and Finance,” Plenary Speaker, Food Sovereignty Colloquium, Institute for Social Studies, The Hague, January 24, 2014. 16. “Financialization of Agriculture, Food and Food Security,” Canadian Association for Food Studies, Victoria, BC, June 1-4, 2013. 17. “Food Security,” Plenary Brown Bag Lunch session, Canadian Association for Food Studies, Victoria, BC, June 1-4, 2013. 18. “International Financial Actors and Land Deals in Africa,” North-South Institute Forum on Natural Resources, Ottawa, ON, May 10, 2013. 19. “The Financialization of Food: Who is Being Fed?” • International Society for Ecological Economics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 18, 2012. • International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA, April 3, 2012. 20. “Interdisciplinary Food Studies,” Plenary Panel, Canadian Association for Food Studies, Waterloo, ON, June 2012. 21. “Development/Food Security,” Panel Speaker, CIGI 11: An Unfinished House: Filling the Gaps in Global Governance, Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, October 29, 2011. 22. “The Challenge of Food–Commodity Pricing,” INSEAD Pre-G8 Summit Conference, Paris, May 23-24, 2011.

24 23. “What Should Be on the G20’s Future Agenda (2012 and Beyond)?” Panel Speaker, The New Geometry of Global Summitry: The Future of the G20 (and the G8), Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, May 2-4, 2011. 24. “The Politics of Governing International Food Aid,” • Canadian Political Science Association, Waterloo, ON, May 17, 2011. • International Studies Association Annual Convention, Montreal, QC, March 17, 2011. 25. “The Long Transition: A Moderated Conversation on Pathways to a Sustainable World,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Montreal, QC, March 17, 2011. 26. “The Global Governance of International Food Aid,” Uniting on Food Assistance Conference, Policymaker Workshop on Food Assistance, Global Public Policy Institute and Cornell University, Ithica, NY, March 2011. 27. “The WTO and Food Security,” Presentation at Brookes World Poverty Institute’s Global Poverty Summit, Johannesburg, January 16-19, 2011. 28. “Has the Marriage between Food and Finance Gone Sour? Global Food Crisis and the Politics of Agricultural Derivatives Regulation,” Presented with co-author, Eric Helleiner at Workshop on Finance and Environment, Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, Sept. 25, 2009. 29. “Private Voluntary Programs in Environmental Governance: Climate Change and the Financial Sector,” Workshop on Voluntary Programs and Global Climate Policy, Copenhagen, June 23-24, 2009. 30. “The Struggle for Global Food Aid Reform: The Politics of Policy Reform in the In-Kind vs. Cash Debate,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA, March 28, 2008. 31. “Agro-Food Corporations, Global Governance, and Sustainability: A Framework for Analysis,” with Doris Fuchs, International Studies Association Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, March 1, 2007. 32. “Corporate Responsibility and Accountability in the Agricultural Input Industry: The Case of Illegal GMO Releases,” Workshop on Corporate Social Responsibility, Yale University, New Haven, CT, January 12-14, 2007. 33. “Corporate Accountability in the Agri-Food Sector,” International Society for Ecological Economics Conference, New Delhi, December 15-18, 2006. 34. “Agricultural Trade and the WTO,” CIGI-06 Conference, Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, ON, September 15, 2006. 35. “Developing Countries and the WTO Agriculture Negotiations,” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, June 1, 2006. 36. “Developing Countries and the WTO Agriculture Negotiations,” Canadian Institute for International Affairs Conference, Vancouver, BC, March 9, 2006. 37. “WTO Agricultural Trade Negotiations and the Global South,” • International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA, March 24, 2006. • Endgame at the WTO, Birmingham, November 2005. 38. “Food, Water, Crisis: The Normative Case for a Neo-Prudential Order,” (co-authored with Thomas Princen), International Studies Association Annual Convention, Honolulu, March 2005.

25 39. “Framing the Debate over Biotech Foods: The Political Ecology of Genetically Modified Food Aid,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Montreal, QC, March 2004. 40. “The Role of Business in Global Environmental Governance,” Critical Perspectives on Global Governance Conference, Berlin, January 8, 2003. 41. “Transnational Corporate Interests and Global Environmental Governance: Negotiating Rules for Agricultural Biotechnology and Chemicals,” • International Studies Association Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA, March 2002. • Studies in Political Economy (SPE) Conference on Political Ecology, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, February 2002. 42. “The Dynamics of Hazard Transfer and the Promotion of Clean Production,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, February 21-24, 2001. 43. “Hazardous Waste and Human Security in Southeast Asia: Global-Local Linkages and Responses,” Joint Conference of the Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies/Northwest Regional Consortium for Southeast Asian Studies, Vancouver, BC, October 22-24, 1999. 44. “The Global Recycling Industry and Hazardous Waste Trade Politics,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Washington, DC, February 16-20, 1999. 45. “The Illegal CFC Trade: An Unexpected Wrinkle in the Ozone Protection Regime,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Minneapolis, MN, March 17-21, 1998. 46. “Global Industry Environment Standards: Green Saviour for the South?” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Toronto, ON, March 18-22, 1997. 47. “The Illicit Export of Environmental Harm: Hazardous Wastes and CFCs,” MacArthur Foundation Funded Workshop on the Illegal World Economy, Cornell University, Ithica, NY, November 8-10, 1996. 48. “The Global Economy, Industrialization, and Environment in Southeast Asia,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Diego, CA, April 16-20, 1996. 49. “Global Hazards: The Illicit Export of Environmental Harm,” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, August 31-September 3, 1995. 50. “Environmental Threats to Global Security: A Challenge to State Sovereignty?” ACUNS Workshop on the Evolving Nature of Global Security and the Future of State Sovereignty, The Hague, July 16-30, 1995. 51. “The Global Economy and Southern Environments: Linkages and Responses,” Surviving Globalization Conference, Westminster Institute for Ethics and Human Values, London, ON, May 25-27, 1995. 52. “Hazards on the Move: the North-South Political Economy of Waste,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, February 21-25, 1995. 53. “Toxic Trade and Global Security,” York Centre for International and Strategic Studies Third Annual Conference, Toronto, ON, February 3, 1995. 54. “Standing Up for the Right Not to be Dumped On: Africa, NGOs, and the International Trade in Toxic Wastes,” African Studies Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, November 2- 5, 1994. 55. “Guinea's Economic Performance under Structural Adjustment: The Role of Mining and Agriculture,” (with Professor Bonnie Campbell), African Studies Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, November 2-5, 1994.

26 56. “The Political Economy of Guinea's Foreign Policy,” International Studies Association Annual Convention, Washington, DC, March 28-April 1, 1994. 57. “Explaining Policy Reform Implementation in Guinea,” Canadian Association of African Studies Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, May 12-15, 1993. 58. “Learning by Doing? The World Bank's Shifting Approaches to Structural Adjustment in Africa,” Canadian Association for Studies in International Development Annual Meeting, Charlottetown, PEI, June 2-4, 1992. 59. “The Moral Economy, Rational Peasants and Structural Adjustment: Lessons from Rural Guinea,” Canadian Association of African Studies Annual Meeting, Montreal, QC, May 13- 16, 1992.

Scholarly and Professional Activities

Professional Committee and Adjudication Roles 2019-2020 Chair (2020), Member (2019), Royal Society of Canada, selection committee 2018 Member, SSHRC Impact Awards adjudication committee 2013- 2019 Faculty Associate, Yale University, Governance, Environment and Markets (GEM) Initiative. 2012-present Lead Faculty (advisor), Earth System Governance Project, University of Amsterdam. 2011-2015 External Evaluator, EJOLT project (Environmental Justice Organizations, Liabilities and Trade, large EU funded research project). 2014-2015 Member, Expert Consultation Panel with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations on theme of Trade and Food Security. 2012-2014 Executive Committee Member. Canadian Association for Food Studies. 2009-2010 Chair, SSHRC Adjudication Committee 410-24 (Political Science) for Standard Research Grant Program 2009 Expert on Adjudication Panel - selected as one of five international experts for Swedish Environmental Foundation (MISTRA) for major grant competition on Trade and Environment. 2007-2008 Member, SSHRC Adjudication Committee for the International Opportunities Fund Grant Program, Fall 2007- Winter 2008 2006-2007 Member, SSHRC Adjudication Committee 410-24 (Political Science) for SSHRC Standard Research Grants Program (2 years of service on this committee) 2006-2007 Member, Sprout Award Committee (awards prize for best book in international environmental affairs), Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association. 2006 Expert on Adjudication Panel - selected as one of five international experts for Swedish Environmental Foundation (MISTRA) for major grant competition on Trade and Environment. 2003-2006 Member, Robert and Jessie Cox Prize Committee (awards prize for best graduate student paper in critical international relations), International Studies Association 2000-2006 Board Member, Society for Women in International Political Economy (SWIPE) 2002-2004 Member, Executive Committee of the Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association

27 1999-2000 Member, Nominations Committee, Environmental Studies Section, International Studies Association. 1997-1999 Member, Sprout Award Committee, International Studies Association 1996-1997 Member, Program Committee, Global Development Section, International Studies Association. 1994-1996 Advisory Board Member: Global Security Fellows Initiative, Global Security Programme, University of Cambridge. Graduate Training Programme in Global Security Studies funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts.

Conference Participation and Organization (other than paper presentation) Honoree, ESS Distinguished Scholar Roundtable Recognizing Professor Jennifer Clapp, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, April 4-7, 2018. Moderator, Session on “Food Security”, Trudeau Conference, November 2014. Moderator, Session on “Environment”, Trudeau Conference, November 22-23, 2013. Speaker on panel “What Should Be on the G20’s Future Agenda (2012 and Beyond)?” The New Geometry of Global Summitry: The Future of the G20 (and the G8), CIGI, May 2-4, 2011 (invited). Speaker on panel: “Development/Food Security”, CIGI 11: An Unfinished House: Filling the Gaps in Global Governance, October 29, 2011 (invited). Co-organizer of workshop “New Frontiers in Global Environmental Governance” with Steven Bernstein and Matthew Hoffmann (University of Toronto), at CIGI, January 28-30, 2009. Secured funding from DFAIT for this event. Co-organizer of workshop “International Governance Responses to the Food Crisis”, with Marc Cohen (International Food Policy Research Institute), CIGI December 4-5, 2008. Co-organizer of workshop with Rorden Wilkinson (University of Manchester) Global Governance, Poverty and Inequality (toward an edited book project), June 6-8, 2008, Waterloo, Ontario. Chair and discussant, panel “Exploring the New Paradigm of Global Environmental Governance: Developments in Toxics and Hazardous Waste Policy”, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, March 2007. Panelist, International Political Economy (IPE) Section Distinguished Scholar Panel Honoring Sylvia Ostry, International Studies Association Annual Meeting, March 2007. Organizer of workshop, “TNCs and Agro-Food Governance: The Challenge to Sustainability” (funded by SSHRC), Waterloo, ON, December 7-9, 2006. Presenter on panel “International Trade and GMOs”, CIGI, December 7, 2006. Speaker on roundtable panel: “Future of Food Studies in Canada”, opening plenary session of the Canadian Association of Food Studies Annual Meeting, Toronto, June 1, 2006. Organizer of conference: “Food and Rural Development: Global and Local Perspectives”, Trent University, March 11, 2005. Organized and oversaw entire conference preparation and chaired opening session as well as one of the panels. Speaker on (and organizer of) “Roundtable on Conceptualizing Global Environmental Politics”, International Studies Association annual meeting, March 1, 2003, Portland, Oregon. Speaker on panel, “Citizens Respond to Pesticides and the Environment”, presenting on “The Global Pesticides Industry”, November 8, 2002, Camp Kawartha, Ontario. Chair/Discussant for the panel, “Organizing for Sustainable Consumption” at the International Studies Association annual meeting, March 2002, New Orleans.

28 Discussant for the panel, “Compliance and International Relations”, at the Canadian Political Science Association annual meeting, May 30, 2002, Toronto. Co-organizer of community conference, “Globalization, Food and Environment: Grassroots Responses”, February 2-3 Trent University, 2001. Speaker on a panel at Roots of Our Future Conference on 'The Future of Food', Organized by the Kawartha World Issues Centre, November 2001, Camp Kawartha, Ontario. Chair, Panel on Agricultural Biotechnology, Peterborough, February 18, 2000, panel organized by the Kawartha Forum on Genetically Modified Foods. Discussant, panel on “Trade and Environment”, SSHRC Environmental Trends Workshop, Green College, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, April 23-24, 1999. Chair, panel entitled “The Political Ecology of Consumption”, International Studies Association annual meeting, Washington, D.C., February 16-20, 1999. Chair, panel entitled “Consumption, Work, Globalization”, International Studies Association annual meeting, Minneapolis, March 17-21, 1997. Discussant, panel entitled, “Production, Consumption and Finance: Sources of Environmental Threats”, International Studies Association annual meeting, Toronto, March 18-20, 1997. Chair, panel entitled “Rethinking International Environmental Policy”, Canadian Political Science Association annual meeting, St. Catharines, Ontario, June 1-2, 1996. Chair, panel entitled “Environmental and Other Non-Military Aspects of Security”, York Centre for International and Strategic Studies annual conference, Toronto, February 1-2, 1996. Chair/Discussant, panel entitled “Responses to Urban Environmental Degradation”, Canadian Association of African Studies annual meeting, Peterborough, May 10-13, 1995.

External Reviewing Activities: I have acted as External Reviewer of tenure and promotion cases at the following universities: • Cornell University • Cardiff University • Santa Clara University • University of North Carolina • University of Melbourne • Guelph University (2) • Michigan State University (2) • University of Massachusetts Boston • Dalhousie University (2) • Tufts University • Carleton University (2) • Boston University (2) • London School of Economics (2) • University of Ottawa • University of Colorado – Colorado Springs • University of Colorado - Denver • University of California Riverside • University of California Berkeley (2) • University of California Santa Cruz

29 • University of New Hampshire (2) • University of British Columbia (2) • University of Calgary • University of Regina • University of Alberta • University of Washington • Harvey Mudd College • Guelph University • York University • Tulane University • Western University of Ontario (2) • Queen’s University

I have acted as an external reviewer for the following: Presses: • University of Chicago Press • MIT Press (multiple manuscripts) • Broadview Press • Cambridge University Press • Cornell University Press (multiple manuscripts) • Earthscan • Palgrave • Routledge • SUNY Press • University College London Press • Sage • Polity (multiple manuscripts) Journals: • Agriculture and Human Values • Alternatives Journal • British Journal of Political Science • Cambridge Review of International Affairs • Canadian Geographer • Capitalism, Nature, Socialism • Ecological Economics • Environment and Planning C • Environmental Politics • European Journal of International Relations • Food Policy • Food Security • Foreign Policy in Focus • Geoforum • Global Crime

30 • Global Environmental Change • Global Environmental Politics • Global Governance • Global Society • International Economics • International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics • International Journal • International Journal of Sustainable Societies • International Negotiation • International Studies Quarterly • Journal of Agrarian Change • Journal of Business Ethics • Journal of Cleaner Production • Journal of Environment and Development • Journal of International Relations and Development • Journal of Modern African Studies • Journal of Peasant Studies • Law and Policy • Nature • Nature Food • Organization and Environment • Pacific Forum • Plos One • Review of International Organizations • Review of International Political Economy • Review of International Studies • The World Economy • Transnational Legal Theory • World Development

Leadership

Administrative Leadership Director, English Division of the Social Sciences Academy, Royal Society of Canada, 2019- present Associate Dean for Research, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo, January 1, 2012- Dec.31, 2013. Responsible for facilitating and promoting research opportunities within the faculty. (stepped down after 2 years of service after being awarded Canada Research Chair and Trudeau Fellowship).

Advisory Leadership Member, The High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE) of the UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS), 2020-present

31 Member, International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food), 2021-present Advisory Group Member, Long Food Movement, The International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food), 2019-present Commissioner, Food System Economics Commission, 2020-present Lead Faculty Advisor for Earth System Governance Project (international research consortium based in the Netherlands), 2012-present. Member, Board of Directors, Chanchlani India Policy Centre, University of Waterloo, 2012- 2015. Member, Executive Committee, Canadian Association for Food Studies, 2012-2014. External Evaluator, EJOLT project (Environmental Justice Organizations, Liabilities and Trade, large EU funded research project). 2011-2015. Consulting work for Food and Agriculture Organization on Trade and Food Security, 2015. Consulting work for Quaker UN Office on Trade and Food Security, 2014. Consulting work for World Food Programme on WFP’s Role in Ending Long-term Hunger, 2011. Consulting work for Oxfam Great Britain on Commodity Trading Firms and the Financialization of Food, 2011-2012. Consulting work for Canadian International Development Agency on The Untying of Canadian Food Aid, 2010. Expert on Adjudication Panel - selected as one of five international experts for Swedish Environmental Foundation (MISTRA) for major grant competition on Trade and Environment, 2009. Chair, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Adjudication Committee 410-24 (Political Science) for Standard Research Grant Program, 2009-2010. Mentor, Loran Scholars Program, mentored new Loran Scholar at University of Waterloo, 2009- 2014.

Research Leadership Co-leader, Waterloo Food Issues Group, 2006-present. Research group of graduate students and professors interested in food issues, with regular meetings and seminars on campus. Co-Director, Centre for the Study of Rapid Global Change, 2007-2011. (Formerly Centre for Global Governance Research), University of Waterloo. Was responsible for fostering graduate student research environment for the Global Governance graduate program at University of Waterloo for this period. Program Leader, Environment and Resource Research Theme Area, Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2007-2009. Was responsible for defining, facilitating and promoting research in the area of Environment and Resources at CIGI during this period. Co-organizer of workshop “New Frontiers in Global Environmental Governance” with Steven Bernstein and Matthew Hoffmann (University of Toronto), at CIGI, January 28-30, 2009. Secured funding from DFAIT for this event. Co-organizer of workshop “International Governance Responses to the Food Crisis”, with Marc Cohen (International Food Policy Research Institute), CIGI December 4-5, 2008. Secured DFAIT and CIGI funding for this event. Co-organizer of workshop “Global Governance, Poverty and Inequality” (toward an edited book project) with Rorden Wilkinson (University of Manchester), June 6-8, 2008, Waterloo,

32 Ontario. Worked with co-organizer to secure Brookes World Poverty Centre and CIGI funding for this event.

Adjudication for Granting Agencies: • British Academy • Open Society Foundations • Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada • Canada Research Chair program • Economic and Social Research Council (UK) • University of Toronto Connaught Fellowship • MISTRA (Swedish Environmental Granting Council) • Ontario Ministry of Food and Agriculture grants program • Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NOW)

Administrative Service

University of Waterloo

University Service:

2018-2020 Member, Internal Review Committee, (UW CRC Reviews, Office of Research) 2018-2019 Member, Waterloo Research Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council 2018-2019 Member, Waterloo Awards Committee (Faculty of Environment representative) 2015-2018 Member, HeForShe Grant Adjudication Committee 2017-2018 Member, UW Board of Governors 2017-2018 Member, UW Board of Governors Executive Committee 2015-2018 Member, University Senate 2016-2018 Member, Senate Finance Committee 2017-2018 Member, UW CRC Equity Action Plan Steering Committee 2017-2018 Member, Subcommittee on Chair Management of the EAP Steering Committee 2010-2014 Member, University Appointments Review Committee (UARC) 2016 Member, Presidential Nominating Committee 2013 Member, UW Committee on Centres and Institute 2012-2013 Senate Graduate and Research Council 2012-2013 Associate Dean of Research 2011-2012 Member, UW Internal Research Grant Adjudication Committee 2011-2012 Member, UW Work-Life Balance Working Group

Faculty of Environment/School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability (SERS): Member, SERS Faculty Activity Review Committee, 2010-2012; 2016-2019; 2020 Member, SERS Graduate Studies Committee, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020 Member, SERS Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2007-2018; 2020- Member, SEED Director Nomination Committee, 2016. Member, Hiring Committee for Canada Research Chair in Cities, 2016.

33 Chair, Hiring Committee, Faculty position in Environmental Governance and Policy, 2014- 2015. Associate Dean of Research, 2012-2013, 2 years. Member, Hiring Committee, ERS Senior Ecologist position, 2013. Member, Hiring Committee, NSERC CRC Tier II position, 2013. Chair, Hiring Committee, ERS Department Water Governance position, 2010-2011. Member, SEED Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2011-2012. Member, Hiring Committee for position in the School of Environment, Enterprise and Development, 2010. Chair, Hiring Committee for Director position in International Development, 2007-2008. Member, Hiring Committee for Jr. Energy Chair Position, 2006-2007. Member, Strategic Planning and Re-branding Committee, October 2006-March 2007. Mathematics Representative Faculty Council, Representative of the Faculty of Environmental Studies, 2005-2007. Presenter – Workshop on Tips for Successful Research Grant Applications for Faculty of Environmental Studies, April 2006 and June 2007. Presenter – Workshop on Grant-writing for Arts Faculty, June 2006, June 2007, June 2008 and June 2010.

Global Governance Program/CIGI/Balsillie School: Member, MA Program Committee, Global Governance MA program, 2016-2020 Member, MA Admissions Committee, Global Governance MA Program, 2007, 2008, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. Chair, PhD Comprehensive Exam Committee Global Environmental Governance Stream, 2008, 2010, 2018-2019 Member, Management Team, BSIA, 2015-2016. Member, Research Committee, BSIA, 2011, 2013-16. Member, PhD Inter-University Program Committee, Global Governance PhD Program, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012. Member, PhD Admissions Committee, Global Governance PhD Program, 2009-2012. Co-Director, Centre for the Study of Rapid Global Change, 2007-2011. (Formerly Centre for Global Governance Research – Graduate student centre). Member, Hiring Committee for Balsillie Chairs – University of Waterloo committee, 2008- 2009. Program Leader, Environment and Resource Research Theme Area, CIGI, 2007-2009. Coordinator of proposal for a new Centre for Global Governance Research at the University of Waterloo (approved at Senate Graduate and Research Council March 2007). Research Committee, Centre for International Governance Innovation, Waterloo, 2005-2006.

Teaching

Courses Taught • Environmental Policy, Politics and Governance (undergraduate 2 nd year) • Governing Global Food and Agriculture (graduate) • Environment and Development (undergraduate 3rd year)

34 • Environment and Development in Global Perspective (undergraduate 2nd year) • Global Environmental Policy (undergraduate 4th year) • Global Environmental Governance (graduate) • Agrarian Change and Food Production in a Global Context (undergraduate 2nd year) • Governing Global Food and Agriculture (graduate) • Global Food and Agriculture Politics (undergraduate 4th year) • International Food Policy (4th year undergrad/graduate) • Ecological Economics (graduate) • Ecological Economics (undergraduate 2nd year) • Economics and Sustainability (undergraduate 4th year; graduate) • Human Inequality in Global Perspective (undergraduate 1st year) • Global Civil Society (undergraduate 4th year) • Foundations of Global Development, Peace and Justice (undergraduate 2 nd year)

Supervisory Roles (career totals): • Completed Master’s Theses/Major Research Papers as Primary Supervisor: 33 • In Progress Master’s Theses/Major Research Papers as Primary Supervisor: 4 • Completed PhD Theses as primary supervisor: 10 • In Progress PhD Primary Supervisions: 6 • Completed PhD Committee Member: 10 • In Progress PhD Committee Member: 4 • Completed Master’s Thesis/Major Research Paper Committee Member: 23 • Completed Undergraduate Theses as Primary Supervisor: 28

External Examination Roles: External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Queensland, Australia, April 2020. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Ryerson University, August 2019. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Guelph, April 2017. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, May 2018 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Stockholm University, Sweden, October 2017 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Aalto University, Finland, March 2016 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Oulu, Finland, October 2015 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Warwick, June 2015. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Queen’s University, October 2014. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Carleton University, April 2014. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Cape Town, March 2014. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Georgetown University, June 2014. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of Toronto, June 2013. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, York University, December 2012. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, University of New South Wales, October 2012. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, York University, November 2011. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, McMaster University, September 2011. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, York University, Political Science, September 2009. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, York University, Political Science, December 2008.

35 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrei Universiteit Amsterdam, Fall 2008. External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Sociology Dept, York University, Spring 2008 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia, Fall 2007 External Examiner on PhD Thesis, Political Science Dept., Carleton University, Fall 2005. Examiner on approximately 15 M.E.S. Theses at York University, 1994-1997 External Examiner on 4 M.E.S. Theses at University of Waterloo.

Teaching Recognition • Award for Excellence in Graduate Supervision, University of Waterloo, 2014. • Outstanding Performance Award, Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo (recognizes teaching and research excellence) 2007, 2010, 2014, 2017. • Nominated for the Symons Teaching Award at Trent University in 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2004. • Merit Award for Excellence in Research and Teaching, Trent University, 2000.

Role in Promoting Experiential Learning • Taught international field course: International Food Policy, in Rome, Italy, in Summer 2017. Course included visits to numerous international organizations for first hand learning from policymakers. • Founding Board Member, 2003-2005, Seasoned Spoon Café, Student-run alternative food service café on the campus of Trent University. Faculty advisor to student initiative. Established and supervised numerous reading courses and community-based research courses/projects in association with the Seasoned Spoon.

Graduate Supervisions (Since 2007)

Primary Supervisor:

Name Degree Title/Topic External Started Completed Scholar- ships Julia De Paola PhD SERS TBD 2020 In Progress Almeida (co-advisor) Carvalho Sophia Foster MA Global Wildlife and food sovereignty 2020 In progress Governance Jacob Miller MA Global Climate policy in Canada 2020 In progress Governance Aaesha MA Global Corporate social 2020 In progress Shehzad Governance responsibility Em Heppler MES SERS Meat as Stranded Financial 2019 In Progress Asset Indra Noyes PhD Global Climate Adaptation in 2019 In Progress Governance Agriculture and Global (Arts) Governance

36 Lucy Hinton PhD Global Nutrition Transition in Costa SSHRC 2016 In progress Governance Rica and IDRC (ENV) Phoebe PhD SERS Social finance for sustainable Trudeau 2016 In progress Stephens food systems Scholar, OGS, & SSHRC Richard Giles PhD SERS Global Environmental 2017 In progress Politics of Meat Lucie Edwards PhD Global Environmental Assessment SSHRC 2010 In progress Governance Panels and Global (ENV) Governance Tracy Wagner PhD Global TNCs, Civil Society and SSHRC 2011 Completed Rizvi Governance Global Health Vanier 2020 (Arts) Caitlin Scott PhD SERS Ecological Dimensions of SSHRC 2013 Completed Processed and Packaged 2019 Foods Beth Timmers PhD SERS Rural-Urban Dynamics in SSHRC & 2014 Completed Food Security in Jamaica IDRC 2020 Andres Garcia PhD Global Food Security and Trillium 2013 Completed Governance Sustainability in Colombia 2018 (ENV) Matthew PhD Global China and Global Food SSHRC 2013 Completed Gaudreau Governance Security and Sustainability 2019 (ENV) Meghan Entz MA Global Youth Farming Issues in SSHRC 2017 Completed Governance Global Food Governance 2018 Sarah-Louise MES SERS Digital Agriculture in Ontario SSHRC & 2017 Completed Ruder OGS 2019 Shane Postdoctoral Energy and Food Politics in SSHRC 2008 Completed Mulligan Fellowship an Era of Peak Oil 2010 Kimberly PhD Global Fair Trade and Food SSHRC 2009 Completed Burnett Governance Sovereignty Movements 2017 (ENV) Sarah Martin PhD Global The Politics of Agricultural SSHRC 2010 Completed Governance Commodity Exchanges 2016 (ENV) Wesley PhD SERS Agricultural Biotechnology 2011 Completed Tourangeau Policy in Canada 2017 Helena PhD SERS Southern African Food 2012 Completed Shilomboleni Resilience Policy 2017 Michael PhD Global Private Foundations in Global 2008 Completed Stevenson Governance Governance 2014 (Arts) Edward MES Local The Role of Sustainable Common- 2007 Completed Dombo Econ. Dev. Agriculture in Local wealth 2008 Economic Development in Scholarship

37 the Upper West Region of Ghana Candace MES ERS Moving Towards the Local: OGS 2005 Completed Wormsbecker Barriers and Opportunities for 2007 Localizing Food in Canada Conrad MES ERS The Ecological Economics of 2006 Completed Stanley Catastrophe and Resilience: 2010 Designing a Safe-Fail Civilization Ryan Pollice MES ERS Shareholders for 2008 Completed Sustainability? 2010 Assessing Investor Motivations to Adopt the Principles for Responsible Investment” Archana Datta MES ERS The Impacts of Climate 2009 Completed Investment Funds on 2011 Multilateral Adaptation Finance Taarini MES ERS GMO Governance in India SSHRC 2009 Completed Chopra 2012 Isabel Urritia MES ERS Food Waste in Kitchener- 2012 Completed Waterloo (co-supervised) 2014 Chelsea Smith MES ERS Wild Plant Relatives and SSHRC 2013 Completed Biosphere Reserves 2015 Isaac Lawther MES ERS China and the Global Land 2013 Completed Grab 2016 Austin White MA Political Money Supply and Food 2011 Completed Science Price Volatility 2012 Kathleen Fryer MA Political Climate Change and Food 2015 Completed Science Security 2016 Kimberly MA Global Pillars of Salt and Pillars of SSHRC 2007 Completed Burnett Governance Sand: Understanding the 2008 (Env) Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa from a Critical Political Economy Perspective David Norris MA Global From ‘Green Rooms’ to SSHRC 2008 Completed Governance ‘Greener Pastures’? 2009 (Env) Navigating the challenges of network competition in the regime complex for plant genetic resources Linda MA Global Plastic Waste Discourse and SSHRC 2009 Completed Swanston Governance Policy: The Story Industry 2010 (Env) Tells Jason MA Global Environmental Leadership 2009 Completed Lachapelle Governance and the World Bank 2010 (Env)

38 Kausar Ashraf MA Global Challenges of Renewable 2010 Completed Governance Energy Policy and 2012 (Env) International Trade Law Samantha MA Global Food Security and Big Data 2012 Completed Bradshaw Governance 2013 (Env) Richard Giles MA Global Global Governance of Meat 2016 Completed Governance 2017 (Env) Alex Bota MA Global Powering Food to Fuel: 2007 Completed Governance Corporate Power and the Use 2008 (Arts) of American Corn for Ethanol August MA Global Reframing the Climate 2007 Completed Claxton Governance Change Debate 2009 (Arts) Christopher MA Global Mixed Motives: Re- 2009 Completed Rompre Governance evaluating the Role of Self- 2010 (Arts) Interest in Food Aid Politics Phoebe MA Global Principles for Responsible 2010 Completed Stephens Governance Investment 2011 (Arts) Helena MA Global Southern African agricultural 2011 Completed Shilomboleni Governance trade politics 2012 (Arts) Jacob MA Global Private Sector Food 2011 Completed Muirhead Governance Standards Governance 2012 (Arts) Amy Wood MA Global Trade agreements and food 2013 Completed Governance systems in Canada 2014 (Arts) Kieran MA Global WAVES: Ecosystem 2013 Completed McDougal Governance Valuation 2014 (Arts) Elizabeth MA Global Food Security in East Africa SSHRC 2013 Completed Fraser Governance 2014 (Arts) Carly Hayes MA Global NAFTA, TPP and Food SSHRC 2015 Completed Governance Sustainability 2016 (Arts)

Committee Member:

Name Degree Title/Topic Started Completed Kestrel MA Global Politics of disinformation 2020 In progress Demarco Governance Danielle MA Political Environmental policy in a pandemic 2020 In progress LaBrash Science Ning Dai PhD Geography Urban Food Security 2016 In progress

39 Fabiola PhD SERS Water and Political Economy 2015 In progress Alvarado Revilla Zachary PhD SERS Sustainable Finance 2015 In progress Folger- Laronde Sophia PhD Land and Food Security and International Trade 2012 In progress Murphy Food Systems, (Univ. British Columbia) Isaac Bengasi PhD ERS Discourse and Water Governance 2014 Completed 2020 Curtis Jenken MA Global Carbon markets 2017 Completed Governance 2019 Angela MA Global Corporate concentration: Impacts on 2019 Completed Fangeat Governance food systems 2020 Kate Neville PhD Political Corporations, Land Grabs and Biofuel 2008 Completed Science (Univ. Production in East Africa 2012 British Columbia) Lori PhD Geography, Sustainable food procurement 2012 Completed Stahlbrand WLU 2017 Jason PhD Global Planet Finance: the Governance of 2007 Completed Thistlethwaite Governance (Arts) Climate Change Risks in Financial 2011 Markets Ariane Goetz PhD Global Land Grabs: Factors Influencing 2009 Completed Governance (Arts) Investors 2015 Rieko PhD Geography Small-scale producers and the 2008 Completed Okamoto environmental regulatory network of 2012 certified organic seafood production in Vietnam Aijuan Chen PhD Geography The Development of Organic 2009 Completed Agriculture in China 2014 Theresa PhD Geography Local Food Movements in China 2011 Completed Schumilas 2014 Marie Claire PhD ERS Corporate Power and Water 2010 Completed Brisbois Governance in Canada 2015 Cameron PhD ERS Complexity, Disasters and Urban Food 2012 Completed McCordic Systems 2015 Natalya PhD ERS Legitimacy in Water Governance 2013 Completed Melnchuk 2017 Nabeela MES ERS NAFTA and Virtual Water Trade 2006 Completed Rahman 2008 Ainslee MES ERS Subnational agreements and 2006 Completed Emerson international norms: A case study of 2008 Ontario water policies Carolyn Smith MES ERS Encouraging Climate Change 2006 Completed Adaptation through the use of the 2008 Payment for Environmental Services Programme

40 Mairon MES ERS Food Security Policies in Brazil 2006 Completed Giovanni 2008 Bastos Lima Bruce MES ERS Ecosystem Services and Agriculture in 2006 Completed Mackenzie Canada 2008 Heather Lee MES ERS Agricultural biotechnology policy in 2011 Completed Canada 2013 Siobhan MES ERS Sustainable Parenting 2013 Completed Topping 2016 Joshua MA Political Trading Away Hunger? Trade 2010 Completed Cummings Science (WLU). Liberalization and Food Security in 2011 Mexico, Haiti, and Brazil Samantha MA Political The Brazilian Biofuels Project 2011 Completed Wisnicki Science 2012 Lonnie Kehler MA Global Market-Based Mechanisms and Social 2011 Completed Governance (Env) Justice in Global Environmental 2012 Governance David Emery MA Global Private governance in the food retail 2008 Completed Governance (Arts) sector 2009 Sean Low MA Global Voices of the South: The Social 2009 Completed Governance (Arts) Construction of the G-77 Platform in 2010 Global Climate Governance

Published Reviews of my work:

Reviews of Speculative Harvests (2018) appeared in: • Ecological Economics, 2020, Vol 175, 106671.

Reviews of Hunger in the Balance (2012) appeared in: • Perspectives on Politics, 2014, Vol.12, No.1, pp.281-282. • International Affairs, 2013, Vol.89, No.3, pp.749-750. • Development Policy Review, 2013, Vol.31, No.6, pp.779-790. • Review of International Political Economy, 2013, (chosen as one of 5 RIPE Reads – feature review of top books of interest to scholars in International Political Economy published in 2012), Vol.20, No.5, pp.1134-1136. • Journal of International Development, 2013, Vol.25, pp.1028-1029. • Agriculture and Human Values, 2013, Vol.30, No.4, pp.655-656. • Political Studies Review, 2013, Vol.11, pp.406-407. • Survival, 2013, Vol.55, No.1, p.e10. • Global Change, Peace and Security, 2013, Vol.25, No.1, pp.135-136. • Contemporary Sociology, 2013, Vol.42, p.130. • Foreign Affairs, November/December 2012. • Journal of Development Studies, 2012, Vol.48, No.10, pp.1559-1560. Reviews of Food (2012/2016) appeared in:

41 • Global Environmental Politics (2nd edition featured review essay), 2017, Vol.17, No.4, pp.147-152. • Journal of Agrarian Change (2nd edition featured review essay), 2016, Vol.16, No.2, pp. 342-355. • Journal of World Systems Research, 2016, Vol.22, No. 1, pp.296-298. • Agriculture and Human Values, 2014, Vol.31, pp.161-162. • Canadian Food Studies, 2014, Vol.1, No.1, pp.134-136. • Environment and Planning C, 2013, Vol.31, No.2, pp.379-380. • Journal of Peasant Studies, 2013, Vol.40, No.5, pp.899-900. • Economic Geography, 2013, Vol.89, No.2, pp.195-196. • Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, 2013, Vol.55, No.4, pp.35-36. • Journal of International Development, 2013, Vol.25, No.1, pp.145-146. • Journal of Consumer Culture, 2013, Vol.13, No.1, pp.66-68. • Review of Policy Research, 2013, (June), pp.343-344. • Organization and Environment, 2012, Vol.25, pp.349-351. • International Affairs, 2012, Vol.88, No.2, pp.414-416. • Global Policy, June 2012. • Global Journal, January 2012. • Population and Development Review, 2012, Vol.38, No.2, pp.337-338. • Global Environmental Politics, 2012, Vol.12, No.4, pp.147-152 (featured in review essay) • Irish Examiner, March 17, 2012. • The Guardian, November 26, 2011. • Atlantic Monthly, November 2011. Reviews of Corporate Power in Global Agrifood Governance (co-edited with Doris Fuchs, 2009) appeared in: • International Studies Review, 2011, Vol.13, pp.304-309 (featured in review essay). • Global Environmental Politics, 2011, Vol.11, No.2, pp.120-125 (featured in review essay). • Development Policy Review, 2011, Vol.29, No.2, pp.251-254. • Agribusiness, 2011, Vol.27, No.11, pp.126-127. • Agriculture and Human Values, 2010, Vol.27, pp.525-526. • American Journal of Sociology, 2010, Vol.115, No.6, pp.1915-1916. • European Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2010, Vol.30, No.1, pp.129-131. • Alternatives Journal, 2010, Vol.36, No.2, pp.37-38. • Review of Policy Research, 2010, Vol.27, No.2, pp.206-208. • European Journal of Risk Regulation, 2010, Vol.1, No.1, pp.93-95. Reviews of The Global Food Crisis (co-edited with Marc J. Cohen, 2009) appeared in: • Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal, 2010, Vol.13, No.2, pp.524-531. • European Journal of Risk Regulation, 2010, Issue 1, pp.96-98. • Development Policy Review, 2011, Vol.29, No.2, pp.251-254. • Choice, 2011, Vol.48, No.09.

42 Reviews of Corporate Accountability and Sustainable Development (co-edited with Peter Utting, 2008) appeared in: • Economic and Political Weekly, 2011 (Sept. 10), Vol. XLVI, No.37, pp.32-33. • Business Standard (New Delhi), January 30, 2009. Reviews of Paths to a Green World (co-authored with Peter Dauvergne) (2005/2011) appeared in: • Alternatives Journal, 2012 (online review). • Electronic Green Journal, 2012, Issue 33 (online review). • International Affairs, 2006, Vol.82, No.4, pp.803-804. • Political Science Quarterly, 2006, Vol.121, No.2, pp.364-365. • Australian Journal of International Affairs, 2006, Vol.60, No.3, pp.472-474. • Global Environmental Politics, 2006, Vol.6, No.4, pp.128-130. • Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 2006, Vol.33, No.4, pp.209-211. • International Journal of Environmental Studies, 2006, Vol.63, No.6, pp.883-886. • Perspectives on Politics, 2006, Vol. 4, No.2, pp.425-426. • Choice, 2005, Vol.43, No.4, p.707. Reviews of Toxic Exports (2001) appeared in: • Millennium Journal of International Studies, 2002, Vol.31, No.2, pp.394-396. • Enterprise and Society, 2002, Vol.3, No.3, pp.541-543. • Yale Journal of International Law, 2002, Vol.27, p.453. • Journal of Economic Literature, 2002, Vol.40, No.2, p.707. • Choice, 2002, Vol.39, No.8. • Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 2003, Vol.24, No.2, pp.478-479. • Review of Radical Political Economics, 2003, Vol.35, No.3, pp.382-384. • Journal of Environment and Development, 2003, Vol.12, No.3, pp.349-351. • Global Environmental Politics, 2003, Vol.2, No.3, pp.130-132. Reviews of Adjustment and Agriculture in Africa (1997) appeared in: • Journal of Economic Literature, 1997, Vol.35, No.4, p.2179. • African Studies Review, 1999, Vol.42, No.3, pp.98-100. • Canadian Journal of African Studies, 1999, Vol.33, No.1, pp.174-176.

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV

Ruben G. Echeverría (ruben.echeverria@cgiar.org) has worked on food, agriculture, and rural development issues -with emphasis on international agricultural research- since the early 1980s.

As of January 2020, Ruben is a Sr. Research Fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI.org) based in Washington DC from where he contributes to an FAO-led agricultural and rural innovation regional strategic initiative in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Ruben is Director General Emeritus of the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT.cgiar.org) based in Cali, Colombia. He led CIAT from 2009 to 2019 expanding operations into Africa and Asia and in 2019 promoted the creation of the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT. In the mid-2000s Ruben was Executive Director of the Science Council of the CGIAR (cas.cgiar.org) based at FAO Rome.

He worked in agricultural, environmental and rural development issues for more than a decade at the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB.org) in Washington, DC where he prepared several multi-million dollar projects and led the creation of the Inter-Agency Group for Rural Development and the Regional Fund for Agricultural Technology (FONTAGRO.org).

In the late 1980s he worked on agricultural research policy issues and strengthening national research capacities in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, based at the International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR) based in The Hague.

As part of his Ph.D. thesis, he conducted field research based at the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) in Mexico. Ruben studied Agronomy at the University of Uruguay (B.Sc.) and Agriculture Economics at the University of Minnesota, USA (M.Sc. and Ph.D.) with special emphasis on the economics of technical and institutional change.

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Ruben is currently Chair of the Global Commission on Sustainable Agriculture Intensification (CoSAI wle.cgiar.org/cosai/) and Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Catalan Institute of Food and Agricultural Research and Technology (IRTA, irta.cat/en/), Spain. He chaired the International Advisory Board of the Latin-American Center for Rural Development (RIMISP, rimisp.org/ ) for more than a decade.

Ruben has received leadership management training (Harvard, IMD) and belongs to several professional associations (IAAE, AIARD, EARN, ANAV).

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Senior Research Fellow, International Food Policy Research Institute, IFPRI (Washington DC, 2020- current). IFPRI, a CGIAR research center, provides research-based policy solutions to sustainably reduce poverty and end hunger and malnutrition in developing countries. Ruben is currently working on a regional innovation agenda for agriculture and rural development in Latin America and the Caribbean led by the Regional Office of Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; and on a global initiative to promote innovations in sustainable agriculture intensification.

Director General, International Center for Tropical Agriculture, CIAT (Cali, Colombia, 2009-2019). CIAT is a large global public research center (US$100M annual budget) founded in 1967 that currently has 1000 staff, 400 of which are professionals. CIAT research focuses on agrobiodiversity, food security, agroecosystems and landscapes, sustainable food systems, digital agriculture and climate change and operates in more than 50 countries with regional hubs in Hanoi and Nairobi. As Director General, he was responsible for the overall management of the Center, including setting a corporate strategy, resource mobilization, planning, coordination and evaluation of research, finance and administrative activities. Under Ruben’s leadership, CIAT was very active in pioneering new decentralized business models for the CGIAR, constructing an iconic CGIAR biodiversity conservation ‘Future Seeds’ center, and -in 2019- integrating two centers of the CGIAR to create the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT.

Executive Director, Science Council (SC) of the CGIAR, c/o Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations-FAO (Rome, 2004-2009). The SC (currently the Independent Science and Development Council) is an independent scientific advisory body whose mission is to enhance and promote the quality, relevance and impact of science in the CGIAR, to advise the Group on strategic scientific issues of importance to its goals, and to mobilize the best of international science for addressing the goals of the international agricultural research community. Ruben was responsible for

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV planning and organizing the work of the SC, its Panels, the administration of the Secretariat, and monitoring the execution of the Council's recommendations. This key global position in the CGIAR required outstanding technical and managerial skills and organizational ability (managing a team of about 50 professionals, including Council, Panels, Secretariat and consultants); and maintaining close working relationships with key elements of the CGIAR and non-CGIAR partners and stakeholders.

Principal Economist, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Washington DC, 1992-2004. During the first half of the 1990s he worked in the Project Analysis Department on the preparation and implementation of several multi-million-dollar agriculture and rural development investment loans and regional technical cooperation grants. In 1995 he joined the new Sustainable Development Department, from where he led –as IDB focal point for Agriculture and Rural Development- the preparation of several regional agriculture and rural development studies and strategies providing technical direction on innovative ways to achieve greater effectiveness in agriculture and rural development in the hemisphere. Ruben was in charge of IDB funding to the CGIAR (US$ 10M/year); and played a key role in the development of the Regional Fund for Agricultural Technology (FONTAGRO), the first endowment fund constituted by the countries of the region to finance – competitively- regional agriculture research projects. Ruben also played an instrumental role in the creation of the Inter-Agency Group for Rural Development in Latin America and the Caribbean, formed by the World Bank, FAO, IFAD, ECLAC, IICA, GTZ, USAID, AECID and the IDB.

Research Officer, International Service for National Agricultural Research, ISNAR-CGIAR (The Netherlands, 1988–1992). Ruben worked on agricultural research policy issues in developing countries and pursued several research and training international projects including the evaluation of the impact of agricultural research and technology transfer in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Research Fellow, Economics Program, International Center for Maize and Wheat Improvement, CIMMYT-CGIAR (México, 1987-1988). Ruben conducted doctoral thesis research on the scope and complementarities of public and private sector maize research and seed production, including case studies in Mexico and Guatemala.

Director, Technical Assistance Division, National Colonization Institute, Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (Uruguay, 1981–1982). Designed, implemented, and supervised agricultural and rural development projects focusing on small farmers. Organized and conducted field training and extension activities working with 14 regional offices and 40 field staff.

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FORMAL EDUCATION

Ph.D. Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1988. University of Minnesota, U.S.A. Emphasis: agricultural development, agricultural science and technology policy. Main Professor: Vernon W. Ruttan.

M.Sc. Agricultural and Applied Economics, 1985. University of Minnesota, U.S.A. Emphasis: statistics and production economics. Main Professor: Carl E. Pray.

B.Sc. Agriculture, 1981. Facultad de Agronomía. Universidad del Uruguay. Specialization: crop, dairy and beef production. A B.Sc. in agriculture included, at the time, 5 years of course work and a two- year research thesis. Main Professor (thesis): Armando Rabuffetti.

MEMBERSHIPS & EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

* Chair, Global Commission on Sustainable Agriculture Intensification (CoSAI), since 2020 * Chair, International Science Advisory Board of the Catalan Food and Agriculture Research Institute (IRTA), since 2017 * Chair, International Advisory Board of the Latin American Center for Rural Development (RIMISP), 2007-2019 * Member, International Advisory Council, Global Bioeconomy Summit (GBS), 2017-2021 * Research Associate (non-resident) at the Latin-American Center for Rural Development (RIMISP) since 2020 * Member of the International Agricultural Economics Association (IAAE) * Member, Association for International Agricultural and Rural Development (AIARD) * Board Member, of the Spanish Association of Agricultural and Resource Economics (EARN) * Member, Argentinian National Academy of Agronomy and Veterinary Sciences (ANAV) * Board Member, Public Interest Intellectual Property Advisors (PIIPA), 2015-2018 * Member of the CGIAR advisory group on new mechanisms for collective funding of international agricultural research, 2004-2007 * Member, Working Group on Performance Measurement of the CGIAR, 2003 * Participant, Leadership for Global Senior Executives, Harvard Business School, San Francisco, 2013 * Participant, Senior Leadership Program for the CGIAR, IMD, Lausanne, 2010 * Participant, Senior Leadership Program for the CGIAR, Harvard Business School, Cambridge, 2004 * Member, Standing Panel on Impact Assessment of the Science Council of the CGIAR (SPIA), 2001- 4

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2004 * Member, International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR) Restructuring Team, 2003 * Board Member, Executive Council of the International Agricultural Economics Association (IAAE), 2003-2006 * Participant, Management for Senior Executives, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Washington DC, 2002 * Member, External Management Review of CIMMYT (Mexico), 2000 * Sabbatical, International Service for National Agricultural Research, ISNAR, The Hague, 1998 * Research Assistant, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, 1985–1988 * Member, Agricultural Committee of the Partners of the Americas (Minnesota, 1984-1988) * Member, Committee of International Agricultural and Rural Development (Minnesota, 1984-1988) * Participant, Organization and Administration of Rural Development Projects, World Bank Institute, Washington D.C. 1982 * Consultant FAO-National Colonization Institute, Small Farmers Technical Assistance Program, Uruguay, 1980 * Research Assistant, Crops Department, Paysandú Experiment Station, University of Uruguay, 1978. Participant, International Agricultural Work-Study Program, University of Minnesota, USA, 1976 – 1977

CONFERENCES - During his career Ruben has presented at multiple forums about global food security, agriculture research, and rural development, only a few examples are listed here:

* Guest Lecturer on Innovation to Sustainably Intensify Agriculture in the Global South, Annual Bentley Lecture, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 2021 * Guest Lecturer on Global Agriculture and Rural Development, School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Columbia University, NYC, USA, since 2018 * Applied Bioeconomy Research to Strengthen National Innovation Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean, at the annual International Consortium on Applied Bioeconomy Research (ICABR) global conference, Cordoba, 2020 * Scaling up investments in the transformation of agricultural systems in Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Food Prize Conference, Des Moines, 2020 * An agri-food innovation agenda for Latin America and the Caribbean at the FAO biannual Regional Ministerial Conference, Managua, 2020 * The relevance of bioeconomy innovations to transform agri-food systems in Latin America at the

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV

Global Bioeconomy Summit, Berlin, 2020 * Global Food Systems, for Health, Sustainability and Prosperity at Texas A&M University, College Station, 2020 * Future Seeds, at the Food Forever Conference, United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, 2019 * Biotechnology, a key element for sustainable food systems, at the REDBIO Conference, Montevideo, 2019 * Transforming Global Food Systems, at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Leadership Conference, New York, 2019 * Will the Data Revolution Deliver Better Agronomy at Scale for African Smallholder Farmers? - Keynote presentation at the African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF), Accra, 2019 * Innovative mechanisms to finance agricultural research, at INTA-Inter-American Development Bank international workshop, Buenos Aires, 2019 * Strengthening the CGIAR Science-Policy interphase, at CGIAR Science Forum, Stellenbosch, 2018 * Magic realism, how to achieve sustainable food systems, Keynote lecture at the annual Executive Forum, Club Colombia, Cali 2018 * Agriculture and Rural Transformation, International Consortium on Applied Bioeconomy Research (ICABR) Annual Conference, World Bank, Washington DC, 2018 * Guest Lecturer, Perspectives on International Agriculture and Rural Development. Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Agricultural Policy Analysis (AFEPA), Barcelona, 2017 * Territorial Solutions from the ground up, development at the rural urban interphase, Keynote address at AIARD Annual Conference, Washington DC, 2016 * Sustainable Research Partnerships for Global Food Security, Conference at Swedish Agricultural University (SLU), Uppsala, 2013 * Inaugural Chuck and Sue Rice International Agronomy Lecture, Kansas State University, Manhattan, 2013 * Leveraging Global Research for Africa’s Agricultural Development, address at the African Development Bank Annual Meetings, Tunis, 2011 * Agricultural Technical and Institutional Change revisited, lecture at the University of Minnesota, as part of receiving the Distinguished Leadership Award for Internationals, St. Paul, 2010 * Institutional Change and Rural Development, Regional Agricultural Economics Association Conference, Montevideo, 2008

PUBLICATIONS (*) = Peer Reviewed

Fuglie, K. and R.G. Echeverria. Forthcoming 2021. The Diffusion and Productivity Impact of CGIAR-

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV related Crop Improvement Technologies Since 1960. USDA and IFPRI, Washington DC. Prepared for the 2021 International Agricultural Economics Conference, New Delhi, India.

Echeverria, R.G. Forthcoming 2021. The CGIAR at 50: A Note on its Science for Impact. IFPRI, Washington DC. Prepared for the 50th Anniversary of the CGIAR. Rockefeller Foundation 2021 Conference, Bellagio, Italy.

Beintema, N. and R.G. Echeverria. 2020. The CGIAR at 50: A Note on its Funding. IFPRI, Washington DC.

Díaz-Bonilla, E. and R.G. Echeverría. 2020. Duality, urbanization, and modernization of agri-food systems in Latin America and the Caribbean. In K.Otsuka and S.Fan (eds.) World Development. New Perspectives in a Changing World. IFPRI: Washington DC. (*)

Steiner A, Aguilar G, Andersen I, Bomba K, Bonilla JP, Campbell A, Dongyu Q, Echeverria R.G., Gandhi R, Hedegaard C, Holdorf D, Ishii N, Quinn K, Ruter B, Sunga I, Sukhdev P, Verghese S, Voegele J, Winters P, Campbell B, Dinesh D, Huyer S, Jarvis A, Loboguerrero Rodriguez AM, Millan A, Thornton P, Wollenberg L, Zebiak S. 2020. Actions to transform food systems under climate change. Wageningen, The Netherlands: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS). (*)

Reardon, T., R.G. Echeverria, J.Berdegué, B.Minten, L.Liverpool-Tasie, D.Tschirley, D.Zilberman. 2018. Rapid transformation of Food Systems in Developing Regions: Implications for agricultural research. Agricultural Systems. Special Issue: Agricultural research for rural prosperity: Rethinking the pathways. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. y Eduardo J. Trigo. 2008. Los retos de la investigación agrícola en América Latina. Revista Española de Economía Agraria. Madrid. España. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. and N. Beintema. 2008. Mobilizing financial resources for agricultural research in developing countries, trends and mechanisms. Global Forum for Agricultural Research. GFAR Secretariat, Rome, Italy.

Echeverría, R.G. 2006. Agricultural technical change and poverty reduction in Latin America, where is the evidence? Paper presented at the International Association of Agricultural Economics meeting in Brisbane, Australia.

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Echeverría, R.G. 2003. Twenty years of reforming agricultural extension in Latin America: are we there yet? Paper presented at the International Association of Agricultural Economics meeting in Durban, South Africa.

Echeverría, R.G. (ed.) 2003. Desarrollo Territorial Rural, Manejo de Recursos Naturales, Acceso a Tierra y a Finanzas Rurales. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. (*)

Byerlee, D. and R.G. Echeverría (eds.) 2002. Agricultural Research Policy in an Era of Privatization: Experiences from the Developing World. Oxford, U.K.: CABI. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. (ed.) 2002. Development of the Rural Economies in Latin America and the Caribbean. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 2002. Options for investment in the rural economy. In: Development of the Rural Economies in Latin America and the Caribbean. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. and H. Elliott. 2002. Competitive funding for agricultural research. In: Agricultural Research Policy in an Era of Privatization: Experiences from the Developing World. Eds. Byerlee, D. and R.G. Echeverría. Oxford, U.K.: CABI. (*)

Byerlee, D. and R.G. Echeverría. 2002. The evolution of public research systems in developing countries: facing new challenges. 2001. In: Agricultural Research Policy in an Era of Privatization: Experiences from the Developing World. Eds. D. Byerlee and R.G. Echeverría. Oxford, U.K.: CABI. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. y N. Bello. 2002. El acceso a tierras en el desarrollo rural. Informe técnico del Departamento de Desarrollo Sostenible. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

Trigo, E.J., G. Traxler, C. Pray and R.G. Echeverría, R.G. 2002. Agricultural biotechnology and rural development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Sustainable Development Department. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank.

Piñeiro, M., H. Eger, N. Bello y R.G. Echeverría. 2001. Elementos para fortalecer la cooperación entre la GTZ y el BID en desarrollo rural y manejo de recursos naturales, lecciones de tres estudios de caso. Departamento de Desarrollo Sostenible. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

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Berdegué, J., T. Reardon, J. Escobar, R. G. Echeverría. 2001. Opciones para el desarrollo del empleo rural no-agrícola en América Latina. Departamento de Desarrollo Sostenible. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

Echeverría, R.G. 2000. Options to reduce rural poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean. Revista de la CEPAL 70(April) 147-160. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 2000. Un creciente interés en lograr mercados de tierras rurales más efectivos. In: Los Mercados de Tierras Rurales en América Latina. Políticas Agrícolas, No. Especial 2000. Santafé de Bogotá, D.C., Colombia. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 2000. Competitive funding for agricultural research, the case of Chile. Paper presented at the XXIV International Conference of Agricultural Economists: Tomorrow´s agriculture, incentives, institutions, infrastructure and innovations. Berlin, August 13-18. Germany.

Tollini, H. and R.G. Echeverría. 2000. Demand for agricultural technology organizations. Paper presented at the XXIV International Conference of Agricultural Economists: Tomorrow´s agriculture, incentives, institutions, infrastructure and innovations. Berlin, August 13-18. Germany.

Elliott, H. and R.G. Echeverría. 2000. Characteristics of successful agricultural research competitive grant programs. Paper presented at the Conference on Competitive Grants in the New Millennium, organized by EMBRAPA, Brasilia, May 16-18.

Delgado, A., H. Villarroel, F.G. Souza and R.G. Echeverría. 2000. Some experiences from financing competitive funds for agricultural research in Latin America. Paper presented at the Conference on Competitive Grants in the New Millennium, organized by EMBRAPA, Brasilia, May 16-18.

Echeverría, R.G. 2000. Strategy for agricultural development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Technical Report from the Sustainable Development Department No. RUR-102. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank.

Piñeiro, M., R. Martínez-Nogueira, E.J. Trigo, F. Torres, E. Manciana y R.G. Echeverría. 2000. La institucionalidad en el sector agropecuario de América Latina. Evaluación y propuestas para una reforma institucional. Departamento de Desarrollo Sostenible No. RUR-101. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

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Echeverría, R.G. 1999. Options to reduce rural poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Association (January 2-5), New York.

Echeverría, R.G. 1998. Will competitive funding improve the performance of agricultural research? Discussion Paper No. 98-16. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR

Echeverría, R.G. 1998. Un creciente interés en lograr mercados de tierras rurales más efectivos. In Perspectivas Sobre Mercados de Tierras Rurales en América Latina. Departamento de Desarrollo Sostenible No. ENV-124. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

Echeverría, R.G. 1998. Strategic elements for the reduction of rural poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean. Policy Research Paper No. ENV-112, Sustainable Development Department. Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank.

Fuglie, K.O., R.G. Echeverría, and C.E. Pray. 1998. Science and technology for agricultural development: new institutions for funding and performance. Paper presented at the Conference on The New Strategic Role of the Rural Sector for Latin America’s Development (July 8-10), Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.

Echeverría, R.G. 1998. Experiencias del financiamiento de proyectos de extensión rural en América Latina y el Caribe. In: Situación y Perspectivas del Complejo Transferencia de Tecnología, Asistencia Técnica y Extensión Agropecuaria. San José de Costa Rica: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA). (*)

Reca, L.G. y R.G. Echeverría (eds.) 1998. Agricultura, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente en América Latina. Washington D.C.: Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo e IFPRI. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1998. Agricultural research policy issues in Latin America: an Overview. World Development 26(6) 1103-1111. (*)

Echeverría, R.G., E.J. Trigo, and D. Byerlee. 1998. Financing Agricultural Research in Latin America. In Financing Agricultural Research: A Sourcebook, S.R. Tabor, W. Janssen, H. Bruneau (eds.). The Hague: International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR). (*)

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Echeverría, R.G. 1997. Agricultural Research Policy Issues in Latin America: An Overview. Paper presented at the XXIII Conference of the International Association of Agricultural Economists, August 10-16, Sacramento, California.

Echeverría, R.G., E.J. Trigo, and D. Byerlee. 1996. Institutional Change and Effective Financing of Agricultural Research in Latin America. Technical Paper No.330, Washington D.C.: World Bank. (*)

Echeverría, R.G., H. Elliott, C. Ives, A. von der Osten, and E.J. Trigo. 1995. Effective financing of agricultural research and the advancement of science in developing countries. Third Annual World Bank Conference on Environmentally Sustainable Development. Washington D.C.: World Bank.

Thirtle, C. and R.G. Echeverría. 1994. Privatization and the roles of public and private institutions in agricultural research in sub-Saharan Africa. Food Policy 19(1) 31-44. (*)

Herruzo, A.C., R.G. Echeverría, and M.C. Fernandez. 1993. El sistema español de ciencia y tecnología agrarias. Investigación Agraria, Economía 8(3). Madrid: Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agraria (INIA). (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1993. Agriculture: time for a technological revolution. In The IDB, June, Washington D.C.: Inter-American Development Bank.

Herruzo, A.C., and R.G. Echeverría. 1993. Agricultural research in Spain: experiences relevant to Latin America. Discussion Paper No.93-04. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Godoy, R., de Franco, M. and R.G. Echeverría. 1993. A brief history of agricultural research in Bolivia: potatoes, maize, soybeans, and wheat compared. Harvard Institute for International Development. Cambridge: Harvard University. (*)

Herruzo, A.C., and R.G. Echeverría. 1992. The Spanish agricultural research system: implications for Latin America. In: Getting Beyond the National Institute Model for Agricultural Research in Latin America. Report No.10397-LAC. Washington D.C.: World Bank.

Echeverría, R.G. (ed.) 1992. El rol de la investigación en el desarrollo agropecuario de América Latina y el Caribe. Proceedings Seminario Departamento de Análisis de Proyectos. Washington D.C:

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Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo.

Echeverría, R.G. and H. Tollini. 1992. El rol del BID en el fortalecimiento de la investigación agropecuaria en América Latina y el Caribe. In El Rol de la Investigación en el Desarrollo Agropecuario de América Latina y el Caribe, ed. R.G. Echeverría. Proceedings Seminario Departamento de Análisis de Proyectos, Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, Washington D.C.

Echeverría, R.G. 1991. Impact of research and seed trade on maize productivity. In Agricultural research policy: international quantitative perspectives, eds. P.G. Pardey, J. Roseboom and J.R. Anderson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (*)

Pray, C.E. and R.G. Echeverría. 1991. Private-sector agricultural research in less-developed countries. In Agricultural research policy: international quantitative perspectives, eds. P.G. Pardey, J. Roseboom and J.R. Anderson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. and C. Thirtle. 1991. Potential roles of public and private-sector agricultural research in sub-Saharan Africa. Report to the Africa Bureau of USAID. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Palomino, J. and R.G. Echeverría. 1991. Impacto de la investigación agrícola en Ecuador: el caso del arroz. Estudio conjunto INIAP-FUNDAGRO-ISNAR. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Echeverría, R.G. and H. Elliott. 1990. Diagnosing research system constraints. In Methods for diagnosing research system constraints and assessing the impact of agricultural research. Vol. 1: Diagnosing agricultural research systems constraints, pp. 1-12, ed. R.G. Echeverría. The Hague: International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR). (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1990. Assessing the impact of agricultural research. In Methods for diagnosing research system constrains and assessing the impact of agricultural research. Vol. 2: Diagnosing agricultural research systems constraints, pp. 1-12, ed. R.G. Echeverría. The Hague: International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR). (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1990. Economic evaluation of agricultural research. Paper presented at KARI Maize Review Workshop, Kakamega, Kenya. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV

Bojanic, A. and R.G. Echeverría. 1990. Retornos a la inversión en investigación agrícola en Bolivia: el caso de la soya. Staff Note No.90-94. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Echeverría, R.G., and J. Oehmke. 1990. Sequential evaluation of agricultural research. Note No.90-83. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Echeverría, R.G. (ed.) 1990. Methods for diagnosing research system constraints and for assessing the impact of agricultural research. Vol. 1: Diagnosing agricultural research system constraints. The Hague: International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR). (*)

Echeverría, R.G. (ed.) 1990. Methods for diagnosing research system constraints and for assessing the impact of agricultural research. Vol. 2: Assessing the impact of agricultural research. The Hague: International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR). (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1990. Public and private investments in maize research in Mexico and Guatemala. Economics Program Working Paper No.90/03. International Center for Maize and Wheat Improvement. México: CIMMYT.

Pray, C. and R.G. Echeverría. 1989. Private sector agricultural research and technology transfer links in developing countries. In Making the Link: Agricultural research and technology transfer in developing countries, pp. 197-226, ed. D. Kaimowitz. Boulder: Westview Press. (*)

Echeverría, R.G., G. Ferreira and M. Dabezies. 1989. Returns to investments in the generation and transfer of rice technology in Uruguay. Working Paper No.30. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Pray, C.E. and R.G. Echeverría. 1988. Transferring hybrid maize technology: The role of the private sector. Food Policy 13(4) 366-374. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1988. The Mexican and Guatemalan maize seed industries. In Seed Industry development: Developing countries' experiences in different crops, pp. 26-46, ed. T. Groosman. Tilburg, The Netherlands: Instituut Voor Ontwikkelingsvraagstukken. (*)

Pray, C.E. and R.G. Echeverría. 1988. Linkages between private sector agricultural research and

Ruben G. Echeverria - CV technology transfer in developing countries. Note No. 88-33. International Service for National Agricultural Research. The Hague: ISNAR.

Echeverría, R.G. 1988. Public and private sector investments in agricultural research: The case of maize. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. St. Paul: University of Minnesota.

Pray, C.E. and R.G. Echeverría. 1987. The role of the private sector in transferring hybrid corn technology. In: Evaluating agricultural research and productivity. Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Minnesota, St. Paul. (*)

Hoefer, F., C.E. Pray, V.W. Ruttan and R.G. Echeverría (eds.) 1986. Agricultural Research Policy. International Agricultural Programs, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, and International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR), The Hague, The Netherlands. (*)

Echeverría, R.G. 1986. Agricultural research policy: The small country case. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

Echeverría, R.G. 1985. Transfer of technology by the U.S. seed industry. M.S. Thesis, Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. St. Paul: University of Minnesota.

Echeverría, R.G. 1985. Research productivity in the U.S. poultry industry. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

Echeverría, R.G. 1980. El efecto de distintas variedades, fecha de siembra, fertilización y densidad de siembra en la producción de cebada cervecera. Tesis de Ingeniero Agrónomo, Facultad de Agronomía, Montevideo: Universidad de la República Oriental del Uruguay.

Echeverría, R.G. 1978. Sistemas de producción y paquetes tecnológicos: su influencia en la agricultura uruguaya. Cátedra de Cereales, Facultad de Agronomía, Estación Experimental de Paysandú. Universidad de la República Oriental del Uruguay.

Hilal Elver

Birthplace: Istanbul, Turkey Citizenship (dual): Turkey and the United States of America Residence: 723 Alston Road, Santa Barbara, CA 93108, U.S.A. Turkey: Camlica Caddesi, Muhurdar Cikmazi No. 5/1 Beylerbeyi Istanbul USA Tel: + 1 805 448 9245 Turkey Tell: +90 537 700 1953 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Twitter: @HilalElver Web: hilalelver.org

Education

SJD, (Doctoral degree in law) UCLA School of Law (2006) Ph.D. in Law, University of Ankara Law School (1985) J.D., University of Ankara Law School (1974)

Honorary Degree Brera Academy, Milan, ITALY, 2019

Permanent Academic Positions

Research Professor Level VI, Orfalea Center for Global & International Studies, University of California at Santa Barbara 2009- Visiting Distinguished Professor: University of California at Santa Barbara, Global and International Studies, and Law & Society Program (2002- 2009) Professor and UNEP Chair on Environmental Diplomacy: Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies, University of Malta, (1994-1996) Assist. Professor: University of Ankara, Faculty of Law, Turkey (1985-1994) Research Assistant, University of Ankara, Faculty of Law, (1976-1985)

Visiting and Short Term Academic Positions

Visiting Professor, Sabanci University, School of Business Administration, Spring 2021

Global Distinguished Fellow, Resnick Food Law and Policy Center at UCLA Law School July 2015-

Visiting Professor, International University, Torino College, Italy April- May 2018;

Visiting Scholar, Queen Mary University Law School, London, UK, February - March 2018;

Visiting Researcher, Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London (October 1- December 31 2013) Fulbright Visiting Professor, McGill University Faculty of Law, Montreal Canada ( September 2011- December 2011) Visiting Professor: Chapman University, School of Law, Orange, CA (Fall 2008) Adjunct Professor: Rutgers University, School of Law, Newark, NJ (1998-2002) Visiting Professor: Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hanoi,Vietnam (February-June1998) Visiting Fellow: Center of International Studies, Princeton University, NJ. (1996-1998) Fulbright Scholar: University of Michigan, School of Law, Ann Arbor, MI. (1993-1994) Visiting Scholar: University of Rome, School of Law, Rome, Italy (1983-1984) Courses Taught (selected list)

Global Food Policy and Law, International Human Rights Law, International Environmental Law and Diplomacy; Law in Global Context; European Union Law; Public International Law; Roman Law; Comparative Law; Women’s Rights; Islam, Modernity and Secularism;

Professional Positions: Advisor to Municipality of Istanbul, 2021 January- United Nations Special Rapporteur on Right to Food, UN Human Rights Council: 2014- 2020; Member of the Intellectual Forum: United Nations Least Developed Countries, May 2011-2021; UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), member and legal advisor of the Turkey’s negotiation team: from 2010- 2014; Executive Director: General Directorate of Women’s Status and Problems, Office of the Prime Minister of Turkey, Ankara, Turkey, 1992-1993; Founding Legal Advisor of Ministry of Environment: Turkey, 1989-1991; Member, Environmental Research Center: University of Ankara 1989-1994; Director, Environmental Law and Human Rights Committee of the EU Harmonization Committee: Office of the Prime Minster and State Planning Organization, Turkey, 1989- 1993.

Publications Books 1. The Headscarf Controversy: Secularism and Freedom of Religion, Oxford University Press, New York, 2012;

2 2. Peaceful Uses of International Rivers: The Case of the Euphrates and Tigris River Basin, New York: Transnational Publishers, 2002; 3. Trade, Environment & Universities, (Turkish), Ankara: Turkish Chamber of Commerce, 1992. Edited Books 1. Reimagining Climate Change, co-editor with Paul Wapner, Routledge Press, 2016; 2. International Human Rights: Critical Perspective, Five Volumes, co-editor with Richard Falk and Lisa Hajjar, U.K.:Routledge, 2008; 3. Turkish Environmental Law and Legislation, (Turkish), Ankara: Turkiye Cevre Vakfi Yayini, 1993; Chapters in Books 1. “Right to Food” in Elgar Encyclopedia of Human Rights, (eds.) Binder, Nowak, Hofbauer, Janig, Forthcoming 2. “Food security, Fisheries and Ocean Acidification: A Human Rights Based Approach” with Nilufer Oral, in Research Handbook on Ocean Acidification, (eds.) Waderzwaag, Oral and Stephens, Edward Elgar, Forthcoming 3. Women empowerment and right to food, in Research Handbook on International Food Law, (ed.) Michael Roberts, Edwards Elgar Press, Forthcoming 4. “Rural Workers: Challenges and opportunities for promoting labor rights in food supply chain”, in Peasants’ Rights (eds.) Alabrese, Bessa, Brunori, Giuglioli, Routledge Press, Forthcoming 5. “COVID 19 Gunlerinde Gida Hakki” (Turkish) Korona Günleri Sanal Konferansları/Virtual Conferences in the Days of Corona, Ed. Yasemin Yalim, 1. baskı. Ankara. Öztürk Yayıncılık. 2020, s. 1-8; 6. “Right to Food in the Days of Covid 19” Korona Günleri Sanal Konferansları/Virtual Conferences in the Days of Corona, Ed. Yasemin Yalim, 1. baskı. Ankara. Öztürk Yayıncılık. 2020, p.119-128 7. “Celebrationg the 70th Anniversary of the UDHR and Evaluating the Right to Adequate Food in the 21st Century: (Turkish) In Human Rights: 70 Years After the Universal Declaration, (İnsan Hakları Evrensel Bildirgesinin 70. Yılında İnsan Hakları: İnsan Hakları için Harekete Geç), İoanna Kuçuradi (Ed.), 1. baskı. İstanbul. T.C. Maltepe Üniversitesi İnsan Hakları Araştırma ve Uygulama Merkezi UNESCO Felsefe ve İnsan Hakları Kürsüsü Yayınları: 7. 2020. s. 57-62 8. “Fome Zero: How Brazil’s success story became a model for achieving the right to food”, in From Fome Zero to Zero Hunger, A Global Perspective, Jose Graziano De Silva (coord.), 2019, Rome, FAO; 9. “Food Security” in Oxford Handbook of International Law of Global Security, Oxford University Press, 2019; 10. “Global Food Policies,” in Oxford Handbook of Global Studies, Oxford University Press, 2018; 11. “Suffering from Hunger in a World of Plenty” in Alimentare: I Diritti Culturali, Edited by: Jorg Luther and Giovanni Boggero, Torino, Italy, 2018;

3 12. “Bir Insan hakki Olarak Gida Guvencesine Ulasim”; Taluğ C. Yalım NY. Ataman P. Kurtoğlu A. (Editorler) 1. Tarım ve Gıda Etiği Kongre Kitabı. 1. baskı. Ankara. TARGET Yayınları. 2017 13. “Climate Change and Human Security in Developing Countries” in Exploring Emerging Global Thresholds, eds: Falk, Juergensmayer and Faessel, Back Swan Orient Press: New Delhi, 2017; 14. “Overcoming Food Insecurities in an Era of Climate Change”, in Reimagining Climate Change, eds, Wapner & Elver, Routledge 2016; 15. “Resilienza urbana, diritto al cibo adeguato e diritto alla città”, in Cibo, Cittadini e Spazi Urbani: Verso un’ammistrazione condivisa dell’Urban Food Policy di Torino, Labsus, 2016.

16. “Den Bauern Land geben und die Menchen ernahren,” ( in German) in Zwishen Fairtarde und Profit, eds: Fausta Borsani & Thomas Grobly, Stampfli Verlag, 2015; 17. “New Constitutionalism and the Environment: A Quest for Global Law” in New Constitutionalism, (eds.)Stephen Gill and Claire Cutler, Cambridge University Press, 2014; 18. “ In a Modernity Process Woman, Family and Violence” in Family and Violence, Foundation of Turkish Journalists: Istanbul 2013; 19. “Secular Constitutionalism and Muslim Women’s Rights: the Turkish headscarf controversy and its impact on the European Court of Human Rights,” in Feminist Constitutionalism: Global Perspectives, eds.: Beverly Baines, Daphne Barak- Erez, Tsvi Kahana, Cambridge University Press, 2012; 20. “The Emerging Global Freshwater Crises and the Privatization of Global Leadership” in Global Crises and the Crisis of Global Leadership, ed. By Stephen Gill, Cambridge University Press, 2012; 21. “International Environmental Law, Water and the Future,” in International Law and the Third World: Reshaping Justice, Eds.: Balakrsihnan Rajagopal & Richard Falk, U.K.: Routledge, 2008; 22. “Religious Freedom and Women’s Rights: Evaluating the Decision of European Human Rights Court of 2005,” (Turkish) in Turkiye’nin Ortulu Gercegi, Hazar Foundation Press, Istanbul, Turkey (2007; 23. “Gender Equality from a Constitutional Perspective: The Case of Turkey”, in The Gender of Constitutional Jurisprudence, Eds.: Beverly Baines and Ruth Rubio- Marin, Cambridge University Press, 2005; 24. “Hydro-politics in the Middle East,” in The International Relations of the Middle East, Ed.: Tareq Y. Ismael, Asghate Pub. 2000; 25. “Comparing Global Perspectives: The 1982 UNCLOS and 1992 UNCED” (Co- author with Richard Falk) in Order for the Oceans at the Turn of the Century, eds.: D.Vidas and W. Ostreng, The Fridtjof Nansen Institute, Kluwer: The Netherlands,1999;

4 26. “Religions, Nature and Technology in the Mediterranean,” in Caring for Future Generations: Jewish, Christian and Islamic Perspectives, eds.: Emmanuel Agius and Lionel Chircop, Adamantine Press: England, 1998; 27. “Emerging Transboundary Water Conflict in the Middle East?” in Water Scarcity, The Environment, Sustainable Development and Equity: South Perspectives, Center for the Global South, American University, Washington DC. Conference Proceeding on Water Politics, 1998;

Articles: 1. “Human Rights based Approach to Agricultural Policies and Food Security”, in 2nd International Yearbook of Soil Law and Policy, eds: Ginzky, Dooley, Heuser, Kasimbazi, Markus, Qin, Springer Publisher, 2019. 2. Erderwarming, Klimapolitik unda das Recht auf Nahrung, in FIAN Fokus, 2/2019 3. “Rising Hunger and Malnutrition in conflict and natural disaster zones”, in Journal of Transnational Legal Theory, 2018 Symposium issue, Transnational Law Institute, King’s College, London; 4. Suffering Hunger is a World of Plenty, in Middle East Report MER, Nr. 286, Spring 2018; 5. “Urban Resilience and Right to Adequate Food & Nutrition” September, 2017 Torino; 6. “How to end Hunger” with Joma Kwame Sundaram, July 8, 2016 https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/how-to-end-hunger-by-hilalelver-and-jomo-kwame-sundaram-2016-07?barrier=accesspaylog 7. “How to Interpret Right to Adequate Food?” September 2016, Milan Center for Food Law and Policy, 2016; 8. “The Challenges and Developments of Right to Food in 21st Century: Reflections of the UN Special Rapporteur on Right to Food,” in UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs, 2016; 9. “Embedding nutrition in a human rights agenda” in Good Nutrition: Perspective for the 21st Century KARGER, 2016 10. “Post Paris Challenges and Concerns,” co-authored by Hilal Elver & Richard Falk.(Cosa davvero e successo a parigi durante la conferenza sul clima atmosferico -Climate Change); in Etica Economia, February 14, 2016; 11. “Questioning Water Policy: Israel and Palestine” POMEAS Policy Paper, July 2, 2104, Istanbul Policy Center, Sabanci University 12. “Double standard in Law: “Prevention of Violence Against Women Act and Discrimination” Conference Proceeding, University of Istanbul, Faculty of Law, September 2012; 13. “Racializing Islam before and after 9/11,” in Journal of Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems, University of Iowa Law School, V. 21, Nr.1, 2012; 14. “Global Law” (in collaboration with Richard Falk) Entry for Encyclopedia of Global Studies, Sage Publication, 2012;

5 15. “Toward Equality in a Highly Unequal World: The Fate of the Least Developed Countries, ” in Alternatives: Turkish Journal of International Relations, V. 10, Nr. 4, 2011; 16. “Turkey Rivers of Dispute”, in Running Dry, Middle East Report, Vol 40., Spring 2010 17. “The European Union Enlargement Policy: Turkey versus Eastern European Countries”, (2009), in Memoriam to Haluk Konuralp, Bilkent University, Turkey; 18. “Warfare and Wearfare in Turkey,” April 2008, in MER Online (journalistic article); 19. “Right to Access to Water: A Human Rights Perspective,” in International Human Rights: Critical Perspective, Vol II, (2008); 20. “From Nuremberg to London: Is War in Iraq Constitute a Crimes against Peace?” (Turkish), Journal of International Relations, Special Issue on War and International Law, V.4, Nr.14, Summer 2007, Ankara, Turkey; 21. “Turkish Legal History: Transplantation of Law from West to the East,” in Rethinking Classics, Vol II, Bilim ve Sanat Vakfi, Istanbul, 2007; 22. “International Environmental law, Water and the Future” Third World Quarterly, 2006; 23. “Palestinian/Israeli Water Conflict and Implementation of International Water Law Principles,” in Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Spring 2005, Volume 28, Nr.3, pp. 421-447; 24. “Communal Rights and Solidarity Between Generations: An Islamic Perspective,” in Future Generations Journal, 1998, No.26, Malta; 25. “Country Report on the Environment: Turkey from 1994 to 1997,” in the Yearbook of International Environmental Law, Oxford University Press, 1998; 26. “Women Issues in Turkey,” in the Journal of Mediterranean Environmental Rights, 1996, V.2, Malta; 27. “With Future Generation Perspective Religion, Nature and Technology in the Mediterranean, in Our Responsibilities Towards Future Generations: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Perspectives,” Conference Proceeding, Malta 1994; 28. “Court Decisions Related to the Environment” (Turkish), in The Environment, Ankara, 1993; 29. “Environment and Sustainable Development Principles” (Turkish), in Conference Proceedings on Sustainable Development, Turkish Environment Foundation, Ankara, 1992; 30. “Marine Pollution and Compensation in Case of Sea Accidents” (Turkish), in the Journal of the University of Ankara School of Law, 1989; 31. “In Memoriam: Prof. Dr, Kudret Ayiter,” (German), in the Journal of the University of Ankara School of Law, 1988; 32. “Liability and Responsibility Systems in Classical Roman Law” (Turkish), in the Journal of University of Ankara, School of Law, 1986.

6 Op-eds and newspaper articles: 1. “How to end Hunger,” co-authored with Jomo Kwame Sundaram, July 8, 2016 in Project Syndicate. 2. "Biofuels are Synonymous with high, volatile food prices", Hilal Elver & Olivier De Schutter, 23 Feb. 2015 online publication: euoroactive.com. 3. Why are there still so many hungry people in the world? Guardian, Feb. 19, 2015 4. "The World cannot afford more Limas", Al Jeziree America, Dec.20, 2014; 5. Why are people with disabilities being denied their right to food? With Rachel Tardi Guardian, Dec.3. 2014; 6. "What comes after Ebola: Hunger" Nov 28, 2014, Al Jeziree English; 7. "Turkey's first ladies and the headscarf controversy", 20 September 2014, Al Jeziree English; 8. "More talk, little action from climate change diplomacy". April 28, 2014. Al Jeziree English; 9. “Climate Change and Food Security Dimension”, April 25, 2014, Al Jeziree America. 10. "Celebrating Water Cooperation: Red Sea to Dead Sea", 24 January, 2014, Al Jeziree English; 11. “Healing wounds: seeking closure for the Armenian Genocide”, in collaboration with Richard Falk, Today’s Zaman and Al Jeziree, January 9, 2012 12. “10 years after Islamophobia in the West”, Todays Zaman, September, 11, 2011 13. “UN Istanbul Summit: Development, Poverty and Justice” (Turkish) Radikal, May, 11, 2011; 14. “Somalia tragedy, extremists and Climate Change,” Today’s Zaman, August 23, 2011; 15. “Reluctant Partners: Turkey and the European Union,” in MERIP, Summer 2005; 16. “The World Commission on Dams Challenges the Ilusu Dam,” Turkish Daily News, March 16, 2001.

Some Published/Broadcasted Interviews 1. The Right to Food, A conversation with Hilal Elver, FAO 29/10/2019, Available at http://www.fao.org/right-to-food/news/news-detail/en/c/1242687/ 2. Food insecurity, Situation in Zimbabwe, Dec4, 2019, TRT World, Available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv-aCKlIDmo 3. Story in Focus, Global Rights Compliance, 2018, Available at https://starvationaccountability.org/news-and-events/story-in-focus-interview- with-hilal-elver-un-special-rapporteur-on-the-right-to-food 4. Women’s empowerment and agriculture, TERRA NUOVA, 10 October 2017 available at: http://www.terranuova.org/news-en/women-s-empowerment-and- agriculture-an-interview-to-hilal-elver 5. Enough to Eat, Moon Magazine, 11/02/2014 available at: http://moonmagazine.org/enough-eat-moon-shine-2014-11-02/

7 A/HRC/31/51 Thematic Reports (as the UN special rapporteur on right to food) October 2018, A/HRC/40/56 (Fishery workers and Right to Food) 16 July 2018, A/73/164:(Agricultural and Food workers and right to food) 11 January 2018, A/HRC/37/61: (Right to food in disaster areas) 21 July 2017, A/72/188: (Right to food in conflict situation) 20 March 2017: (Pesticides use and right to food ) 3 August 2016, A/71/282: (Nutrition and right to food) 29 December 2015, A/HRC/31/51: (Gender and right to food) 5 August 2015, A/70/287: (Climate Change and right to food) 19 December 2014, A/HRC/28/65 (Access to justice and right to food)

Projects with Published Reports (Directed as a Principal Investigator):

Qatar’s Food and Water Security, Project for the Government of Qatar, 2018;

Global Climate Change, human Security and Democracy (co-director), USCB Orfalea Center of International Studies, 2009-2014; Island Conflicts in International Law: A Case of Aegean Sea, East Chine and West China Seas, Report Prepared for Independent Commission of the Ocean, (1998); A Comparison Between European Union Environmental Standards and Turkish Environmental Law and Regulation. Nine Volumes. Prepared for State Planning Organization of Turkey, the Project of the Harmonization of Law Between Turkey and E.U., 1992-1993.

8 Turkish Civil Law Reform: Advancement of Women’s Legal Status and Rights (Turkish), Prepared for the Ministry of State, 1993 Ankara, Turkey; Country Strategic Report for the Environment (Turkish), Prepared for the Izmir Chamber of Commerce, 1992; Industry, Universities and the Environment (Turkish), Prepared for the Turkish Union Chamber of Commerce, 1992; Environmental Financing and Fund Systems in Turkey, The World Bank Research Project, Ankara, 1991. Projects with unpublished reports: A New Approach Towards to Turkish – Greek Relations, Foundation of Strategic Researches Center (SAEMK), Ankara : Turkey, 2000; Turkish Environmental Law and Legislation: A Comparative Study Between Overseas Environmental Baselines. Guidance Document for the U.S. Air Forces. 500pp. Prepared for the U.S. Air Force in Incirlik, Adana, Turkey, 1993;

Languages

Turkish (native speaker), English (fluent), Italian (intermediate)

Fellowship, Awards, and Grants

Fulbright Fellowship, McGill University, Faculty of Law, Montreal, Canada, Fall 2011. Rockefeller Foundation Bellaggio Center Residence: March 21- April 20 1999. Project: Public Order of the Oceans (collaboration with Richard Falk). Ford Foundation Individual Grant: 1998. Operating under the George Washington University Program for International Studies in Asia. Project: Teaching and Research on Transnational Resource Conflicts. Senior Fulbright Scholar: 1993-94 University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor. Government of Italy Grant: 1991, University of Rome, School of Law, Italy. Project: Research on European Union Environmental Policy. Government of Italy Dissertation Fellowship: 1983-84, University Of Rome, School of Law. Dante Aleghieri Language Fellowship: 1976, Siena, Italy.

Editorial Boards of Academic Journals

Editor in Chief, Sustainable Development and Human Wellbeing 2021 (Forthcoming) Board Member: Journal of State Crimes, QMUL, UK, 2014- International Advisory Board: Journal of Political Science, University of Ankara, School of Political Science, 2002- Founding Editor: Journal of Human Rights in the Mediterranean, Malta, 1995-1998.

University Service

Project Manager: European Union Med-Campus Environmental Training Project, 1992- 1993. University of Ankara Director: Regional Training and Research Center for the Environment, 1989-1993 Member of Social Sciences Graduate Programs Committee, University of Ankara, 1986- 1993 Member of Executive Committee, University of Ankara School of Law, 1988-1993

Public Service Advisor, California Water Network, (C-WIN), 2007- Member, Human Rights Watch, Southern California Committee, 2004-2014 Editorial Board: MERIP (Middle Eastern Report and Information) 2002-2007 International Advisory Board, Anakultur, Istanbul, Turkey, 2001

Professional Memberships Member of the Istanbul Bar Association; 1975-1979 International Studies Association, 2005- IUCN Environmental Lawyers, 2010-

Invited Presentations, keynotes, public lectures 2021: Challenges of Food Systems: Transformative powers and vulnerable groups, UCSB Global Studies Program Urban Food Policies, Institute of Istanbul, Youtube channel,

2020 Human Rights Law: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Lecture at Singapore Academy of International Law, 4 November (Webinar) Right to Food in Corona Days, October, Association of Food and Agriculture (Webinar)

2019: December 3: Sustainable Food Systems, Opening speech, 10th Anniversary of Food and Agriculture Forum, Barilla Foundation, Milan November 6: Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Doctoral Program lecture, Marmara University October 31: Climate Change and Food Security, Istanbul Politikalr Merkezi, Sabanci Universitesi October 25: 21inci Yuzyil Kent Sorunlari, Izmir Buyuksehir Beledyiesi ile Gida ve Tarim Etigi Dernegi, Izmir . Acilis Konusmasi. October 22: SDG s and Right to Food, UN General Assembly, report presentation, New York October 17: Sustainable Development Goals and Zero Hunger , Keynote speech, at the Committee of Food Security FAO, Rome.

10 September 22: Water Rights Activist: Introducing Human Rights Award, City of Nuremberg, Germany September 16: Sustainable Food Systems, FAO, Rome July 3: Right to Food, Opening Public talk, University of Sydney, Australia June 20: Expert meeting for Sustainable Development Goals, OHCHR, Geneva June 14: Urban Food Security, University of Bristol, UK June 10: Nutrition and Right to Food, FAO, Rome June 3: Committee of Food Security, Rome, Italy April 29: Yemen War and Starvation: Is it crime against humanity? University of California Santa Barbara, USA, Public talk April 2-3: Agriculture and Food Security in Conflict, Brussels, Belgium March 14: Globalization and Food Security, Yildirim Beyazit University Faculty Of Law, Ankara March 8: Discussion on Draft Voluntary Guidelines on Food Systems and Nutrition, Open ended working group, FAO, Rome March 6: Expert meeting on SDG2, FAO, Rome March 5: Friends of the Right to Food Meeting, Rome March 4: Advisory Group Meeting, Committee of Food Security (CFS), Rome February 28: Report Presentation of the Fishery Sector and Press Conference, UN Human Rights Council, Geneva February 27: Food and Art, Academia Brera, Milan, Italy February 25: Expert meeting on Sustainable Development Goals, UN Human Righst Council, Geneva, Switizerland February 15: Joint event with the General Director of the FAO, Jose Graziano Da Silva, UCLA Law School, Ca. February 5: Sustainable Food Systems and Nutrition Conference, Costa Rica

2018: December 10-14: Qatar Food Security Work Shop, UCSB, Santa Barbara November 7: 70th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Development of the Right to Food, Maltepe University, Istanbul, Turkey October 29: Right to Food: National implementation and the Role of Parliamentarians, Global Parliamentarians Summit, Madrid, Spain October 23: Pesticides and Chemicals: Impact on Food Security, United Nations, New York October 22: Fishery workers and right ti food, Columbia University School of Law, New York October 17: Global Migration and Food Security, FAO Rome Italy October 15: Fishery Sector and right to food, CFS side event, Rome, Italy October 15: Rural Women Celebration day, FAO, Rome, Italy October 10: Global food security in the 21st Century, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey October 4: Business and Human Rights, Koc University, Faculty of Law, Istanbul, Turkey October 2: Fighting against Huger in time of Famine and Natural Disasters, Raul Wallenberg Foundation, Lund, Sweden; September 9-24: Argentina mission June 4-8: UN human rights Council Special Rapporteurs annual meeting; Expert meeting on agricultural and food workers;

11 May 22-23: Vienna+25, International Conference on the Occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the World Conference on Human Rights, (keynote) Ludwig Boltzman Institute, Vienna; May 18: Cities: water and food security, Rome, Water Institute; May 15-16: International Commission on the Future of Food and Agriculture, Biodiversity, Health and Food Workshop, Navdanya International, Florence; May 14: Inauguration of UNESCO chair on right to food, University of Milan; May 7: Conference on Water and Food Security in Occupied Territories, University of Turin. April 8-18: Mission trip to Indonesia March 26: Transitioning Towards Sustainable Food System for a Healthy Future, Forum Fort the Future of Agriculture, Brussels (Keynote); March 9: Seminar on International Human Rights and Access to Justice, QMUL Faculty of Law, London; March 7: Disasters regions and Right to Food, NGO and experts workshop, OHCHR, Geneva January 22: Public talk on natural disasters, famine and food security

2017:

November 13-24: Vietnam Mission trip November 6-8: University of Illinois, Urbana, Champaign, Public lecture on “Natural Disasters, Governmental Duties and Food Emergencies”; October 20-24: New York, UNGA report presentation, press conference on famine and right to food, NGO meeting for future report on humanitarian aid. October 18: EU parliament video message on pesticides and agro-ecology; October 17: Video conference expert testimony to the Canadian Parliamentary Committee on reforming food security law in Canada; October 8-13: Rome, Plenary of the Committee of Food Security (CFS) as the Advisory Group member and as Special Rapporteur; Side events panelist on small scale fisheries and right to food, and women and disaster protection; October 14, Food Fair, Netherlands ( Keynote) September 28: Sustainable Food Systems, Milan Food Center, Milan. September 24: Women Empowerment and Right to Food, FAO Rome. September 14-16: Brussels Fair Food Festival, debate on industrial agriculture against agro-ecology; September 4-5: Symposium on Global Environmental Law, University of Stratchelite, Glasgow. September 6:University of Edinburg, Public speech: Access to Justice and right to food”; Scottish Parliament talk on right to food; August 16: International Law Summer School Program, Class on economic, social and cultural rights, Zaim University, Faculty of Law; August 6: Istanbul, TEMA Foundation: Food security and biodiversity closing ceremony speech; July 25: Istanbul Bilgi University, Human Rights Summer School Program, closing ceremony speech; June 25-30: Geneva, UNHCHR Special Rapporteurs meeting; NGO and expert meeting about conflict zones and right to food Food Security; May 3-12: Mission trip to Zambia

12 March 20: New York, ECOSOC Panel on Climate Change and Nutrition, UN Headquarters; March14-17: Edinburg Parliament key note on right to food; Public talk at the University of Edinburgh; visit NGOs, public schools and farms; meeting with academics on environment and food policies. March 8-11: Ankara, Agriculture and Food Ethics Conference, University of Ankara event, Key note speech. March 5-8: Geneva, UNHCHR, report presentation on pesticides, to the Human Rights council and workshop on pesticides with civil society and country representatives, Press conference; March 6: Workers’ Right, Toxic Threats: Accelerating State Action on Toxic Workplaces, Workshop, Frederick Ebert Stiftung, Geneva. February 8-10: UC Berkeley, American University events: Climate Engineering workshop. January 20: “Questions of Food Security, Climate Change, Regulation and corporate influence”, Workshop, keynote, Transnational Legal Theory Journal, Kings College, London; January 4-13 2017: UCLA aw School, short term course teaching: International human Rights and Right to food;

2016:

30 Nov-1 December: “The Food and Nutrition Sustainability Index, ” 7th Internationa Forum on Food & Nutrition 2016, Milan, Italy; 25 October: Right to Food and Nutrition, UN General Assembly 3rd Committee presentation of the thematic report, New York; 20 October: Book launch Panel: Good Nutrition, Rome, Italy 17-19 October: World Committee of Food Security, Plenary, FAO, Rome; 19 October: “Small Scale Fisheries and Food Security & Nutrition”, FAO, Rome. 6-7 October: “Climate change and right to food”, Climate Change Expert Meeting, OHCHR, Geneva, Switzerland. 5th October: Pesticides and Right to Food, expert workshop, Geneva, Switzerland; 30 September: “Sustainable Development Goals and right to Food: Are they compatible? “ Chaos and Multiplicity: An Urgent Call for Dialog, DOC Rhodes Global Forum on Dialog of Civilizations, Rhodes; 23-26 September: Speaking tour in Torino, ITALY -- “Food smart cities for development: The right to food, Sustainable Development Goals, and decentralized cooperation”, (Keynote Speech, public lectures) Forum of Terra Madre, City of Torino and Terra Madre Foundation, Torino, Italy; 24 August- 2 September: Speaking tour in PAKISTAN: Habib University, Karachi University, Comsats University, University of Lahore, and South Asia Center at Punjab University. 24 June: “Why right to adequate food and nutrition, (Keynote speech) in Policies Against Hunger Conference, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Berlin, Germany; 23 June: “A commons approach to the challenges of our time”, Open Society Project workshop, Paris; 13-14 June: “Healthy Sustainable Food Systems” (keynote), EAT Foundation Forum The Clarion Hotel Sign, Stockholm; 12 June: “Gender differentiated policies and right to nutrition food in times of climate

13 change” (public lecture), City University of London, U.K.; 11 June: “Human Rights and Sustainable Development Goals”, (workshop), Geneva Academy and International Bar Association, Switzerland; 6 June, A conversation with the Special Rapporteur on Right to Health and Right to Food, World Health Organization (WHO), Geneva, Switzerland; 5-6 May: “Addressing the Collective Action Challenge for food security, in Global Food Summit: Sustainable Solution, University of Irvine, 7-8 April: ”How global inequalities have an impact on the right to food”, (keynote) The University of Texas School of Law; 14 March: “Global food governance” Workshop on global Governance in the post 2015 era, City University of New York, NYC. 7-10 March: Thematic Report Presentation, UN Human Rights Council, Geneva; 26 February: “Cities and Right to food” (keynote) Milan Food Law and Policy Center and Municipality of Milan event; 22-26 February: “Who is ultimately responsible for universal access to food?” (keynote) in The Role of Ethics in International Affairs, American Academy Workshop, Bellagio, Italy; 11 January: “What happened at the COP 21 Paris Climate Change Conference?” UCSB;

2015

5 December: "Food Security at 1.5 degree or beyond", co-organised by Action Aid and CARE International, at the COP 21 UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris. 4 December: "Gender and Climate Change Policies”, Action Against Hunger, at the COP 21 UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris; 3 December: “Agro-ecology, a key solution for mitigation of climate change and adaptation of farming populations” Side event organized by the Coordination SUD, at the COP21 UN Conference on Climate Change in Paris; 4 November: “Food Security and Climate Change, ” Leon S. Peters Ethic Lecture, California State University at Fresno; 23 October: “Climate Change and Right to Food: The UN the General Assembly third Committee, New York. Read her full statement: http://www.ohchr.org/en/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?NewsID=16683&LangI D=E 13 October: “ How to Reconcile the Climate Change Agenda with Food Security objectives? The Run up to the 2015 Paris Climate Conference” FAO, Rome. 2-3 October: “Zero Hunger Targets”, ( keynote) La Science della Donna Per Cambiare in Pieneta, Marisa Bellisario Foundation, Milan; 1 October: “Food Security under Siege? Feeding the planet hungry for food and energy”, (keynote) University of Milan, Milan Appellate Court and Milan Bar Association, Milan; 1 October, “Realizing the Right to Food: Legal Strategies and Approaches,” Book launching. IDLO and the Milan Center for Food Law and Policy, Milan; 30 September: “What is appropriate nutrition within the human rights to food?” (Keynote), Strategies to fight global malnutrition under scrutiny: Political causes of malnutrition, Bread for the World, Berlin; 21 September: “ C-20 and the Role of Civil Society” the keynote, the closing ceremony of the C20 Summit 2015, hosted by Istanbul’s Boğazici University; 18-20 August: “Food Policy and Law”, Summer School Program teaching, Bilbao, Spain;

14 27 July: “Human Rights to Adequate Food”, (Opening speech), Organized by SEMEAR (Portuguese Speaking countries) Current Challenges from different starting points: Europe and Africa, in Lisbon. 13 June: “Nutrire il Pianeta?”Tavolo Rotondo Conclusivo, Caritas and Fondazione Cariplo, Milan Expo:Feeding the Planet, Milan; 10 June: “Looking ahead to the Paris Climate Change Conference (COP21): What would heightened ambition mean for global human rights?,” Geneva, Switzerland; 26 May: “How can we ensure the inclusion of food security and nutrition in the climate change agenda?” In Conference on climate change impacts on hunger and undernutrition, Action Center la Faim, UNICEF and French Ministry of Agriculture, Paris; 16 May: “Nuremberg Convention for the Human Rights to Food through the Preservation of Biodiversity” (keynote), City of Nuremberg, BUND Nature Conservation in Bavaria, Mission One World, Caritas-Pirckheimer House, Nuremberg Human Rights Centre; 12 May: “Land Governance for Inclusive Development, Justice and Sustainability: Time for Action,” Global Land Forum, Dakar, Senegal; 28 April: “Right to Food and Milan Charter”, (Keynote), Milan University, Milan Food Law and Policy Center with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 21 April: “Objectives 2020: Family Farming” , Coalition contra le Faim, Brussels; 20 April: “Food Security, Climate Change and Middle East,” Istanbul Policy Center; 17 April: “Food security and climate change” (keynote) in Conference Beyond Special Circumstances: Turkey and Global Climate Change Politics,Co-organized by Istanbul Policy Center (IPC), Sabancı University and Marmara University Research Center for International Relations (MURCIR); Istanbul, Turkey; 16 April: “Women’s Rights, and women leadership in Globalized world” (keynote) Istanbul Aydin University; 8 April: “Biofuel and food security”, US Congress, Washington DC. 7 April: “Agroecology: The Future of Food Security and Solution to Global Hunger,” Interfaith Working Group on Global Hunger and Food Security, Washington DC. 11 March:”Ensuring the Right to Food through Human Rights Impact Assessment,” FIAN, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Foundation, and Geneva Academy; 9 March: “Desertification, Food Security and Gender” in UNHRC, Geneva

2014:

8-11 December: “Climate change threatening human rights: challenges and actions” COP20, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Lima, Peru. co-organized by FES, CIEL and Earth justice; 10 December: “Human rights Informing Climate Action”, COP 20 side event, Lima; 9 December: “Climate Change, Human Rights and Biodiversity: Constitutional Dimensions and National Legal Regimes”, Center for Constitutional Studies, Constitutional Court of Peru; 3-5 December: "Reflection on our shared work on the right to food at the global level," (keynote), 9th Annual Rural Coalition 2014 Winter Forum at the American University in Washington D.C. 10 November: "A rights based approach to food security: An urgent challenge", Public lecture, at the University of Otago, New Zealand. 13 to 16 October: “Conflict zone areas and right to food”, Side event during the 42nd plenary session of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS), Rome;

15 24 September: “Agro-ecology debate: A solution to the food crisis”, Transnational Institute in the Netherlands. 24 October: “Access to Justice and Right to Food”, the first report presentation to the rd UN General Assembly, 3 Committee in New York; 22 October: “Sustainable Food Systems” the Millenium Institute and Biovision, the UNGA 2nd Committee Resolution on Agriculture development, food security and nutrition in New York; 20 October: “World Survey on the Role of Women in Development 2015”, Report launching, UN Women, Paris; 13 to 16 October: “Justiciability in Perspective: Right to Food”, the 41st plenary session of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS), the headquarters of the UN Food and Agriculture Agency (FAO) in Rome; 8 October: “”Ten years of the Right to Food Guidelines: Gains, Concerns and Struggles” Right to Food and Nutrition Watch 2014 report launch, Rome; 3 July: “10th Anniversary of the Right to Food Guidelines”, FAO, Rome.

Before 2014:

“Modernlesme Sureci icinde Kadin, Aile ve Siddet” ( Keynote) (Women, Family and Violence: Unfolding of Modernity), Aile ve Siddet Sempozyumu, Istanbul 24-26 Kasim 2012, Gazeteciler ve Yazarlar Vakfi

“Climate Change, Human Security and State Centric World Order” (Co-Author Richard Falk), Rethinking Climate Change Conflict and Security, University of Sussex, UK., October 18-19, 2012

“Double Standard in Law: Prevention of Violence Against Women Act and Discrimination”, 2nd International Crime & Punishment Film Festival, University of Istanbul, Faculty of Law, September 26- October 4th, 2012.

“Headscarf Controversy” Seminar, University of Peking, September 20, 2012

“Dialog: Islam’s Presence in the West”, University of Peking, September, 21, 2012

“ Religious Freedom”, Alliance of Civilizations, United Nations Project, May 2012, Istanbul.

“10 Years after 9/11: Freedom of Religion and Muslim Women in the United States,” University of Colorado, Boulder, April 12-13 2012.

“Global Crises and Its Impact on Least Developed Countries” Global Crises Conference, UCSB, February 2012.

“Adjudicating Religion: A new headache of the European Human Rights Court”, Public lecture organized by the McGill Law School, Nov. 16, 2011.

“Climate Change and History of Turkish Environmental Policy” A Conference on Climate Change Diplomacy and Turkey’s Future, UNDP and Bilgi University, October 30-31, 2011, Istanbul, Turkey.

“Global Headscarf Debate in the Setting of Post-Secularism”, A Conference on The Post Secular in International Politics, Sussex University, October 27-28, 2011

“Islamophobia in North America: Canada and the United States Compared,” Public lecture organized by MacMaster University and Cordoba House, October 10, 2011

“Islamophobia in the United States”, Organization of Muslim Social Scientists, John Jay School of Criminal Justice, New York, September 20, 2011

“Climate Change’s Impact on the Middle East and North Africa”, Workshop on Climate Change and Human Security Project, Morocco, September 7-10, 2011.

“Climate Change and the Least Developed Countries”, Intellectual Forum, United Nations, IV Summit on Least Developed Countries, Istanbul, May 15, 2011

“New Constitutionalism and the Environment: A Quest for Global Law,” Workshop on New Constitutionalism at York University, Canada, May 2011.

“From Melting Pot to Islamophobia? Racialization of Islam in the United States”, Conference on 10 Years After 9/11:Rethinking Counterterrorism, Iowa Law School, March 2011

“Future of Freedom of Expression” Human Rights Association, Istanbul, November, 2010;

“Turkey & EU relations” A Conference on Turkey in the 21st Century, Strategic Studies Institute, Istanbul, Turkey, October 2010;

“Climate Change and Turkey”, 2 Workshops of the Climate Change and Human Security Project, September, 2011, Istanbul and Ankara. With the participation of the UNDP Turkey office, Istanbul Sehir University and Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

“Climate Change and Global Water Crises”, Trivandrum, India, Sept. 2010’

“Future of Turkish Foreign Policy”, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkey, Istanbul, June 2010;

“Global Crises and Global Leadership”, University of Helsinki, May 2010;

“Climate Change, Human Security and Democracy”, Workshop of the Climate Change and Human Security Project, UC Santa Barbara, June, 2010;

“Global Water Crises” International Soka University, California, May 2010;

“Headscarf Controversy from Global Perspective” USC, April 2010;

“Road to Copenhagen: Future of Climate Change and the US Global Leadership,” Chapman Law School, Climate Change Conference, March 26, 2009

“Resource Conflicts: Water and Beyond,” Jamia Islamia University, New Delhi, India, Feb 10 2009. ”Global Feminism and Islam: A Quest for Diversity,” India International Center, New Delhi, Feb.14, 2009. “Headscarf Controversy Goes Global: Liberal Countries and International Human Rights Cases,” International Studies Association Annual Meeting 2009, New York Feb 18, 2009. “Representation Matters: Muslim Women’s Headscarf,” Michigan State University, April 3-5, 2008. “Adjudication of Genocide: The Decision of International Court of Justice 2006,” Chapman University School of Law, March 14, 2008. “Turkey’s Covered Reality: Headscarf Controversy,” Hazar Foundation, Istanbul Turkey, October 21, 2007. “Environmental Aspects of Darfur Crises,” Santa Barbara, Ca. Human Rights Watch, May 2007. “Human Rights, Islam and Muslims in the United States,” Chapman University School of Law, April 2007. “Globalization and Environmental Law,” University Of Ankara School of Law, May 2006. “ Environment and Global World Order,” Symposium on “Global World Order,” Bilim ve Sanat Vakfi, Istanbul, May 2006. “Secularism in Turkey,” Symposium on Sacred and Secular, Hamline Law School, Saint Paul, Minnesota, October 25, 2004. “Roman Law and Shari-a Law as Legal Classics and Turkish Transformation,” Symposium on ‘Rethinking the Classical’, Bilim ve Sanat Vakfi (Foundation of Science and Art), Istanbul, Turkey, October 12-13, 2004. “Legal Orientalism: The Case of Turkey” International Symposium on Civilization and Harmony, Foreign Ministers Joint Forum OIC-EU, Istanbul, October 3-4, 2004. “Turkey’s Journey from Ottoman Empire to a Nation State”, in World Public Forum: Dialog of Civilizations, Rhodes, Greece, October 1-2, 2004. “Transplantation of Law from West to the East: The Case of Turkey”, Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Chicago IL, June 2004. “Regional Impacts of Iraq War: A Case of Turkey,” UCSB, MERIP Conference, October 2003. “Critical Global Studies Conference,” Paper presented: “Privatization of Water and Globalization, UCSB May 2003. “September 11th and the Middle East,” The United Nations Association, Santa Barbara, CA, July 2002. “Turkish-American Relations, and Turkey’s Strategic position, Panel on Global Issues, UCSB, March 2002.

18 “A Dilemma of Secularism and Islam,” Bellagio Conference Center, Italy, May 10-14 1999. “Global Freshwater Resources and Transboundary River Conflict,” University of Cuimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, March 14,1999. “Water in the Middle East”, Presentation: Emerging Water Conflict in the Middle East: A Case of Euphrates and Tigris Rivers,” Center of Global South, American University, Washington DC, December 1998. “Hydro-politics in the Middle East,” Eastern Mediterranean University, Cyprus, November 1998. “The Global UN Conferences,” The United Nations Conference, Istanbul, Marmara University,1997. “Global Water Crisis,” Bangkok, April 1997. “Euphrates and Tigris River Conflict,” Center of International studies Visiting Fellow Presentation, Princeton University, 1997. “Water Resources and Coming Conflict in the Middle East Region,” International Conference of the UNEP Chair, Malta, March 1996. “Women’s Rights and Islam,” Conference on Dialogue Among Religions, Berlin, World Council of Churches, 1995. “From Ottoman Empire to A Secular State: A Journey of Turkish Woman,” Eastern Michigan University, April 1994. “Turkish Environmental Protection Law and State of Environment” Fulbright Regional Meeting, Golden Gate Law School, San Francisco, CA, April 1994. “From Shari’a Law to Roman Law: Turkish Legal Reform” University Of Michigan Middle East Studies Department, Ann Arbor, MI, May 1994.

Bernard Lehmann’s background and experience

1973-1978: Master of Science Agricultural Economics, ETH Zürich

1979-1983: Assistant & PhD in Agricultural Economics, ETH Zurich

1984-1991: Scientific Assistant in Agricultural Economics and Policy Design at Swiss Farmers Secretariat and Member of WTO Task Force of Swiss Government (Uruguay Round)

1991-2011: Full Professor in Agricultural Economics, ETH Zürich with Focus on sustainability, international competiveness, development economics with special orientation on food security. Climate Change mitigation and the adaptation became significant importance in this two decades. Methods used and developed: quantitative methods, normative and empirical supply and demand analysis, market modelling, system dynamics. International research projects, related to food security, with PhD Students in Peru (CIP), Ivory Coast (CSRS), Tanzania (Arusha), Mongolia (Green Gold), Sri Lanka (Peredennia) and broad collaborative networks within Europe (European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Sweden, Denmark, OECD, etc.). Peer Review Evaluations in Germany, France, Austria, as Member of Peer Group and Head of Peer Group. Policy advisor for Federal Offices (Agriculture, Environment, Finance, etc.). Teaching activities in Agricultural Economics, Policy Analysis, Environmental Economics and food security under changing conditions. Science management: Chairman of Research Programme “Habitats and Landscapes of the Alps” of the Swiss National Research Foundation with more than 70 PhD theses from 1999-2007. Faculty Head of Agricultural and Food Sciences. Head of Institute of Agricultural Economics.

2011- (-2019): Director General of Federal Office for Agriculture and President of Agroscope (national research station in Agricultural, Environmental and Food Sciences. Strong international relations with ministries of agriculture all over the world. Strong collaboration with FAO; Lead and main sponsor of “sustainable Livestock”. Member of Crop Trust “Food for Ever” Initiative. Strong emphasis on integration of SDG Agenda 2030 in the agricultural policy development in Switzerland. Co-Lead (with South Africa) of the UN Programme “Sustainable Food Systems”.

Interest The interest of B. Lehmann is to understand and improve systems around sustainable food security at global and local scale. The contribution of research to this purpose is determinant for him. He is persuade that scientific findings are a cornerstone for Policymaking.

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Data Switzerland: agri-environmental policy outside the European Union Research Chapter Presentation November 2017 Hansjörg Schmid · Bernard Lehmann Poster Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Preprint The Agriculture- and Food Industry is facing major Challenges Full-texts (35) Article January 2014 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Questions Michael Gysi · Bernard Lehmann

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Interdisciplinary Research - Time consuming but necessary Article July 2012 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Adoption of Agri-environmental Programmes in Swiss Crop Production L’adoption des programmes agroenvironnementaux dans les grandes cultures suisses Die Adoption von Agrarumweltprogrammen in der Schweizer Getreideproduktion Article Full-text available April 2012 · EuroChoices Robert Finger · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources The effect of environmental regulations on Swiss farm productivity Article Private full-text March 2012 · International Journal of Production Economics Raushan Bokusheva · Subal C. Kumbhakar · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources The distributional effects of agricultural policy reforms in Switzerland Article Full-text available January 2012 · Agricultural Economics (AGRICECON) Nadja El Benni · Robert Finger · Stefan Mann · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources A Meta Analysis on Farm-Level Costs and BenePts of GM Crops Article Full-text available December 2011 · Sustainability Robert Finger · Nadja El Benni · Timo Kaphengst · [...] · Nataliya Stupak

Add to project Add supplementary resources Global importance of the Swiss agricultural research Article November 2011 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Climate change, theory of planned behavior and values: A structural equation model with mediation analysis Article

November 2011 · Climatic Change Aysel Tikir · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Greenhouse gas mitigation and offset options for suckler cow farms: An economic comparison for the Swiss case Article Full-text available April 2011 · Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change Robert Finger · Simon Briner · Michael Hartmann · Bernard Lehmann

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Adapting to climate and socio-economic land-use changes - the inter- and transdisciplinary research project MOUNTLAND Conference Paper Private full-text January 2011 · Paper presented at the 2nd International Conference on Landscape Economics. Jul… Robert Huber · Andreas Rigling · Simon Briner · [...] · Adrienne Grêt-Regamey

Add to project Add supplementary resources Is agroforestry an economic opportunity for carbon-neutral animal production? Article January 2011 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Simon Briner · Michael Hartmann · Bernard Lehmann

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Economic Assessment of Agroforestry Systems Compared to Other Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Options for Suckler Cow Farming Article January 2011 Simon Briner · Michael Hartmann · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Valuation of agricultural land-use scenarios with choice experiments: A political market share approach Article Full-text available January 2011 · Journal of Environmental Planning and Management Robert Huber · Marcel Hunziker · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Agricultural Sciences, more important than ever at the ETH Article September 2010 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Entrepreneurship as local entrepreneurial potential for regional development in rural areas. Evidence from a Delphi-survey in Switzerland Article Full-text available January 2010 · Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsgeographie Daniel Baumgartner · Bernard Lehmann · Michael Weber · Marco Pütz

Add to project Add supplementary resources Auswirkungen der Ausgestaltung des neuen Direktzahlungssystems auf das Ausmass extensiv genutzter Flächen. Bericht zuhanden des Bundesamtes für Umwelt BAFU. Gruppe Agrar-, Lebensmittel- und Umweltökonomie am Institut für Umweltentscheidungen, ETH Zürich Article Private full-text January 2010 Robert Huber · Michael Hartmann · Simon Peter · Bernard Lehmann

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Swiss agricultural policy reform: Landscape changes in consequence of national agricultural policy and international competition pressure Chapter January 2010 Nadja El Benni · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Economies of scope in the agricultural provision of ecosystem services: An application to a high cost production region Article January 2010 Robert Huber · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Entrepreneurship als lokales unternehmerisches Potenzial für die Regionalentwicklung im ländlichen Raum – DePnition und Indikatoren Article Full-text available

January 2010 · Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsgeographie Daniel Baumgartner · Bernard Lehmann · Michael Weber · Marco Pütz

Add to project Add supplementary resources The effect of environmental cross compliance regulations on Swiss farm productivity Article Full-text available January 2010 Raushan Bokusheva · Subal C. Kumbhakar · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Nostalgia versus Pragmatism? How attitudes and interests shape the term sustainable agriculture in Switzerland and New Zealand Article Full-text available

April 2009 · Food Policy Philipp Aerni · Allan N. Rae · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Improving Land Use by Slope Farmers in the Andes: An Economic Assessment of Small-Scale Sprinkler Irrigation for Milk Production Article Full-text available January 2009 · Mountain Research and Development Thomas Bernet · Dominique Hervé · Bernard Lehmann · Thomas Walker

Add to project Add supplementary resources „THG 2020“ – Möglichkeiten und Grenzen zur Vermeidung landwirtschaftlicher Treibhausgase in der Schweiz. Book Full-text available January 2009 Simon Peter · Michael Hartmann · Michael Weber · [...] · Werner Hediger

Add to project Add supplementary resources Vermeidung landwirtschaftlicher Treibhausgasemissionen Article Full-text available January 2009 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Werner Hediger · Peter S. · Hartmann M. · [...] · Bernard Lehmann

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WTO agreement on agriculture: Potential consequences for agricultural production and land- use patterns in the Swiss lowlands Article Full-text available

January 2009 · Geogra^sk tidskrift / udgivet af Bestyrelsen for Det Kongelige danske geogra^ske s… Robert Huber · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Strategies to Mitigate Greenhouse Gas and Nitrogen Emissions in Swiss Agriculture: The Application of an Integrated Sector Model Article Full-text available January 2009 · SSRN Electronic Journal Michael Hartmann · Robert Huber · Simon Peter · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Beurteilung von Nachhaltigkeit in der Landwirtschaft Article Full-text available

August 2008 · Agrarforschung Pierrick Jan · Markus Lips · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Assessing sustainability at farm level - current status and perspectives Article Full-text available

July 2008 · Agrarforschung Pierrick Jan · Markus Lips · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Recording and planning farm-management tasks Article June 2008 · Agrarforschung Christoph Moriz · Bernard Lehmann · Walter Meier

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Special issue: Landscape as a resource for mountain development Article

May 2008 · Mountain Research and Development Paul Messerli · Bernard Lehmann · Hans Hurni

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Wirkungen der Produktion von Erdölsubstituten aus Biomasse auf den Agrarsektor in der Schweiz Book January 2008 Simon Peter · Michael Weber · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Role of the region in the buying decision of Appenzeller cheese - Extension of the Theory of Planned Behavior Article Full-text available

January 2008 · Journal of the Austrian Society of Agricultural Economics Lukas HÄUSLER · Anja DOLLINGER · Bernard Lehmann

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Sustainable Value: an application to the Swiss dairy farms of the mountainous area Conference Paper Full-text available

January 2008 · European Association of Agricultural Economists, 2008 International Congress, Au… Pierrick Jan · Markus Lips · Andreas Roesch · [...] · M. Dumondel

Add to project Add supplementary resources Future societal demand for multifunctionality Article September 2007 · Agrarforschung Robert Huber · Therese Haller · Michael Weber · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources The Swiss National Research Programme “Landscapes and habitats of the Alpine Arc” Article Full-text available

June 2007 · Revue de Géographie Alpine Bernard Lehmann · Paul Messerli

Add to project Add supplementary resources Le Programme National de Recherche Suisse « Paysages et habitats de l’Arc Alpin » Article Full-text available

June 2007 · Revue de Géographie Alpine Bernard Lehmann · Paul Messerli

Add to project Add supplementary resources ForumAlpinum07Proceedings.pdf Article Full-text available April 2007 Adrienne Grêt-Regamey · Anne Sgard · Astrid Björnsen Gurung · [...] · Swiss Academy of Sciences SCNAT (Hrsg

Add to project Add supplementary resources Multifunctional Agriculture and the Preservation of Environmental BenePts Article Full-text available

February 2007 · Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics Werner Hediger · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Ungebrochene Befürwortung einer produzierenden Landwirtschaft - sofern sie tier- und umweltgerecht ist Book January 2007 Aysel Tutkun · Therese Haller · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Compétitivité de la production végétale en Suisse Conference Paper

January 2007 · Colloque Agroscope Bernard Lehmann

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Land(wirt)schaft 2020 Was erwartet die Gesellschaft? Article January 2007 · Agrarforschung Schweiz Robert Huber · Therese Haller · Michael Weber · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Landschaften und Lebensräume der Alpen Zwischen Wertschöpfung und Wertschätzung. Reiexionen zum Abschluss des Nationalen Forschungsprogramms 48 Book January 2007 Bernard Lehmann · Steiger U. · Michael Weber

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Explaining the Conversion to Organic Farming of Farmers of the Obwalden Canton, Switzerland - Extension of the Theory of Planned Behavior within a Structural Equation Modeling Approach Article Full-text available February 2006 Aysel Tutkun · Bernard Lehmann · Peter Schmidt

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Modeling of Structural Adjustment Processes of Farming Enterprises: The Need for Implementation of Cooperation and Collaboration Strategies Article Full-text available February 2006 Gregor Albisser · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Explaining the conversion to particularly animal-friendly stabling system of farmers of the Obwalden Canton, Switzerland - Extension of the Theory of Planned Behavior within a Structural Equation Modeling Approach. Article February 2006 Aysel Tutkun · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Determining the economic gains from regulation at the extensive and intensive margins Article Full-text available

February 2006 · European Review of Agricultural Economics Renan Goetz · Hansjörg Schmid · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Der Wert landwirtschaftlicher Leistungen im Klimaschutz - Eine ökonomische Analyse für die Schweiz Article January 2006 Michael Hartmann · Werner Hediger · Simon Peter · Bernard Lehmann

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Amino Acid Survival Under Ambient Martian Surface UV Lighting Article March 2004 James Garry · Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Opportunities and limiting factors of intensive vegetable farming in malaria endemic Côte d’Ivoire Article Full-text available January 2004 · Acta Tropica Olivier Girardin · Daouda Dao · Benjamin G Koudou · [...] · Jürg Utzinger

Add to project Add supplementary resources The contribution of grassland to social benePts of agriculture - An economic analysis Article January 2004 Werner Hediger · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Simulations of Martian Surface and Subsurface Processes Article March 2003 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · O. Botta · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources For a conscious management of landscapes and habitats in the Swiss Alpine Region -the National Research Programme 48 (PNR 48) Article January 2003 Bernard Lehmann · Erwin Stucki

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Laboratory studies on complex organic molecules on Mars. Part 2 - experimental set-up and related work Article November 2002 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · O. Botta · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Laboratory studies on complex organic molecules on Mars: Part 1 - Rationale Article October 2002 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · O. Botta · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Investigating complex organic compounds in a simulated Mars environment Article Full-text available October 2002 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · O Botta · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

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Multifunktionalität der Landwirtschaft aus ökonomischer Sicht Article January 2002 Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Key management challenges for the Development and Growth of a Shrimp Farm in Northeast Brasil A Case Study of Camanor Produtos Marinhos Ltd. Chapter January 2002 Schwab B. · Michael Weber · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Complex Organics On Mars Article January 2002 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · Bernard Lehmann · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Ground Support Programme For Future Mars Missions Article January 2002 Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · Bernard Lehmann · [...] · Pascale Ehrenfreund

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources A comment on: The intertemporal impact of soil erosion on non-uniform soil proPles: A new direction in analyzing erosion impacts Article December 1998 · Agricultural Systems Renan Goetz · A Keusch · D Schaub · [...] · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources The adoption and diffusion processes of a regional marketing project in Swiss mountain agriculture: Implications for innovation management Book Full-text available January 1998 Christoph Theler · Bernard Lehmann

Add to project Add supplementary resources Umweltindikatoren - Scharnier zwischen Ökonomie und Ökologie Eignungsbewertung von Indikatoren für ein Umweltmonitoring und Evaluation der Umweltwirkung agrarökologischer Erlasse - Resultate einer Delphi-Studie Book January 1998 Beat Hess · Bernard Lehmann

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Protected Designation of Origin and Institutions (France, Spain and Italy) Article Full-text available September 1997 Dominique Barjolle · Bernard Lehmann · Jean-Marc Chappuis · Martine Dufour

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Les paiements directs, instrument central de la politique agricole suisse Article

January 1997 · Économie Rurale Bernard Lehmann · Erwin Stucki

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources L'incidence régionale de la politique agraire : le cas de la Suisse Article January 1982 · Économie Rurale U. Bernegger · Peter Rieder · Bernard Lehmann

Add full-text Add to project Add supplementary resources Eine ökonomische Analyse zur Reduktion der landwirtschaftlichen Treibhausgas-Emissionen in der Schweiz Article Full-text available

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Pascale Ehrenfreund · Inge Loes ten Kate · Richard Ruiterkamp · [...] · B. H. Foing

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DeWitt Wallace Professor of Geography & Director of Food, Agriculture & Society Program  Department of Geography  Macalester College  1600 Grand Avenue  St. Paul, MN 55105-1899 U.S.A. 651-696-6126 (voice)  651-696-6116 (fax)  [email protected] (email) ______

EDUCATION

Ph.D., 2001, Geography, University of Georgia, Athens, GA Dissertation: Sahelian ‘White Gold’ and Rural Poverty-Environment Interactions: The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change, and Household Food Economy in Mali.

M.S., 1993, Environmental Policy, School of Natural Resources & Environment, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI M.S. Thesis: Indigenous Agroecological Knowledge Among the Bambara of Djitoumou Mali: Foundation for A Sustainable Community.

M.P.P., 1993, International Public Policy, Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

B.A., 1987, History, Carleton College, Northfield, MN

RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS

Human-environment and development geographer with research and teaching interests in political ecology, tropical agriculture, development policy, food security, land reform, vulnerability assessment, environmental policy and agroecology. Regional interest is Sub-Saharan Africa (with extended experience in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Malawi and Lesotho).

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Macalester College, July 2002 to Present • DeWitt Wallace Professor of Geography, St. Paul, MN, January 2020 – Present • Professor, Department of Geography, St. Paul, MN, May 2011 – December 2019 • Associate Professor, Department of Geography, St. Paul, MN, January 2007 – May 2011 • Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, St. Paul, MN, July 2002 – December 2006 • Director, Program in Food, Agriculture & Society, St. Paul, MN, May 2017 - Present • Director, African Studies Program, St. Paul, MN, Oct 2003- May 2005, Aug 2008–July 2010, June 2013- May 2015, June 2016-May 2017. • Chair, Department of Geography, St. Paul, MN, June 2012 – May 2015 • Acting Chair, Department of Geography, St. Paul, MN, Spring 2007, Spring 2009, Spring 2011

Northern Illinois University, August 2001 to June 2002 • Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, DeKalb, IL

University of Georgia, January 1998 to July 2001 • Instructor, Department of Geography, Athens, GA, May 1999 to June 2000 • Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography, Athens, GA, January 1998 to April 1999 • Undergraduate Internship Coordinator, Department of Geography, Athens, GA, August 1999 to June 2000 • Research Assistant, Sustainable Agriculture & Natural Resource Management Collaborative Research Support Program (SANREM CRSP), Watkinsville, GA, June to August 1998, August 1999

University of Michigan, September 1990 to August 1993 • Teaching Assistant, Center for Research on Economic Development (CRED), May 1993 to August 1993 • Teaching Assistant, School of Natural Resources & Environment, January 1992 to May 1993 William G. Moseley, Page 2

• Research Assistant, Center for Research on Economic Development (CRED), September 1990 to December 1991

AFFILATIONS AND VISITING APPOINTMENTS

• Steering committee member, High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition, UN Committee on World Food Security, Rome, 2019-Present • Affiliated Professor, Dept of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, February, 2012 - Present • Visiting Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, Fall Semester 2015 • ACM India study abroad program faculty coordinator, Pune, India, Aug-Sept 2015 • ACM Study Abroad Program Director and Visiting Scholar, Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana , January-May 2012 • Visiting Assistant Professor, Environmental and Technology Studies Program, Carleton College, Northfield, MN Spring 2006 (a Mellon funded exchange between Macalester and Carleton) • Consortium Visiting Professor, Macalester-Swarthmore-Pomona sponsored study abroad program, “Globalization & the Natural Environment: South Africa,” Cape Town, South Africa, J-term 2006, J-term 2007 • Visiting Academic, University of Cape Town, Dept of Env. & Geogr. Science, South Africa, June-August 2005

NON-ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE AND CONSULTING

International Livestock Research Institute, October 2016 • Consultant, Political Economy Study for Crop Livestock Integration Project, Burundi

Africa Capacity Building Foundation, 2012-14 • Consultant, hired to write chapters for Africa Capacity Indicators Reports in 2013 and 2014. 2013 chapter on “Structured Transformation and Natural Resources Management in Africa;” 2014 chapter on “Regional value chains and productivity enhancement in Africa.”

United States Agency for International Development (USAID), May to December 1997 • Environmental Analyst, Performance Measurement Analysis Project, Arlington, VA

Save the Children Fund (UK), October 1993 to February 1997 • Regional Food Security Project Advisor for Southern Africa, Harare, Zimbabwe, January 1996 to February 1997 • Food Security Advisor and Director of Village Food Security Project, Mopti, Mali, December 1994 to December 1995 • Village Food Security Project Coordinator, Mopti, Mali, October 1993 to November 1994

The World Bank, Environment Department, June to August 1992 • Research Assistant to Herman Daly and Robert Goodland, Washington, D.C

U.S. State Department, June to August 1991 • Summer Intern/Junior Economic Officer, Niamey, Niger

National Safe Workplace Institute, January to September 1990 • Policy Analyst and Grants Writer, Chicago, IL

U.S. Peace Corps, June 1987 to October 1989 • Agricultural Extension Agent, Ouelessebougou, Mali

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PUBLICATIONS

A. Books

8. Moseley, W.G., M. Schnurr and R. Bezner Kerr. 2016. Africa’s Green Revolution: Critical Perspectives on New Agricultural Technologies and Systems. Oxford, UK: Taylor & Francis. (ISBN 978-1-13-818595-1)

7. McCusker, B., W.G. Moseley and M. Ramutsindela. 2015. Land Reform in South Africa: An Uneven Transformation. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, Inc. (ISBN: 978-1-4422-0716-5)

6. Fouberg, E. and W.G. Moseley. 2015, 2018. Understanding World Regional Geography. 1st & 2nd editions. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley/Blackwell. (ISBN: 978-0-471-73517-5, 978-1-119-39390-0)

5. Moseley, W.G., E. Perramond and H. Hapke and P. Laris. 2013. An Introduction to Human-Environment Geography: Local Dynamics and Global Processes. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley/Blackwell. (ISBN: 978-1-4051-8931-6).

4. Moseley, W.G. and L.C. Gray (eds). 2008. Hanging by a Thread: Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press and Nordic Africa Press. (ISBN 978-0-89680-260-5).

3. Moseley, W.G., D. Lanegran and K. Pandit (eds). 2007. The Introductory Reader in Human Geography: Contemporary Debates and Classic Writings. Malden, MA: Blackwell Press. (ISBN 978-1-4051-4922-8).

2. Moseley, W.G. (ed.) 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues. 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Editions. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill. (ISBNs 0-07-284517-1, 0-07-351507-8, 0-07-351518-3, and 0-07-805008-1).

1. Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. (eds.) 2004. African Environment and Development: Rhetoric, Programs, Realities. King’s SOAS Studies in Development Geography. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited. (ISBN 0- 7546-3904-5).

B. Refereed Journal Articles

56. Moseley, W.G. and M. Ouedraogo. 2021. “When Agronomy Flirts with Markets, Gender and Nutrition: A Political Ecology of the New Green Revolution for Africa and Women’s Food Security in Burkina Faso.” African Studies Review. Accepted and forthcoming.

55. Moseley, W.G. 2021. “Development Assistance and Boserupian Intensification under Geopolitical Isolation: The Political Ecology of a Crop-Livestock Integration Project in Burundi.” Geoforum. Accepted and forthcoming.

54. Moseley, W.G. 2021. “Honoring the Unflinchingly Positive Chérif Keïta: the Mande World’s Extraordinary Ambassador.” Part of a special issue entitled “Scholar, Mansaba, and Master of the Word: Chérif Keïta’s Life in Mande and African Studies.” Mande Studies: The Journal of the Mande Studies Association. Accepted and forthcoming.

53. Clapp, J. and W.G. Moseley. 2020. “This Food Crisis is Different: COVID-19 and the Fragility of the Neoliberal Food Security Order.” Journal of Peasant Studies. 47 (7): 1393-1417. DOI: 10.1080/03066150.2020.1823838.

52. Moseley, W.G. and J. Battersby. 2020. “The Vulnerability and Resilience of African Food Systems, Food Security and Nutrition in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic.” African Studies Review. 63(3): 449-461. DOI: 10.1017/asr.2020.72

51. Morgan, J. and W.G. Moseley. 2020. “The Secret is in the Sauce: Foraged Food and Dietary Diversity Among Female Farmers in Southwestern Burkina Faso.” Canadian Journal of Development Studies / Revue Canadienne d'Études du Développement, 41(2): 296-313.

50. Fehr, R and W.G. Moseley. 2019. “Gardening Matters: A Political Ecology of Female Horticulturists, Commercialization, Water Access and Food Security in Botswana.” African Geographical Review. 38(1): 67-80. William G. Moseley, Page 4

49. Moseley, W.G. 2018. “Geography and Engagement with U.N. Development Goals: Rethinking Development or Perpetuating the Status Quo?" Dialogues in Human Geography. 8(2): 201-205.

48. Moseley, W.G. 2018. “Trump’s America or the People’s America?: A View from the Periphery.” The Professional Geographer. 7(1): 152-156.

47. Gengenbach, H., R. Schurman, T. Bassett, W. Munro and W. Moseley. 2018. “Limits of the New Green Revolution for Africa: reconceptualising gendered agricultural value chains.” The Geographical Journal. 184(2): 208-214.

46. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “A risky solution for the wrong problem: Why GMOs won't feed the hungry of the world.” Geographical Review. 107(4): 578–583.

45. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “The New Green Revolution for Africa: A Political Ecology Critique.” The Brown Journal of World Affairs. 23(2): 177-190.

44. Moseley, W.G. and B. Hoffman. 2017. “Introduction: Hope, Despair and the Future of Mali.” African Studies Review. 60(1): 5-14.

43. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “The Minimalist State and Donor Landscapes: Livelihood Security in Mali During and After the 2012-2013 Coup and Rebellion.” African Studies Review. 60(1): 37-51.

42. Moseley, W.G. 2016. “Agriculture on the Brink: Climate Change, Labor and Smallholder Farming in Botswana.” LAND. 5(3), 21; doi:10.3390/land5030021

41. Moseley, W.G. and N. Wilson. 2016. “Agriculture, Food Production, and Rural Land Use in Advanced Placement Human Geography.” Journal of Geography. 115: 118–124.

40. Moseley, W.G., M. Schnurr and R. Bezner Kerr. 2015. “Interrogating the Technocratic (Neoliberal) Agenda for Agricultural Development and Hunger Alleviation in Africa.” African Geographical Review. 34(1): 1-7.

39. Peyton, S., W.G. Moseley and J. Battersby. 2015. “Implications of Supermarket Expansion on Urban Food Security in Cape Town, South Africa.” African Geographical Review. 34(1): 36-54.

38. Jones, K., M. Schnurr, E. Carr & W.G. Moseley. 2015. “Should I stay or should I go? Incorporating a commitment to fieldwork throughout an academic career.” African Geographical Review. . 34(1): 55-68.

37. Moseley, W.G. 2013. “Recovering from Livelihood Insecurity and Political Instability in Northern Mali: Bouncing Back.” Special issue on the causes, effects and significance of the crisis in Mali. International Journal: Canada’s Journal of Global Policy Analysis. 63(3): 435-443.

36. Moseley, W.G. 2013. “Azawad: A Problematic African Ethnic Territory.” Hot Spots special Issue on Mali. Cultural Anthropology. Web: https://culanth.org/fieldsights/azawad-a-problematic-african-ethnic-territory.

35. Moseley, W.G. 2013. “The Evolving Global Agri-Food System and African-Eurasian Food Flows.” Eurasian Geography and Economics. 54(1): 5-21.

34. Larson, J. and W.G. Moseley. 2012. “Reaching the limits: A geographic approach for understanding food insecurity and household hunger mitigation strategies in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, USA.” Geojournal. 77(1): 1-12.

33. Moseley, W.G. 2012. “Famine Myths: Five Misunderstandings Related to the 2011 Hunger Crisis in the Horn of Africa.” Special Issue on “Reclaiming Food Sovereignty in Africa.” Guest-Edited by Noah Zerbe and Brian Dowd- Uribe. Association Concerned Africa Scholars Bulletin. 88: 26-32.

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32. Moseley, W.G. 2011. “Lessons from the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Agro-Food Dynamics in Mali.” Development in Practice. 21(4-5): 604-612.

31. Moseley, W.G. 2011. “On Engaging with New Economic Geography.” Dialogues in Human Geography. 1(1): 94-97.

30. Moseley, W.G. and D. Teske. 2011. “Geographers in the Public Square: A Comparative Analysis of Op-Ed Productivity.” Applied Geography. 31(1): 232-236.

29. Moseley, W.G. and K.M. Otiso. 2010. “Assessing Sub-Saharan Africa’s University-Level Geography Resources: A Preliminary Investigation.” African Geographical Review. 29(1): 5-19.

28. Moseley, W.G., J. Carney and L. Becker. 2010. “Neoliberal Policy, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d'Ivoire and Mali." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 107 (13) 5774-5779.

27. Moseley, W.G. 2010. “Engaging the Public Imagination: Geographers in the Op-Ed Pages.” Geographical Review. 100(1): 109-121.

26. Otiso, K. and W.G. Moseley. 2009. “Examining Claims for Information and Communication Technology - Led Development in Africa.” African Geographical Review. 28: 99-116.

25. Moseley, W.G. 2009. “Making Study Abroad a Winning Proposition for Pre-Tenure Faculty.” Frontiers: The Interdisciplinary Journal of Study Abroad. Volume 18: 231-240.

24. Moseley, W. G. 2009. “Beyond Knee-Jerk Environmental Thinking: Teaching Geographic Perspectives on Conservation, Preservation and the Hetch Hetchy Valley Controversy.” Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 33(3): 433-451.

23. Moseley, W.G. and K. Otiso. 2008. “The State of African Geography in the North American Academy.” African Geographical Review. 27: 5-15.

22. Moseley, W.G. 2008. “Strengthening Livelihoods in Sahelian West Africa: The Geography of Development and Underdevelopment in a Peripheral Region.” Geographische Rundschau International Edition, 4(4): 44-50.

21. Moseley, W.G. and B. McCusker. 2008. “Fighting Fire with a Broken Tea Cup: A Comparative Analysis of South Africa’s Land Redistribution Program.” Geographical Review. 98(3): 322-338.

20. Moseley, W.G. 2008. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” Globalizations, 5(2):291-304.

19. *Ledermann, S.T. and W.G. Moseley. 2008. “The World Trade Organization’s Doha Round and Cotton: Continued Peripheral Status or a ‘Historical Breakthrough’ for African Farmers?” African Geographical Review. 26: 37-58.

18. Moseley, W.G. and P. Laris. 2008. “West African Environmental Narratives and Development-Volunteer Praxis.” Geographical Review. 98(1): 59-81.

17. Moseley, W.G. and I. Yeboah. 2007. “A New Day for African Geography.” African Geographical Review. 25: 1-6.

16. Moseley, W.G. 2007. “Collaborating in the Field, Working for Change: Reflecting on Partnerships Between Academics, Development Organizations and Rural Communities in Africa.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography. 28: 334-347.

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15. Moseley, W.G. 2007. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” South African Geographical Journal. 89(1): 4-13.

14. Moseley, W.G. 2006. “Farm Workers, Agricultural Transformation and Land Reform in the Western Cape Province, South Africa.” Focus on Geography. 49(1): 1-7.

13. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Reflecting on National Geographic Magazine and Academic Geography: The September 2005 Special Issue on Africa” African Geographical Review. 24: 93-100.

12. Gray, L.C. and W.G. Moseley. 2005. “A Geographical Perspective on Poverty-Environment Interactions” Geographical Journal. 171(1): 9-23.

11. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Global Cotton and Local Environmental Management: The Political Ecology of Rich and Poor Small-Hold Farmers in Southern Mali.” Geographical Journal. 171(1): 36-55.

10. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Regional Geographies of the U.S. Southeast and Sub-Saharan Africa: The Potential for Comparative Insights.” Southeastern Geographer 45(1): 44-53.

9. Logan, B.I. and W.G. Moseley. 2002. "The Political Ecology of Poverty Alleviation in Zimbabwe’s Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources (CAMPFIRE)." Geoforum. 33(1): 1-14.

8. Moseley, W.G. 2001. “Monitoring Urban Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa.” African Geographical Review. 21: 81-90.

7. Moseley, W.G. 2001. “Political Ecology and the Rural Southern Vote: A Note on the 2000 Presidential Election.” Southeastern Geographer. 41(2): 289-295.

6. Moseley, W.G. 2001. “African Evidence on the Relation of Poverty, Time Preference and the Environment.” Ecological Economics. 38(3): 317-326.

5. Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. 2001. “Conceptualizing Hunger Dynamics: A Critical Examination of Two Famine Early Warning Methodologies in Zimbabwe.” Applied Geography. 21(3): 223-248.

4. Moseley, W.G., and C.F. Jordan. 2001. “Measuring Agricultural Sustainability: Energy Analysis of Conventional Till and No-Till Maize in the Georgia Piedmont.” Southeastern Geographer. 41(1): 105-116.

3. Moseley, W.G. 2001. "Computer Assisted Comprehension of Distant Worlds: Understanding Hunger Dynamics in Africa." Journal of Geography. 100(1): 32-45.

2. Moseley, W.G. 2000. "Paradoxical Constraints to Agricultural Intensification in Malawi: The Interplay Between Labor, Land and Policy." Department of Geography, Discussion Paper Series. No. 00-1. Athens: University of Georgia.

1. Moseley, W.G. 1994. "An equation for the replacement value of agroforestry." Agroforestry Systems. 26: 47-52.

C. Refereed Book Chapters, Reports and Encyclopaedia Entries

44. Moseley, W.G. and E. Pessereau. (forthcoming and accepted). “Mother’s Little Helper: A Feminist Political Ecology of West Africa’s Herbicide Revolution.” In: Barcus, H.R., R. Jones and S. Schmitz (eds). Rural Transformations: Globalization and its Implications for Rural People, Land, and Economies. London Taylor & Francis Group.

43.Alhadeff, S. and W.G. Moseley (forthcoming and accepted). “Canvas Totes and Plastic Bags: The Political Ecology of Food Assistance Effectiveness at Farmers' Markets in the Twin Cities.” In: Williams, A. and I. Luginaah (eds). Gender Matters Globally: Geography, Health and Sustainability. London: Routledge.

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42. Carter, E. and W.G. Moseley. (forthcoming and accepted). "COVID-19 and the political ecology of global food and health systems." In: eds. Andrews, G., J. Pearce, V. Crooks and J. Messina (eds.). COVID-19 and Similar Futures: Geographical perspectives, issues and agendas. Berlin: Springer.

41. Moseley, W.G. (forthcoming and accepted). “Political Agronomy 101: An Introduction to the Political Ecology of Industrial Cropping Systems.” In: Alexandros Gasparatos and Abubakari Ahmed (eds). The Political Ecology of Industrial Crops. London: Earthscan/Routledge.

40. Clapp, J., B. Burlingame, W.G. Moseley, P. Termine et al. 2020. “Food Security and Nutrition: Building A Global Narrative Towards 2030.” Report #15. High Level Panel of Experts (HLPE), UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS). June. http://www.fao.org/3/ca9731en/ca9731en.pdf

39. Moseley, W.G. 2020. “The African Sky is Best at Sunset: Debriefing to Reframe a Village Experience.” In Joan Gillespie, Dana Gross & Lisa Jasinski (eds.). Faculty as Global Learners: Opportunities and Strategies to Support Off-Campus Study Leaders at Liberal Arts Colleges. University of Michigan Press. Pgs 284-288.

38. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “La Nouvelle Révolution Verte pour l'Afrique et les Agricultrices au Mali et au Burkina Faso: Une Critique de l'Ecologie Politique.” In : Intersecting Identities: Coexistence, Conflict and Reconciliation in West Africa and Its Diasporas (Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of the Mande Studies Association). August 2-6, 2017. International University of Grand Bassam (IUGB) Côte d’Ivoire http://mandestudies.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Actes-du-congres_Proceedings_MANSA-10.pdf

37. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “One step forward, two steps back in farmer knowledge exchange: ‘scaling-up’ as Fordist replication in drag.” In: Sumberg, J. (ed). Agronomy for Development: The Politics of Knowledge in Agricultural Research, Abingdon: Routledge.

36. Moseley, W.G. 2017. “Dependency Theory.” In: Richardson, D. (ed). International Encyclopedia of Geography. New York: Wiley.

35. Moseley, W.G. 2016. “Leçons de la Crise Alimentaire Mondiale de 2008: Comment le Mali n'a éviter le Pire?” Proceedings of the Ninhth International Conference on Mande Studies (Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, June, 2014). http://mandestudies.org/wp-content/uploads/proceedings/ACTES-du-COLLOQUE-MANSA-9.pdf

34. Moseley, W.G. 2016. “Conservation-Preservation” In: Adamson, J., W.A. Gleason, and D.N. Pellow, eds. Keywords for Environmental Studies. New York: New York University Press. Pgs 41-44.

33. Moseley, W.G. 2015. “Regional value chains and productivity enhancement in Africa.” In: Hanson, K (ed). Contemporary Regional Development in Africa. Ashgate. (ISBN 978-1-4724-5143-9). Pgs 181-200.

32. Moseley, W.G. 2015. “Food Security and the ‘Green Revolution.’” In: Wright, J (ed). International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2nd ed. Elsevier. Pgs 307-310.

31. Moseley, W.G. 2014. “Structured Transformation and Natural Resources Management in Africa” In: Kobena T. Hanson, Cristina D'Alessandro and Francis Owusu (eds). Managing Africa's Natural Resources: Capacities for Development. Hampshire, UK: Palgrave. Pges 91-117.

30. Moseley, W.G. 2013. “Chapter 4. Structured Transformation and Natural Resources Management in Africa” In: Africa Capacity Building Foundation. 2013 Africa Capacity Indicators Report. Pp. 147-162.

29. Moseley, W.G. 2012. “Myths of Famine.” In: Bhandari, R., A. Reuss and C. Sturr (eds). Real World Globalization: A Reader in Economics, Business and Politics. Boston, MA: The Dollars and Sense Collective. Chapter 7.4 (this is a reprint of a 2012 article in Dollars & Sense magazine).

28. Moseley, W.G. 2011. “What I Tell My Students.” In: Barlow, A (ed). One Hand Does Not Catch a Buffalo: 50 Years of Amazing Peace Corps Stories. Volume One: Africa. Pp. 68-74.

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27. Moseley, W.G. and * E. Jerme 2010. “Desertification.” In: Warf, B. (ed). Encyclopedia of Geography. Sage Publications. Volume 2, pp. 715-719.

26. Murphy, A. et al. (w/ Moseley as co-author). 2010. Understanding the Changing Planet: Strategic Directions for the Geographical Sciences. Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences of the USA.

25. Moseley, W.G. 2009. “Response to Michael Watts.” Whither Development?: The Struggle for Livelihood in the Time of Globalization. Macalester International. Vol 24 (summer). Saint Paul: Macalester College. Pp. 140-149.

24. Moseley, W.G. 2009. “Understanding Africa in a Global Context.” In: Aryeetey-Attoh, S. (ed). Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa, 3rd Edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, Pearson Education. Pp. 15-28.

23. Moseley, W.G. 2008. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” In: Curran, S., A. Linton, A. Cooke, A. Schrank (eds). The Global Governance of Food. New York: Routledge.

22. Moseley, W.G. 2008. “Mali's Cotton Conundrum: Commodity Production and Development on the Periphery.” In: Moseley, W.G. and L.C. Gray (eds). Hanging by a Thread: Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press. Pp. 83-102.

21. Moseley, W.G. and L.C. Gray. 2008. “Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa.” In: Moseley, W.G. and L.C. Gray (eds). Hanging by a Thread: Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press. Pp. 1-31.

20. Gray, L.C. and W.G. Moseley. 2008. “Hanging by a Thread: The Future of Cotton in Africa.” In: Moseley, W.G. and L.C. Gray (eds). Hanging by a Thread: Cotton, Globalization and Poverty in Africa. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press. Pp. 272-281.

19. Moseley, W.G. 2008. “Understanding African Issues in Context: The Global and The Local as Interpreted by the Media, Scholars and Policymakers.” In: Moseley, W.G. (ed.). Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues, 3rd Edition. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill.

18. Moseley, W.G. 2008. Entry on cotton for the Encyclopedia of the Modern World. Edited by Peter N. Stearns. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 3, pp. 361-364.

17. Moseley, W.G. 2007. “Post-Apartheid Vineyards: Land Redistribution Begins to Transform South Africa’s Wine Country.” In: Rakocy, B., A. Reuss and C. Sturr (eds). Real World Globalization: A Reader in Economics, Business and Politics. Boston, MA: The Dollars and Sense Collective. pp. 377-386. (this is a reprint of a 2006 article in Dollars & Sense magazine)

16. Moseley, W.G. 2007. “Discount Rate.” Encyclopedia of Environment and Society. Edited by Paul Robbins. Sage Publications. Volume 2, pgs 464-465.

15. Moseley, W.G. 2007. “Mali.” Encyclopedia of Environment and Society. Edited by Paul Robbins. Sage Publications. Volume 3, pgs 1085-1086.

14. Moseley, W.G., D. Lanegran and K. Pandit. 2007. “Introduction: Situating Geography.” In: Moseley, W.G., D. Lanegran and K. Pandit (eds). The Introductory Reader in Human Geography: Contemporary Debates and Classic Writings. Malden, MA: Blackwell Press.

13. Moseley, W.G. 2006. “Understanding African Issues in Context: Global and Local Forces.” In: Moseley, W.G. (ed.). Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues, 2nd Edition. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill. Pp. xvii-xxv.

12. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Cotton.” In: Helmut Geist (ed.) Our Earth’s Changing Land: An Encyclopedia of Land- Use and Land-Cover Change. Volume 1. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. Pp. 148-151.

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11. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Food Security.” In: Helmut Geist (ed.) Our Earth’s Changing Land: An Encyclopedia of Land-Use and Land-Cover Change. Volume 1. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. Pp. 234-235.

10. Moseley, W.G. 2005. “Poverty.” In: Helmut Geist (ed.) Our Earth’s Changing Land: An Encyclopedia of Land- Use and Land-Cover Change. Volume 2. Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group. Pp. 478-481.

9. Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. 2005. “Food Security.” In: Wisner, B., C. Toulmin and R. Chitiga (eds). Toward a New Map of Africa. London: Earthscan Publications. Pp. 133-152.

8. Moseley, W.G. 2004. "Yankee Go Home: Tales of a Northerner Educated in the South." In: Wheeler, JO and SD Braun. The Role of the South in the Making of American Geography: Centennial of the AAG. Blackwell Publishers. Pp 386-391.

7. Moseley, W.G. 2004. “Interpreting African Issues: Commentators, Scholars, Policymakers.” In: Moseley, W.G. (ed.). Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial African Issues. Guilford, CT: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin. Pp. xiii- xxi.

6. Moseley. W.G. 2004. “Environmental Degradation and ‘Poor’ Smallholders in the West African Sudano-Sahel: Global Discourses and Local Realities.” In: Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. (eds). African Environment and Development: Rhetoric, Programs, Realities. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited. Pp. 41-62.

5. Logan, B.I. and W.G. Moseley. 2004. “African Environment and Development: An Introduction.” In: Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. (eds). African Environment and Development: Rhetoric, Programs, Realities. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited. Pp. 1-14.

4. Moseley, W.G. 2004. “Whither African Environment and Development?” In: Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. (eds). African Environment and Development: Rhetoric, Programs, Realities. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited. Pp. 229-240.

3. Moseley, W.G. 2002. “Peripheral Vision: Globalization, Sustainable Development, and the Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” In: Logan, B.I. (ed.) Globalization, the Third World State and Poverty-Alleviation in The Twenty-First Century. Hampshire, UK: Ashgate Publishing Ltd. Pp. 181-196.

2. Moseley, W.G., J.A. Earl and L. Diarra. 2002. "La decentralization et les conflits entre agriculteurs et éleveurs dans le delta intérieur du Niger." [Decentralization and Farmer-Herder Conflicts in the Inner Niger Delta] In: Orange D., Arfi R., Kuper M., Morand P., Poncet Y. (eds.) La Gestion Intégrée des Ressources Naturelles en Zones Inondables Tropicales. Collection Colloques et Séminaires. Institut de Recherche pour le Développement. Paris, France. Pp. 101-118.

1. Moseley, W.G. 1996. “A Foundation for Coping with Environmental Change: Indigenous Agroecological Knowledge Among the Bambara of Djitoumou, Mali.” In Adams, W.M., and Slikkerveer, J. (eds.). Indigenous Knowledge and Change in African Agriculture. Studies in Technology and Social Change Series, No. 26. pgs. 11- 130. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University.

D. Book Reviews

2021. Review of Matthew Schnurr. Africa’s Gene Revolution: Genetically Modified Crops and the Future of African Agriculture. McGill-Queen’s University Press. In: The AAG Review of Books (forthcoming).

2020. Co-authored review. Corey Johnson, Marie Price, Glen MacDonald, William G. Moseley, Dawn Wright & Alexander B. Murphy (2020) Geography: Why It Matters. In: The AAG Review of Books, 8(1): 34-42.

2019. Review of Jane Battersby and Vanessa Watson (eds). Urban Food Systems Governance and Poverty in African Cities. London: Routledge. Urban Studies. 56(14), 3047–3050.

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2019. Review of Chappell, J. Beginning to End Hunger: Food and the Environment in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and Beyond. Oakland, CA: University of California Press. AAG Review of Books. 7(3): 181-183.

2013. Review of Carmody, P. The New Scramble for Africa. Malden, MA: Polity Press. Economic Geography. 89(3): 313-314.

2012. Review of Ryan, O. Chocolate Nations: Living and Dying for Cocoa in West Africa. New York: Zed Books. Economic Geography. 88(3): 341-342.

2011. Review of T. Bassett and A. Winter-Nelson. The Atlas of World Hunger. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 101(5): 1173-1174.

2009. Review of N. Fold and M.N. Larsen (eds). Globalization and Restructuring of African Commodity Flows. Uppsala: The Nordic Africa Institute. Canadian Journal of African Studies. 43(3): 588-590.

2008. Review of C.M. Good, Jr. The Steamer Parish: The Rise and Fall of Missionary Medicine on an African Frontier. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. The Professional Geographer. 60(4): 593-595.

2005. Review (with Erika Jermé) of J. Fairhead and M. Leach. Science, Society and Power: Environmental Knowledge and Policy in West Africa and the Caribbean. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. African Studies Review. 48(3): 187-188.

2005. Review of W. Beinart and J. McGregor. Social History & African Environments. Oxford: James Currey. The Professional Geographer. 57(4): 614-615.

2005. Review of J. Keeley and I. Scoones. Understanding Environmental Policy Processes: Cases from Africa. London: Earthscan Publications. The Geographical Journal. 171(2): 190.

2003. Review of R. Tripp. Seed Provision & Agricultural Development. London: Overseas Development Institute/Oxford: James Curry/Portsmouth(N.H.): Heinemann. African Studies Review. 46(1): 201-203.

2002. Review of T.J. Bassett. The Peasant Cotton Revolution in West Africa: Côte d’Ivoire, 1880-1995. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 92(4): 801-803.

2002. Review of T.A. Benjaminsen and C. Lund, eds. Politics, Property and Production in the West African Sahel: Understanding Natural Resources Management. Uppsala, Sweden: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. The Professional Geographer. 54(4): 568-570.

2001. Review of K.M. Baker. Indigenous Land Management in West Africa. An Environmental Balancing Act. New York: Oxford University Press. African Studies Review. 44(3): 110-111.

E. Non-Refereed Editorials, Radio, TV and Print Interviews, and Reports

2020 Clapp, J., W.G. Moseley, P. Termine et al. “Impacts of COVID-19 on food security and nutrition: developing effective policy responses to address the hunger and malnutrition pandemic.” HLPE Issues Paper. High Level Panel of Experts (HLPE), UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS). September.

HLPE. “Impact of COVID-19 on Food Security and Nutrition (FSN).” HLPE Issues Paper. High Level Panel of Experts (HLPE), UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS). March 24.

Moseley, W.G. “The Geography of COVID-19 and a Vulnerable Global Food System.” World Politics Review. May 12.

Moseley, W.G. “How will COVID-19 affect Africa’s food systems?” African Arguments. March 25.

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2019 Interview with Adam Klein. African Sky Podcast. Oct 1, 2019. (https://africansky.org/podcast/episode-5- bill-moseley/)

Moseley, W.G. “Africa’s Crippling Drought Shows the Importance of Climate Change Adaptation. World Politics Review. July 22.

Video of live public conversation with Macalester College President Brian Rosenberg & former student Julia Morgan. Big Questions Seattle: How Will We Sustainably Feed Nine Billion People in 2050? January 31, 2019. Seattle, WA. (https://www.macalester.edu/news/2019/01/big-questions-seattle-how- will-we-sustainably-feed-nine-billion-people-in-2050/#/0)

Moseley, W.G. “Städter wollen keine Hirse.” [City dwellers do not want millet]. Welt Sichten. Pgs 13-17. December/January.

2018 Moseley, W.G. “Transactional foreign aid doesn’t work.” MinnPost. November 2.

Moseley, W.G. “Trump is giving protectionism a bad name” Dollars and Sense. Sept/Oct.

Moseley, W.G. and J. Morgan. “Why it’s important to recognise multiple food systems in Africa.” The Conversation Africa. June 18.

Moseley, W.G. “Is food self-sufficiency making a come-back?” African Arguments. June 15.

Moseley, W.G. “National Geographic’s Mea Culpa Isn’t Enough.” Africa is a Country. April 24.

2017 Moseley, W.G. “Trump, tribalism and the end of American capitalism.” Al jazeera English. Dec 15.

2016 Moseley, W.G. “A Political Economy Analysis of the ILRI/IITA Crop Livestock Integration Project in Burundi.” Policy report for International Livestock Research Institute and International Institute for Tropical Agriculture. Nov 15.

Moseley, W.G. and R. Fehr. “Female farmers suffer most in southern Africa drought.” Al jazeera English. Sept 30

2015 Moseley, W.G. “Climate change adaptation is not just about vulnerable countries.” African Arguments. Dec 29

Moseley, W.G. "The dark alliance of global philanthropy and capitalism." Al jazeera English. Dec 1.

Moseley, W.G. "The US must stand by Mali, our friend and ally." Minneapolis StarTribune. Nov 25.

Moseley, W.G. "Beware the Green Revolution." African Arguments. Oct 7.

Moseley, W.G. “Africa’s entrepreneurial dilemma.” Al jazeera English (print). August 4.

Moseley, W.G. “How outsiders are complicit in African issues.” Minneapolis StarTribune. July 31.

Moseley, W.G. “The pope, U.S. conservatives and the climate of capitalism.” MinnPost. July 15.

Moseley, W.G. “Climate change and female farmers in Botswana.” Al jazeera English (print). June 19.

2014 Moseley, W.G. “The Limits of New Social Entrepreneurship.” Al jazeera English (print). Dec 22.

Moseley, W.G. “What we can learn from Cuba's agroecology.” Minneapolis StarTribune. Dec 21.

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Moseley, W.G. “What Westerners can learn from the Hajj.” Minneapolis StarTribune. October 7.

Moseley, W.G. 2014. “Artisanal Gold Mining's Curse on West African Farming.” Al jazeera English (print). July 9.

Moseley, W.G. “Graduation advice for aspiring humanitarians.” Al jazeera English (print). May 28.

Moseley, W.G. “Geographic Perspective Matters in Policy Debates.” MN 2020. May 12.

Moseley, W.G. “Minnesota’s Enduring Relationship with the Peace Corps.” MN 2020. March 12.

Moseley, W.G. “How a coup d’état drove a scholar to social media.” Africa is a Country. January 20.

Moseley, W.G. “Why we get fat?” Al jazeera-English (print). January 20.

2013 Moseley, W.G. “No food for the poor: Malthus and Republican ideologues.” Al jazeera-English (print). November 18.

Moseley, W.G. and V. Malwatte. “Sri Lanka's tropical beaches: A development trap?” Al jazeera-English (print). October 25.

Moseley, W.G., S. Peyton and J. Battersby. “The real solution to South Africa's food problem.” Al jazeera-English (print). September 8.

Moseley, W.G. “Crossing the Sahara in a different era” Al jazeera-English (print). Aug 11.

Moseley, W.G. and J.M. Lindgren. “The 'invisible' farmer and the global hunger debate.” Al jazeera- English (print). July 21.

Moseley, W.G. “Eating together and expanding the table.” Al jazeera-English (print). June 5.

Moseley, W.G. “Too many elephants in African parks?” Al jazeera-English (print). April 21.

Moseley, W.G. “Don't make the same anti-terrorism mistakes in Mali.” Al jazeera-English (print). Jan 15.

2012 Moseley, W.G. “Don’t Go Soft on Study Abroad: a Call for Academic Rigor.” Chronicle of Higher Education (print). December 12.

Moseley, W.G. "The corporate take-over of African food security and agricultural production." Good Governance Africa (print). November 1.

Interview about drought and corn crop. News and Views with Susie Jones. WCCO-AM radio. August 12.

Moseley, W.G. “A Silver Lining in the Drought.” New York Times (print). August 8.

Moseley, W.G. “Assaulting Tolerance in Mali.” Al jazeera-English (print). July 16.

Moseley, W.G. “Africa’s Future? Botswana’s Growth with Hunger.” Al jazeera-English (print). May 8.

Moseley, W.G. “A more radical choice for World Bank president.” Al jazeera- English (print). April 28.

Moseley, W.G. “Azawad: The latest African border dilemma.” Al jazeera-English (print). April 18.

Panel discussion and interview regarding situation in Mali (TV). “Are sanctions beginning to bite in Mali?” Aljazeera’s ‘Inside Story.’ | April 6. William G. Moseley, Page 13

Radio interview on “The World Today.” BBC. April 4.

Moseley, W.G. “Massive corruption does not justify Malian coup.” Al jazeera-English (print). April 1.

Moseley, W.G. “Mali's coup must be widely condemned.” Al Jazeera-English (print). March 23.

Moseley, W.G. "Famine Myths: Five Misunderstandings Related to the 2011 Hunger Crisis in the Horn of Africa." Dollars & Sense. March/April. pp. 17-21.

Moseley, W.G. "American decline and the imperative for higher education." Al jazeera – English (print). Feb 9.

Moseley, W.G. “Imperialism 2.0: EU fosters Botswana degradation.” Al jazeera – English (print). Feb 1.

2011 Moseley, W.G. “China’s farming history misapplied in Africa.” Al jazeera – English (print). October 27.

Interview with Tom Crann (Radio). “Macalester's William Moseley brings hunger-violence research to U.N.” MPR News. Minnesota Public Radio. October 3.

Interview (Television). “Famine in the Horn of Africa.” Almanac. Twin Cities Public Television. September 30.

Moseley, W.G. "Famine in the Horn of Africa: Malthus Beware.” Al jazeera – English (print). August 23.

Interviewed by Radio Sweden about famine in the Horn of Africa. August 11.

Panel discussion and interview regarding drought and famine in the Horn of Africa. Aljazeera's 'Inside Story' (TV). August 6, 2011.

Interviewed on Southern California Public Radio regarding famine in the Horn of Africa. Pat Morrison Show. August 4, 2011.

Moseley, W.G. "Why They’re Starving. The man-made roots of famine in the Horn of Africa." The Washington Post. July 29.pg. A19. (reprinted in Albany Times, Sacramento Bee, Santa Rosa Press Democrat, South Mississippi Sun Herald, Buffalo News, Muskegon Chronicle, Boulder Daily Camera, Takoma NewsTribune, Austin Statesman, Minn Post and West Hawaii Today).

Moseley, W.G. "Make farming energy efficient." Atlanta Journal-Constitution. June 3. pg. 15A.

Moseley, W.G. and Ana Miscolta-Cameron. Instructor’s Resource Guide: Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues (Online). 4th Edition. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill.

2010 Two Voice of America Stories profiling research undertaken by Moseley, Carney and Becker on the 2008 global food crisis in West Africa. 1) “West Africans, Free Markets and the '08 Food Crisis,” 3/14/2010. “Study Documents Effects of Market Policy Changes on Three West African Countries,” 3/22/2010

2009 Moseley, W.G. “Area Studies in a Global Context.” Chronicle of Higher Education. Nov 29.

Moseley, W.G. "Stop the Blanket Militarization of Humanitarian Aid." Foreign Policy. July 31

2008 Moseley, W.G. “Let’s not pull back on the Peace Corps.” Minneapolis StarTribune. Dec 11.

Moseley, W.G. “In search of a better revolution.” Minneapolis StarTribune. May 14. p. A11.

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Interviewed for article by Eric Blair. “Trading Places: The friction between the fair-trade and local-first movements” Charleston City Paper. April 30.

Moseley, W.G. Instructor’s Manual for Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues, 3rd Edition. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill.

2007 Moseley, W.G. “Farmers in developing world hurt by 'eat local' philosophy in U.S.” San Francisco Chronicle. November 18. pg. E5. (also published in the Seattle Post- Intelligencer on November 19, under the title “Change global marketplace rules,” reprinted in Farmer’s Market Today, March/April 2008).

Interviewed by Joel Grostephan. “Ethanol puts strain on immigrant farming.” Story produced by Great Lakes Radio Consortium for NPR affiliates. September 3.

Moseley, W.G. "A population remedy is right here at home: U.S. overconsumption is a bigger issue than fertility." The Philadelphia Inquirer. July 11.

Interviewed by Jean Feraca for Here on Earth, “Fair Trade Wine.” Wisconsin Public Radio. June 30.

*Kerr, LM and W.G. Moseley. “How Ethanol is Hurting the State’s Hmong Farmers.” Op-ed in the Minneapolis Star Tribune. May 18, pg. A19.

Moseley, W.G. “Transformation and the Delinquent South African Wine Connoisseur.” Op-ed in Cape Argus (Cape Town newspaper). March 19, pg. 13.

Selected and wrote summaries of articles appearing in the revised 11th edition of Global Studies: Africa. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin.

2006 Estrada, HM. “Time to Try S. African Wine, Prof. Says.” Minneapolis Star Tribune. Monday, September 18. p. B3. (Interview regarding worker produced, fair trade wine from South Africa).

Moseley, W.G. “America’s Lost Vision: The Demise of Development.” International Herald Tribune. Pg. 7, August 9 (reprinted in the November 2006 issue of the AAG Newsletter, p. 17).

Interviewed by Paul Crann of Minnesota Public Radio for All Things Considered. “Black economic empowerment enters South African wine industry.” August 7.

Moseley, W.G. Instructor’s Manual for Taking Sides: Clashing Views on African Issues, 2nd Edition. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill.

Moseley, W.G. "Post-Apartheid Vineyards: land redistribution begins to transform South Africa’s wine country." Dollars & Sense Magazine. Pp. 16-21. Jan/Feb Issue (Reprinted in the revised 11th edition (2007) and 12th edition (2008)) of Global Studies-Africa. Dubuque, IA: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin. Also reprinted in Real World Globalization, 9th Edition (2007). Boston: Dollars & Sense; and Real World Labor (2009) Boston: Dollars & Sense).

2005 Moseley, W.G. and S.T. Ledermann. “Global Cotton Economy: Prospect and Peril.” Africa Week Magazine. April.

2004 Moseley, W.G. “Cotton’s Not King: Farm Subsidies and Africa.” International Herald Tribune, July 20, pg. 8.

Moseley, W.G. “On Geography and the American Liberal Arts College.” Association of American Geographer’s Newsletter. 39(7):10.

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Moseley, W.G. and *Katie R. Ashton. Instructor’s Manual for Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial African Issues. Guilford, CT: McGraw-Hill/Dushkin.

2002. Moseley, W.G. “Reflections of an American Geographer on the Anniversary of September 11th.” Association of American Geographer’s Newsletter. 37(11):11-12 (reprinted in Moseley, W.G., D. Lanegran and K. Pandit (eds). 2007. The Introductory Reader in Human Geography: Contemporary Debates and Classic Writings. Malden, MA: Blackwell Press).

Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. “A Critical Examination of Two Famine Early Warning Methodologies in Zimbabwe: What Lessons May Be Learned?” Food Forum. Issue 60, p. 7-10.

Moseley, W.G. “Bush grasps to define enemy.” Chicago Sun Times. March 16 (Op-Ed).

Moseley, W.G. “Voodoo environmentalism.” The Christian Science Monitor. February 27 (Op-Ed).

2001 Moseley, W.G. “Peace Corps and People-Centered Development.” Daily Chronicle. October 19, p. A6 (Op-Ed).

1999 Moseley, W.G. “Assessment of Natural Resource Decision-Maker Priorities, Mali (West Africa)” Mimeo. SANREM CRSP. Watkinsville, GA, USA.

1997 Moseley, W.G. et al. Chapter regarding environmental programs in 1996 Agency Performance Report: U.S. Agency for International Development. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Agency for International Development.

Moseley, W.G. “Consultancy to Demonstrate Malawi Database and Examine Possibilities for Longer Term Use of the RiskMap Approach in Malawi: Final Report.” Mimeo. Lilongwe: Save the Children Fund (UK).

Moseley, W.G. and J. Earl. “RiskMap Food Security Baseline: Final Report for Lesotho.” Mimeo. London: Save the Children Fund (UK).

1996 Earl, J. and W.G. Moseley. “RiskMap Food Security Baseline: Final Report for Malawi.” Mimeo. London: Save the Children Fund (UK).

Earl, J and W.G. Moseley. “RiskMap Food Security Baseline: Final Report for Zimbabwe.” Mimeo. London: Save the Children Fund (UK).

1995 Moseley, W.G. “Credit, Market Women and Food Security in Mali.” In Learning From Experience, Special Issue on Gender. Save the Children Fund, London. Overseas Information and Research. pp. 8-9.

Moseley, W.G. "Securing Livelihoods in Marginal Environments: Can NGOs Make a Long Term Difference?" in Policy In The Making, Poverty and Food Economy: Assessing Livelihoods. Save the Children Fund, London. Policy Development Unit Discussion Paper Number 4: 12-22.

1994 Moseley, W.G. et al. “Rapport d’Evaluation sur La Banque Grameen de L’Association des Femmes d’Attara.” Mimeo. Mopti, Mali: Save the Children Fund (UK).

1993 Earl, J. and W.G. Moseley. “Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Non-Formal Education as the Core of Sustainable Community Development: The Case of Djitoumou, Mali.” Mimeo. Ann Arbor: Population- Environment Dynamics Project, University of Michigan.

1992 Moseley, W.G. “Measuring the Environmental Sustainability of Human Economies: Some Suggestions and Examples of Indicators at the National Level.” Mimeo. Washington, D.C.: Environment Department, The World Bank.

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1991 Moseley, W.G. “Policy Prospects for a Post-Conference Niger.” Mimeo. Niamey, Niger: Economics Section, U.S. Embassy.

Mora, L., W.G. Moseley and J. Kinney. Crisis at Our Doorstep: Occupational and Environmental Health for Mexico-U.S.-Canada Trade Negotiations. Chicago: NSWI Press.

1990 Moseley, W.G. "United States-Mexican Free Trade & The Occupational Health Crisis of Mexico's Maquiladoras." Workplace Safety & Health, August, p.2.

PRESENTATIONS / CONFERENCE ACTIVITY

A. Invited Presentations at Other Universities, Colleges and Institutes

2020 Moseley, W.G. "Food Security and Nutrition: Building A Global Narrative Towards 2030." Trinity University, Arlington, TX. November 12.

Moseley, W.G. “Impacts of COVID-19 on food security and nutrition: developing effective policy responses to address the hunger and malnutrition pandemic.” TLI FOCUS SEMINAR: The Governance of Food (In-)Security During and Post-COVID-19. King’s College, London, UK, November 11.

Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa.” Geography Department, George Washington University, Washington, DC. November 5.

Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa.” Alexandria Technical and Community College. Alexandria, MN. September 15.

2019 Moseley, W.G. “Problems with the Ricardian Food Security Dream: Botswana's Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Workshop on Managed aquifer recharge with check dams to increase water availability in Botswana. University of Botswana. July 9-12.

Moseley, W.G. “Agriculture on the Brink: Climate Change, Labor and Smallholder Farming in Botswana.” Woodin Environmental Studies Colloquium. Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT. March 20-21.

2018 Moseley, W.G. “Rice Value Chains and Poor Female Farmers: A Political Ecology of the New Green Revolution for Africa and Women’s Nutrition in Burkina Faso.” Department of Geography, University of Denver, Denver, CO. May 31.

2017 Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa and Female Farmers: A Political Ecology Critique.” African Studies Dept, Penn State University, State College, PA, March 22.

Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa and Female Farmers: A Political Ecology Critique.” Dept of Geography, George Washington University, Washington, DC. Feb 17.

2016 Moseley, W.G. “Has Development Agronomy Learned the Wrong Lessons from the First Green Revolution? The Troubling Assumptions of the New Green Revolution for Africa.” African Studies Initiative, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Oct 28.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Dept of Geography, University of Minnesota at Duluth. April 20.

Moseley, W.G. Panellist for roundtable discussion on African Studies Beyond the Research Institution. African Studies Initiative, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, April 7.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform & Food Security in West Africa.” Department of Geography, Illinois State University, Normal, IL. Mar 17 William G. Moseley, Page 17

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Department of Geography, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, Feb 26.

2015 Moseley, W.G. 2015. “Can Markets & Technology Solve the Scourge of Global Hunger? The New Green Revolution for Africa, Marginal Communities, & Rural Malnutrition in Mali.” Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. October 27.

Moseley, W.G. 2015. “Problems with the Ricardian Food Security Dream: Botswana's Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Department of Geography, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. Oct 2.

Moseley, W.G. 2015. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Department of Geography, University of Pune, Pune, India. Sept 12.

Moseley, W.G. 2015. “A Critical Perspective on Mainstream American Environmental Thinking: Rethinking the Hetch Hetchy Valley Controversy.” American Studies Program, Ferguson College, Pune, India. Sept 8.

Moseley, W.G. “Food Security and Food Crisis: An Interdisciplinary Conversation with Professor William Moseley.” Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. April 13.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Department of Geography, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL. March 31.

Moseley, W.G. “Public Scholarship and Social Media.” Department of Geography, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL. March 31.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Global Studies Program, Saint Lawrence University, Canton, NY, Food Studies Program, Ohio University, Athens, OH. Feb 23.

Moseley, W.G. Value (Chain) Proposition: Mali's Smallholder Farmers and Global Agriculture's Final Frontier.” International Roundtable, Hamline University, Saint Paul, MN. Feb 20.

2014 Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Geography Awareness Week Speaker. Geography Department, South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD. Nov 3.

Moseley, W.G. “Problems with the Ricardian Food Security Dream: Botswana's Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Geography Department, Ohio University, Athens, OH. October 24.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Food Studies Program, Ohio University, Athens, OH. October 23.

Moseley, W.G. “Regional Value Chains & Productivity Enhancements: the Cases of Rice and Cacao in West Africa.” Webinar presenter for UNDP Learning Network on Capacity Development. May 5.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods & Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire & Mali.” Development Alternatives, Inc. Bethesda, MD. March 26.

Moseley, W.G. “Getting to Real Agricultural Development in Africa.” Panel presenter for Weissberg Chair event, Beloit College, Beloit, WI, April 4.

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Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Keynote for conference: Mapping Outside the Lines: Geography as a Nexus for Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Research. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, February 21.

2013 Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods & Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire & Mali.” African Studies Program, Penn State University, November 20, State College, PA

Moseley, W.G. “Understanding the Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Department of Environmental Science, University of Pune, Oct 24, Pune, India.

Moseley, W.G. “Human-Environment Interactions in the Context of Globalization: An Introduction to Political Ecology.” ACM Study Abroad Program, Oct 23, Pune, India.

Moseley, W.G. “Thoughts on global food security.” Perspectives on Global Food Security and Social Justice: A Roundtable Discussion. University of Minnesota, May 8, Minneapolis, MN.

2012 Moseley, W.G. “Migration and Urban Food Security Dynamism in Times of Change: The Case of Mali.” Workshop on Migration, Urbanization and Food Security. African Food Security Urban Network. November 26-27. Cape Town, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” African Studies Program, Gustavus Adolphus College, November 12. Saint Peter, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “The Global Food System and Botswana’s Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” International Roundtable, Hamline University, Sept 21, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Hunger Amidst Plenty: Urban-Rural Food Insecurity Dynamics in Botswana.” Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana, March 28, Gaborone, Botswana.

Moseley, W.G. “Lessons from the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Agro-Food Dynamics in Mali.” Oxfam USA, March 20, Washington, DC, Minneapolis, MN.

2011 Moseley, W.G. “Famine Myths.” Food Insecurity Forum of the Under-Told Stories Project. Saint Mary’s University. Nov. 16, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “China’s Green Revolution and African Agricultural Development: Dis-Oriented Histories and Misapplied Lessons.” Institute for Advanced Study, University of Minnesota, Oct. 14, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Food insecurity and violence.” Presentation to closed-door seminar co-sponsored by United Nations Framework Team for Action and Social Science Research Council (SSRC) Conflict Prevention and Peace Forum. October 3. New York, NY.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” Department of Environmental Science, University of Botswana, March 17, Gaborone, Botswana.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” Agrarian Studies Program, Yale University, Jan 21, New Haven, CT.

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2010 Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Featured Professional Night Speaker. Advanced Placement Human Geography Readings. Cincinnati, OH, June 6.

Moseley, W.G. “Agricultural Change in Mali (West Africa)” and “The Causes and consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis.” Institute of Public Health, University of Minnesota, June 1, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G, J. Carney and L. Becker. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” Coffee Hour Seminar Series. Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. May 7.

Moseley, W.G.. Panel on Development. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on International Development (IPID). University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. February 15.

2009 Moseley, W.G, J. Carney and L. Becker. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” African Studies Center, University of Kansas, September 18, Lawrence, KS.

Moseley, W.G. “African Studies and the Area Studies Debate: A Liberal Arts College Perspective.” Keynote address. Africa Network Conference. Lisle, IL, April 17.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis. “ Keynote speaker. Annual Meeting of the UN Association of Minnesota. Feb 15. Minneapolis, MN.

2008 Moseley, W.G. “Trade and Development in Mali and South Africa.” Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change Graduate Program. University of Minnesota, Nov 18, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” Yi-Fu Tuan Lecture Series, Dept of Geography, University of Wisconsin, Sept 26, Madison, WI.

Moseley, W.G. “West African Environmental Narratives and Development-Volunteer Praxis.” Colorado College, September 5, Colorado Springs, CO.

Moseley, W.G. “Agricultural Change in Mali (West Africa).” Institute of Public Health, University of Minnesota, May 29, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “West African Environmental Narratives and Development-Volunteer Praxis.” Grinnell College, April 24, Grinnell, IA.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” Provincial Dept. of Agriculture, March 13 and 19, Elsenburg and Caledon, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” Dept. of Geography, Witwaterstrand University, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” Dept of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, March 12, Cape Town, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” Anderson Visiting Lecture, Center for African Studies, University of Florida, Feb 22, Gainesville, FL.

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Moseley, W.G. “Structural Myopia: Relative Wealth, the Environment and Vulnerability in the Malian Cotton Basin.” Anderson Visiting Lecture, Dept of Geography, University of Florida, February 21, Gainesville, FL.

2007 Moseley, W.G. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” International Roundtable Series. Hamline University, November 9. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” Carleton College, February 27, Northfield, MN

2006 Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Policy versus Agrarian Justice: Farm Workers and Land Redistribution in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.” Invited seminar presentation. Centre for Environment, Agriculture & Development, University of KwaZulu-Natal, July 14, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and the Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited seminar presentation. Department of Geology, Carleton College, May 11, Northfield, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited seminar presentation. Department of Geography, University of Iowa, April 21, Ames, IA.

Moseley, W.G. “The Nature-Society Tradition in Geography: Examples of Research in Mali and South Africa.” Environmental and Technology Studies Program, Carleton College, April 13, Northfield, MN

2005 Moseley, W.G. “Poverty, Environment and Rural Livelihoods in Mali.” Invited Presentation. Carleton College French Department, November 8, Northfield, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Mali’s Cotton Conundrum: Commodity Production and Development on the Periphery.” Invited seminar presentation. Programme for Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS), University of the Western Cape, August 26, Belleville, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. and P. Laris. “Interrogating Past Lives: Development Volunteers and Environmental Narratives.” Invited seminar presentation, Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town, August 24, Cape Town, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited seminar presentation. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of the Western Cape, August 4, Belleville, South Africa.

2004 Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited seminar presentation. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, Stellenbosch University, June 15, Stellenbosch, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited seminar presentation. Department of Environmental and Geographical Science. University of Cape Town, June 8, Cape Town, South Africa.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Coffee Hour Seminar Series. Department of Geography, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN. April 2.

2003 Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Invited guest lecture. Department of History, Carleton College, October 3, Northfield, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change and Household Food Economy in Mali.” Geography Seminar Series. Minnesota State University, September 26, Mankato, MN. William G. Moseley, Page 21

Moseley, W.G. “The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change and Household Food Economy in Mali.” Global Development Studies Seminar Series. Grinnell College. April 28. Grinnell, IA.

Moseley, W.G. “Environment-Development Debates and Agricultural Transformation in Mali.” Invited guest lecture. Department of Anthropology. Grinnell College. April 28. Grinnell, IA.

2002 Logan, B.I. and W.G. Moseley. “The Politics of Discourse and Famine Early Warning Systems in Africa.” World Food Day Symposium. Ethno-Ecology Biodiversity Lab. Department of Anthropology. University of Georgia. October. Athens, GA.

Moseley, W.G. “The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change and Household Food Economy in Mali.” Invited lecture at the School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan. October 11. Ann Arbor, MI.

Moseley, W.G. “A Journey Through Africa: Reflecting on Ten Years in the Development Business.” Northern Illinois University Department of Geography Colloquium Series. February. DeKalb, IL.

2001 Moseley, W.G. “La Dynamique Pauvreté – Dégradation Environnementale, L’Economie Alimentaire et La Production de Coton au Mali.” Paper presented at seminar organized by the Institut d’Economie Rurale (IER). January. Bamako, Mali.

Moseley, W.G. “L’Or Blanc et La Dynamique de la Pauvreté au Mali.” Paper presented at seminar organized by Point Sud. January. Bamako, Mali.

Moseley, W.G. “La Dynamique Pauvreté – Dégradation Environnementale, L’Economie Alimentaire et La Production de Coton au Mali.” Paper presented at seminar organized by the Centre Régional de Recherche Agricole (CRRA). January. Sikasso, Mali.

2000 Logan, B.I. and W.G. Moseley. “The Political Ecology of CAMPFIRE or How Programme Implementation Threatens the Fire in the Camp.” Paper presented at seminar organized by the Southern African Regional Institute for Policy Studies. July. Harare, Zimbabwe.

1999 Moseley, W.G. “Images from Mali, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Lesotho: Reflections on Ten Years in the Development Biz.” University of Georgia, Department of Geography Brown Bag Series. March, Athens, GA.

B. Conference Paper and Roundtable Presentations

2021 Moseley, W.G. Panelist for roundtable on “Prospects for Peace, Democracy and Gender Equality?– Collaborative Research, Grounded Policy, and Citizen Mobilization.” Virtual webinar on West African Dynamics. Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden. January 28.

2020 Moseley, WG. and E. Pessereau. 2020. "Mother’s Little Helper: A Feminist Political Ecology of West Africa’s Herbicide Revolution." Virtual Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November 20.

Moseley. W.G. and J. Battersby. “The Vulnerability and Resilience of African Food Systems, Food Security and Nutrition in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic.” Virtual Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November 20.

Moseley, W.G. panellist in virtual roundtable. Discussion of HLPE Report: Radically Transforming Food Systems for Global Food Security and Nutrition. July 13. Virtual Annual Conference of the Institute of Food Technologists.

Moseley, W.G. panellist in virtual roundtable. “Slow geographies and ecological-ethical dilemmas of international research.” Virtual Annual meeting of the American Association of Geographers. April 8. William G. Moseley, Page 22

2019 Moseley, W.G. “Diverse Diets and Markets: An Arranged Marriage? A Political Ecology of the New Green Revolution for Africa and Women’s Nutrition in Burkina Faso.” Annual meeting of African Studies Association. Boston, MA. Nov 21-23.

Moseley, W.G. “Honoring the Unflinchingly Positive Chérif Keïta, the Mande World’s Extraordinary Ambassador.” Part of a special session entitled “Scholar, Mansaba, and Master of the Word: Chérif Keïta’s Life in Mande and African Studies.” Annual meeting of African Studies Association. Boston, MA. Nov 21-23.

Moseley, W.G. “Turbulence on the Periphery: The New Green Revolution for Africa as a Contested Narrative of Incorporation. Annual meeting of the American Association of Geographers. April 3-7, Washington, DC.

2018 Moseley, W.G. “Boserupian Intensification Under Geopolitical Isolation: A Political Ecology of Crop- Livestock Integration in Burundi” Annual meeting of African Studies Association. Atlanta, GA Nov 28- 30.

Moseley, W.G. 2018. “Rice Value Chains and Poor Female Farmers: A Political Ecology of the New Green Revolution for Africa, Agrobiodiversity, & Women’s Nutrition in Burkina Faso.” Political Ecology Network Biennial Conference. Oslo, Norway. June 19-22.

Moseley, W.G. 2018. “Rice Value Chains and Poor Female Farmers: A Political Ecology of the New Green Revolution for Africa and Women’s Nutrition in Burkina Faso.” Annual meeting of the American Association of Geographers. New Orleans, LA, USA. April 10-14.

2017 Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa and Burkina’s Women Rice Farmers: A Feminist Political Agronomy Perspective.” Annual meeting of African Studies Association. Chicago, IL Nov 16-19.

Moseley, W.G. 2017. “La Nouvelle Révolution Verte pour l'Afrique et les Agricultrices au Mali et au Burkina Faso: Une Critique de l'Ecologie Politique.” Tenth International Conference of the Mande Studies Association. August 2-6, 2017. International University of Grand Bassam (IUGB) Côte d’Ivoire.

Moseley, W.G. “The New Green Revolution for Africa and Female Farmers: A Political Ecology Critique.” Annual Meeting of the American Geographical Association, Boston, MA, April 5-8, 2017.

Moseley, W.G. “Trump’s America or Our America?: A View from the Periphery.” Special session on “Public Intellectualism in a Trump America.” Annual Meeting of the American Geographical Association, Boston, MA, April 5-8, 2017.

Moseley, W.G. “Food & Water Plenary Session speaker.” Annual Meeting of the American Geographical Association, Boston, MA, April 5-8, 2017.

2016 Moseley, W.G. “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back in Farmer Knowledge Exchange: ‘Scaling-Up’ as Fordist Replication in Drag.” Annual meeting of African Studies Association, Washington DC. Dec 1-3.

Moseley, W.G. “Value (Chain) Proposition: West Africa’s Smallholder Farmers and Global Agriculture’s Final Frontier.” An International, Interdisciplinary Conference, Development in Question, The 5th annual conference of the Development Sociology Section of the ASA. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. October 6-8.

Moseley, W.G. “Why Capitalism Can’t Have Its Cake & Feed the Hungry Too: On the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal for Food Security and Agriculture in Africa.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA. Mar 29-Apr 1.

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Moseley, W.G. Roundtable discussion on “Conversations Between STS and Agri-Food: The Global Geography of Knowledge-Making and Use.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA. Mar 29-Apr 1.

Moseley, W.G. “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back in Farmer Knowledge Exchange: ‘Scaling-Up’ as Fordist Replication in Drag.” Contested Agronomy Conference, University of Sussex, Bristol, UK. 23-25 Feb.

2015 Moseley, W.G. “Agriculture on the Brink: Climate Change, Labor and Smallholder Farming in Botswana.” Annual meeting of the African Studies Association, San Diego, CA. Nov 19-21.

Moseley, W.G. “Value (Chain) Proposition: Mali’s Smallholder Farmers and Global Agriculture’s Final Frontier.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL 21-25 April.

Moseley, W.G. “Beyond the Resource Curse: Toward a Coordinated Approach to Natural Resource Management in Africa.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, 21-25 April.

2014 Moseley, W.G. “Value (Chain) Proposition: Mali’s Smallholder Farmers and Global Agriculture’s Final Frontier.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Indianapolis, IN, 20-22 November.

Moseley, W.G. “Smallhold Farming on the Brink of Extinction in Botswana: Climate Change, Labor & Political Economy.”Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Tampa, FL, April 8-12.

Moseley, W.G. “Panelist for roundtable on teaching about Africa.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Tampa, FL, April 8-12.

Moseley, W.G. “Panelist for roundtable geographers in the media.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Tampa, FL, April 8-12.

2013 Moseley, W.G. “Reflecting on the way forward in Mali.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Baltimore, MD, 22-23 November.

Moseley, W.G. “Problems with the Ricardian Food Security Dream: Botswana's Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, Apr 9-13.

Moseley, W.G. Panelist for roundtable on “Geography of the Contemporary Global Food Crisis” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, Apr 9-13.

Moseley, W.G. Panelist for roundtable on “Environmental Management and the Respacing of Livelihoods and Food Security in Sub-Saharan Africa” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, Apr 9-13.

2012 Moseley, W.G. “The Global Food System and Botswana’s Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Philadelphia, PA, Nov 29-Dec 1.

2011 Moseley, W.G. “China’s Green Revolution Narrative and Its Implications for African Agricultural Development.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Washington, DC, Nov 17-19.

Moseley, W.G. “China’s Green Revolution and African Agricultural Development: Dis-Oriented Histories and Misapplied Lessons.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Seattle, WA, April 12-16.

Moseley, W.G. Panelist for roundtable on “Geography, Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinarity.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Seattle, WA, April 12-16.

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Moseley, W.G. Roundtable on the Future of the African Geographical Review. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Seattle, WA, April 12-16.

2010 Moseley, W.G. “Lessons from the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Agro-Food Dynamics in Mali.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. San Francisco, CA, November 18-22.

Moseley, W.G. “Contrasting and Converging Perspectives of the American and Chinese Policy Establishments on Food and Agricultural Development in West Africa.” China and the Future of Human Geography, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, China, August 26-28.

Moseley, W.G. “Lessons from the 2008 Global Food Crisis: Urban Food Security and Rural Livelihoods in Mali.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Washington, DC, April 14-17.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Pragmatic critique and critical engagement in human- environment research.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April 14-17.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Strategic Directions for the Geographical Sciences: The Forthcoming National Research Council Report.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April 14-17.

2009 Moseley, W.G, J. Carney and L. Becker. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 22-27.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Doing land reform: geographers interpret contemporary struggles over land.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 22-27.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Long term collaboration and meaningful partnerships with African universities.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 22-27.

2008 Moseley, W.G. . “Structural Myopia: Relative Wealth, the Environment and Vulnerability in the Malian Cotton Basin.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, Nov 14.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Narratives, Land Redistribution Policy and the Silent Small Farming Alternative in South Africa’s Western Cape.” International Geographical Congress, Tunis, Tunisia, August 12-15.

Moseley, W.G. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, April 15-19.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Writing for Success: Getting Geography Op-Eds in the Newspaper.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, April 15-19.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Study Abroad I: Critical Perspectives on Service Learning and Development.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, MA, April 15- 19.

2007 Moseley, W.G. “Collaborating in the Field, Working for Change: Reflecting on Partnerships Between Academics, Development Organizations and Rural Communities in Africa.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, New York, NY. October 18-21.

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Moseley, W.G and B. McCusker. “Fighting the Fire with a Broken Tea Cup: South Africa’s Land Redistribution for Agricultural Development Programme.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, CA. April 17-21.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Bringing Geography to the World.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, CA. April 17-21.

2006 Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Agricultural Narratives, Land Redistribution Policy and the Silent Small Farming Alternative in South Africa’s Western Cape.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. San Francisco, CA. November 16-19.

Moseley, W.G. “Environmental Justice and Land Reform in the New South Africa: The Case of Farm Workers in the Western Cape Province.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Chicago, IL. March 7-11.

2005 Moseley, W.G. “Subaltern Agroecological Knowledge and Environmental Justice in the New South Africa: Neoliberal Agricultural Policy, Farm Worker Insights and Land Reform in the Western Cape Province.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Washington, D.C. November 17-19

Moseley, W.G. “Making Knee Jerk Environmentalists Think: A Geographic Perspective on Conservation and Preservation.” Annual Meeting of the West Lakes Division, Association of American Geographers. Iowa City, Iowa, November 4.

Moseley, W.G. and P. Laris. “Interrogating Past Lives: Development Volunteers and Environmental Narratives.” Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “ Public Scholarship, Community Engagement, and Field Work.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Geography and the American Liberal Arts College: Ideas and Strategies for Augmenting the Presence of Geography.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on “Geography and the Media: Writing Opinion Pieces for the Print Media.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO.

2004 Moseley, W.G. “Mali’s Cotton Conundrum: Commodity Production and Development on the Periphery.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, November 11-14, New Orleans, LA.

Moseley, W.G. “Mali’s Cotton Dilemma: Commodity Production and Development on the Periphery.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March 15-19, Philadelphia, PA.

Moseley. W.G. “The Role of Geographic Methods, Approaches and Perspectives in Addressing African Development Challenges.” Roundtable presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, March 15-19, 2004.

2003. Moseley, W.G. and P. Laris. “Interrogating Past Lives: Development Volunteers and Environmental Narratives.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. October 31, Boston, MA.

Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Paper presented at Research and Pedagogy in Political Ecology: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Environment and Development Studies, October 24-25, St. Paul, MN. William G. Moseley, Page 26

Moseley, W.G. “(Re)Examining Rural African Livelihoods and Environmental Change: Relative Wealth and Vulnerability in the Malian Cotton Basin.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers (J. Warren Nystrom Dissertation Competition). New Orleans, LA, March 5-8.

Moseley, W.G. “The Region and Political Ecology in Africa.” Roundtable on Political Ecology in the Regions, Africa. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. New Orleans, LA, March 5-8.

Moseley, W.G. “Leaving Hallowed Practices for Hollow Ground: Wealth, Poverty and Cotton Production in Southern Mali.” Paper Presented at the Twin Cities Africanist Symposium. Sacred Ground: Memory, Ritual and Place in Africa. Carleton College, 21-22 February. Northfield, MN.

2002 Moseley, W.G. “Export Orientation, Environmental Change and Household Vulnerability in the Malian Cotton Basin.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. December. Washington, D.C.

Moseley, W.G. “Reflecting on Fieldwork in Geography.” Roundtable on Fieldwork in Geography. Annual Meeting of the West Lakes Division, Association of American Geographers. October 18. Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Collaborative Insight: Reflecting on Fieldwork Partnerships Between Academics, NGOs, Research Assistants and Rural Communities in Africa.” Paper presented at the West African Research Association’s Interdisciplinary Symposium on Fieldwork in Africa. June. Dakar, Senegal.

Moseley, W.G. “The Rural Wealth-Poverty Continuum and Environmental Management: The Case of Mali’s Cotton Belt” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. March. Los Angeles, CA.

2001 Moseley, W.G. “Rural Livelihoods and Old King Cotton: The Cotton Filière and Poverty-Environment Interactions in Mali.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November. Houston, TX.

Moseley, W.G. “Cotton and the Rural Poverty–Environment Dynamic in Mali.” Paper presented at conference Environmental Issues and Development in Africa. Center for African Studies, Ohio State University, May, Columbus, OH.

Moseley, W.G. “(Re)Examining Rural African Livelihoods and Environmental Change: Relative Wealth and Vulnerability in the Malian Cotton Basin.” Paper presented at the University of Georgia Year 2001 Conference. The Big Unknowns in Global Change. April. Athens, GA.

Moseley, W.G. “Sahelian ‘White Gold’ and Rural Poverty-Environment Interactions: The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change, and Household Food Economy in Mali.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. February-March. New York, NY.

2000 Moseley, W.G. “Discounted Forethought: Juxtaposing the Behavior of Food Insecure Households in Africa and the Perceived Economic Wisdom Regarding Poverty and the Environment.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November. Nashville, TN.

Moseley, W.G., J.A. Earl and L. Diarra. “L’Échelle des Moyens d’Existence et la Gestion Communautaire des Ressources Naturelles: La Décentralisation et les Conflits Agro-Pastoraux dans le Delta Intérieur du Niger au Mali.’’ Paper presented at the International Seminar on Integrated Natural Resources Management in Tropical Wetlands. June. Bamako, Mali.

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Moseley, W.G. “Peripheral Vision: Globalization, Sustainable Development, and the Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Paper presented at the University of Georgia Year 2000 Conference. Globalization and Third World Development in the Twenty-First Century. April. Athens, GA.

Moseley, W.G. “Between the Market and Mother Nature: Economic Incentives and Environmental Change Among the Bambara of Southern Mali.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. April. Pittsburgh, PA.

1999 Moseley, W.G. “Virtual Understanding: Simulating African Food System Dynamics in a Classroom Computer Exercise.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers. November. Tampa, FL.

Moseley, W.G. “Between the Market and Mother Nature: Environmental Change, Economic Incentives and Livelihood Adaptation Among the Bambara of Southern Mali.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November. Philadelphia, PA.

Logan, B.I. and W.G. Moseley. “The Political Ecology of Poverty Alleviation in Zimbabwe’s Communal Area Management Programme for Indigenous Resources.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. November. Philadelphia, PA.

Moseley, W.G. and B.I. Logan. “Conceptualizing Hunger Dynamics: A Critical Examination of New Food Security Monitoring Methodologies in Zimbabwe.” Paper presented at the Applied Geography Conference. October. Charlotte, NC.

Moseley,W.G., and C.F. Jordan. “Energy Analysis of Conventional Till and No-Till Maize in the Georgia Piedmont.” Paper presented at the Georgia Academy of Sciences. March. Lawrenceville, GA.

1998 Moseley, W.G. “The Farm Labor Bottleneck in Malawi: Unexpected Constraint in a Densely Populated Country.” Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers. November. Memphis, TN

Logan, B.I., and W.G. Moseley. “Poverty Alleviation and Environmental Management: The Case of Zimbabwe’s Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources (CAMPFIRE).” Paper presented at the Third World Studies Conference. October. Omaha, NE.

1993 Moseley, W.G. “Indigenous Agroecological Knowledge: Foundation for Sustainable Village Based Development.” Paper presented at the International Conference on Sustainable Village-Based Development. September. Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado.

C. Sessions Organized, Chaired and Discussed

• Session chair and organizer. “Reflecting on the Legacies of Paul Richards' ‘Indigenous Agricultural Revolution’ Three Decades On.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, Nov 16-19, 2017. • Discussant. “Transforming Identities, Institutions, and Interactions Through Environmental Governance.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, Nov 16-19, 2017 • Discussant. “Reports from the Field: Critical Perspectives on Food and Agricultural Development in Ghana.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, IL, Nov 16-19, 2017 • Discussant. “Toward new geographies of the rural global South.” Annual Meeting of the American Geographical Association, Boston, MA, April 5-8, 2017. • Session chair and organizer. “Retrospective author meets critics: Abdi Samatar’s ‘African Development Miracle.’” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Washington DC, Dec 1-3, 2016. • Session chair and organizer. “Roundtable: Public Scholarship, the Media, and Policy in Africa.’” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Washington DC, Dec 1-3, 2016. • Discussant, Dialogues in Human Geography Plenary: The UN Development Goals, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA. Mar 29-Apr 1, 2016. William G. Moseley, Page 28

• Discussant, Navigating the Tenure and Promotion Processes, Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, CA. Mar 29-Apr 1, 2016. • Session chair and organizer. “It’s Never Just About #FeesMustFall.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, San Diego, CA, Nov 19-21, 2015. • Session discussant and panelist. “Political Ecology and Social-Ecological Interactions of Food Production and Systems.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, IL, April 21-25, 2015. • Session discussant. “Regionalism in Africa.” Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Tampa, FL, April 8-12, 2014. • Session chair and organizer. “Reflecting on the way forward in Mali.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Baltimore, MD, Nov 22-23, 2013. • Session chair and organizer. “Africa's Green Revolution: critical perspectives on new agricultural technologies and systems.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, Apr 9-13, 2013. • Session discussant. “The Political Ecology of Persistent Livelihoods in Degraded Environments.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, Apr 9-13, 2013. • Session chair, “Food Security: Policies and Local Concepts.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Philadelphia, PA, Nov 29-Dec 1, 2012. • Roundtable discussant, “Geography, Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinarity.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Seattle, WA, April 12-16, 2011 • Roundtable organizer and chair, “Whither African Studies in the Academy and in Practice.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. San Francisco, November 18-22, 2010. • Session organizer and chair, “CAPE / HDGC Keynote Lecture.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Washington, DC, April 14-17, 2010. • Session organizer and chair, “Political Ecology, Policy and Praxis.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Washington, DC, April 14-17, 2010. • Discussant, “Which future for the cotton sector in West Africa.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, New Orleans, LA, November 2009. • Session organizer and chair, “Future Directions in Political Ecology,” Annual Meeting of the West Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers, Saint Paul, MN, Oct 29-31, 2009. • Session co-organizer and chair, “New Geographies of Food Security and Hunger, Parts I, II and III.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 22-27, 2009. • Discussant, “Following the Green Revolution II: Ideologies, Inequalities, Offshoots.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 22-27, 2009. • Session chair, “Structures of Agrarian Change.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, November, Chicago, IL 2008. • Session organizer and chair, “The Consumer’s Dilemma: Are Alternative Trade Regimes a Real Alternative? Parts I and II” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 15-19, Boston, MA, 2008. • Session chair, “Environmental History and Policy II: Retelling Environmental Narratives.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, November, San Francisco, CA, 2006. • Session co-organizer (with Brent McCusker) and chair, “Land Reform and Agrarian Change in the Global South.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March, Chicago, IL, 2006. • Discussant, “From the periphery to the center of attention? The evolving place of Africa in World Politics.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March, Chicago, IL, 2006. • Session co-organizer (with David Lanegran) and chair, “Geography and the American Liberal Arts College: Best Practices and Successful Program Models.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO, 2005. • Session co-organizer (with David Lanegran), “Geography and the American Liberal Arts College: Ideas and Strategies for Augmenting the Presence of Geography.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO, 2005. • Session co-organizer (with Paul Laris) and chair, “New Perspectives on Environmental Narratives.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, April 5-10, Denver, CO, 2005. • Session organizer and chair, “Cotton, Natural Resources and Society in Sub-Saharan Africa I: Global and Local Policy Debates.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, New Orleans, LA November 11-14, 2004 • Session organizer, “Cotton, Natural Resources and Society in Sub-Saharan Africa II: Local Impacts.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, New Orleans, LA November 11-14, 2004 William G. Moseley, Page 29

• Session co-organizer and chair, Roundtable on “The Role of Geographic Methods, Approaches and Perspectives in Addressing African Development Challenges.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, March 15-19, 2004. • Session co-organizer, “Commodities II: The Contemporary Periphery.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, March 15-19, 2004. • Session Chair, “Commodities I: A Historical Perspective.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Philadelphia, PA, March 15-19, 2004. • Session chair, “The Morality of Development and Environmental Change.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, Boston, MA, October 30-31, 2003. • Discussant, “Roundtable on Teaching Strategies and Materials in Political Ecology / Environmental Studies.” Research and Pedagogy in Political Ecology: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Environment and Development Studies, October 24-25, 2003. • Participant, “Taking Advantage of New Opportunities For Environmental Sciences.” Project Kaleidoscope, University of Portland, Portland, OR September 19-21, 2003. • Discussant, “Development and Security III: Where Might We Go From Here?” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. New Orleans, LA, March 5-8 2003. • Session chair, “Food Security, Coping and Environmental Change.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Washington, D.C., December 8, 2002. • Roundtable organizer and chair, “Reflecting on Fieldwork in Geography.” Annual Meeting of the West Lakes Division, Association of American Geographers. Minneapolis, MN. October 18, 2002. • Session co-organizer and chair, “Revisiting the Poverty -Environment Debate from a Political Ecology Perspective, Parts I, II and III.” Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Los Angeles, CA, March 2002. • Session organizer and chair, “(Inter)National Political Economies and Local Ecologies: Rural African Livelihoods in a Political Ecology Context, Parts I, II and III.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Houston, TX, November 2001 • Session organizer and chair, “African Realities and Global Environment-Development Discourse.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Nashville, TN, November 2000. • Session chair, “Agricultural and Environmental Issues in the Sahel.” Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association. Nashville, TN, November 1999. • Discussant, “Unintended Consequences of the 1991 Golf War: Iraq’s Great Hunger.” Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, Tampa, FL, November 1999.

D. Invited Macalester and Community Presentations

2019 Presentation of SPA Report. “More than Just Beds: Exploring the Dynamics of Campus Residency.” March Faculty Meeting.

2017 Presentation of RPC Report. “Seeking Balance: Trends & Distribution of Students & Faculty Across Divisions & Departments at Macalester College. Fall Academic Issues Retreat (FAIR). Sept 23.

2016 Moseley, W.G. “Building on Study Abroad as a Spring Board to Future Research, Careers & a More Intentional Life.” Study Abroad Retournee Series. Macalester Institute for Global Citizenship, Apr 19.

2015 Moseley, W.G. “China’s Green Revolution Narrative and Its Implications for African Agricultural Development.” Afrika student group, Macalester College, April 7.

Moseley, W.G. “Building on Study Abroad as a Spring Board to Future Research, Careers & a More Intentional Life.” Study Abroad Retournee Series. Macalester Institute for Global Citizenship, Feb 17.

Moseley, WG. “Community Engagement and Participation in International Development.” Macalester Development Group, Macalester College, Feb 19.

2014 Moseley, W.G. “Smallhold Farming on the Brink of Extinction in Botswana: Climate Change, Labor & Political Economy.” Great Decisions Forum, Edina Public Library, Edina, MN, December 9. William G. Moseley, Page 30

Moseley, WG. “A Liberal Arts Education as a Spring Board for International Development and Humanitarian Work.” Macalester Alumni event. Washington, DC. November 5.

Moseley, W.G. “Smallhold Farming on the Brink of Extinction in Botswana: Climate Change, Labor & Political Economy.” Great Decisions Forum, Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis, MN, October 20.

Moseley, WG. Discussion of Hunger and Agriculture, Theatre of Public Policy, St Francis Cabrini, Church, September 29.

Moseley, W.G and A. Damon. “Food and Agriculture Studies in a Liberal Arts Education.” Talking About Teaching Colloquium, Serie Center, Macalester College, September 12.

Moseley, WG. “Riffing on Adichie’s Americanah: International Journeys, the Hybrid Life, and Thoughtful Engagement.” MacReads First lecture to Incoming Macalester Class. Macalester College, September 1.

Moseley, W.G. “Wealth, Happiness and Life: Reflecting on Disparities after Study Abroad.” Study Abroad Retournee Series. Institute for Global Citizenship, Macalester College, April 22.

Moseley, W.G. “Development and food security in Mali.” Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Feb 6, Saint Paul, MN.

2013 Moseley, W.G. “Understanding the Global Food Crisis: Neoliberal Policy Reform and Food Security in West Africa.” Alumni College, Macalester College, July 30, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Understanding the Crisis in Mali: History, Geography and Policy Options.” Twin Cities Committee on Foreign Relations. Feb 28. Saint Paul, MN.

2012 Moseley, W.G. “The Global Food System and Botswana’s Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Conversations about our Scholarly Lives Series. Serie Center for Scholarship and Teaching. Macalester College, Nov 19, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali..” Third Thursday Global Issues Forum. Global Solutions Org. Oct 18, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. 2012. Opening remarks to the 2012 international roundtable, Macalester College, Oct 11, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “The Global Food System and Botswana’s Conundrum of Growth with Hunger.” Macalester International Development Group, Macalester College, Oct 2, Saint Paul, MN.

2011 Moseley, W.G. “Reflecting on the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps.” Macalester College, Oct 4, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. and T. Krier. “Not the Usual Suspects: Sustainability in Geography and English Lit. Classes.” Talking about Teaching Series. Center for Scholarship and Teaching. Macalester College, April 29, Saint Paul, MN.

2010 Moseley, W.G. “The Pros and Cons of Food Aid.” Model UN of Minnesota. Macalester College, Nov 10, Saint Paul, MN.

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Moseley, W.G. “Post-Apartheid Vineyards: South African Fair Trade Wine, Farm Workers, and the Global Economy.” Alumni College: Creating Sustainable Futures. Macalester College. August 1-4, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “The Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Global Food Crisis.” Back to the classroom talk. Alumni reunion. Macalester College, June 4, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Neoliberal Policy Reform, Rural Livelihoods and Urban Food Security in West Africa: A Comparative Study of The Gambia, Côte d’Ivoire and Mali.” Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy. Minneapolis, MN. March 24.

Moseley, W.G. “Understanding African Issues in a Global Context.” Invited presentation to honors students and parents at Eastview High School, Apple Valley, MN, March 9.

Moseley, W.G. “Africa’s Population Geography and Human-Environment Interactions.” Teaching About the Geography and Cultures of Africa. Minnesota Humanities Commission, Saint Paul, MN, Feb 12.

2009 Moseley, W.G. “Changes in US-Foreign Assistance.” Invited presentation to Macalester Development Group (student group). Macalester College, November 24, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “From Research to Public Scholarship and Back Again.” Scholarly Lives Series. Center for Scholarship and Teaching. Macalester College, March 2, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Beyond Knee-Jerk Environmental Thinking: A Geographic Perspective on Conservation, Preservation and the Hetch Hetchy Valley Controversy.” EnviroMarathon. Feb 5. Macalester College.

Moseley, W.G. “Agricultural Change and Underdevelopment in Mali (West Africa).” School of Environmental Studies. January 7. Apple, Valley, MN

2008 Moseley, W.G. “Fair Trade Wine: South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Vineyards and the Global Economy.” Panel on fair trade organized by Macalester student chapter of MPIRG. Macalester College, Nov 20, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Response to Michael Watts.” Whither Development?: The Struggle for Livelihood in the Time of Globalization. Macalester International Roundtable, Macalester College, October 3, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation. “The Global Food Crisis Here and Abroad.” Organized by the UN Association of Minnesota. Macalester College, Sept 6. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on climate change policy. Face the Nation: Global Warming Solutions for America. Macalester College. January 31. Saint Paul, MN.

2007 Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on Peace Corps experience in Mali. Organized by Peace Corps Recruiting Office, Macalester College. September 12. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. Roundtable presentation on writing assignments. “Community of Inquiry” workshop for Macalester Faulty. Macalester College. May 14. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Farm workers, South African Viticulture and Fair Trade Wine.” Fund raiser for Lutheran World Volunteers, Mount Olive Church, March 25, Minneapolis, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Africa’s Bio-Physical Regions and Human-Environment Interactions.” Teaching About the Geography and Cultures of Africa in the Middle Grades. Minnesota Humanities Commission, March 15, Saint Paul, MN.

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2006 Moseley, W.G. “Mali’s Cotton Dilemma: Commodity Production and Development on the Periphery.” Seminar organized by Students in Free Enterprise, Macalester College, December 5, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, WG. “Land Reform, Social Justice and Worker co-owned Vineyards in South Africa.” Adult Education Hour. St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, October 8, Saint Paul, MN

Moseley, WG. and P. Laris. “Interrogating Past Lives: West African Environmental Narratives Then and Now.” EnviroTues Seminar Series. Dept. of Environmental Studies. Macalester College. October 3, Saint Paul, MN.

2005 Moseley, W.G. “Environmental Justice and Land Reform in the New South Africa: The Case of Farm Workers in the Western Cape.” EnviroThursday Seminar Series. Environmental Studies Program. Macalester College. September 22. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Reflections on Peace Corps.” Invited presentation for MacAction (Macalester student group), April 21, Macalester College, Saint Pail, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Defining and Measuring Agricultural Sustainability.” Invited presentation for MacMPIRG (Macalester student group), April 18, Macalester College, Saint Pail, MN.

2004 Moseley, W.G. “Exploring Africa’s Environment and Development Challenges.” Invited Presentation. Minnesota Alliance for Geographic Education. Summer Institute on the Developing World. July 29, Macalester College, Saint Paul, MN

Moseley, W.G. “Africa: Rhetoric and Reality.” Invited presentation to the Macalester International Organization and Afrika! (both Macalester student groups). February 17. Macalester College. Saint Paul, MN.

2003 Moseley, W.G. “Exploring Africa’s Environment and Development Challenges.” Invited Presentation. Minnesota Alliance for Geographic Education. Regional Geography Workshop. Macalester College, November 22, Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Exploring Africa’s Environment and Development Challenges.” Global Visions Program, Highland Park Senior High School, October 23, St. Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “An Environmental Geography Perspective on the War in Iraq.” Geographical Perspectives on Iraq. Roundtable organized by the Geography Honors Society. April 2. Macalester College, St, Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Reflections on Peace Corps and the Development Business.” Invited presentation to the Spradley Society (anthropology student group). Macalester College. February 26. Saint Paul, MN.

2002 Moseley, W.G. “Poverty-Environment Interactions and The Political Ecology of Cotton Production in Mali.” Social Science Colloquium Series. Macalester College. December 8. Saint Paul, MN.

Moseley, W.G. “Reflections on African Development.” Roundtable on Africa organized by Macalester College student group ‘Afrika.’ Macalester College, St. Paul, MN. October 29, 2002.

Moseley, W.G. “The Political Ecology of Cotton Production, Environmental Change and Household Food Economy in Mali.” EnviroThursday Series. Environmental Studies Program. Macalester College. October 17. Saint Paul, MN.

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MACALESTER STUDENT HONORS THESES

Samuel T. Lederman, 2005 (advisor) Brianna Besch, 2013 (co-advisor) Joel Larson, 2006 (committee member) Zhe Yu Lee, 2015 (advisor) Katherine Sachs, 2006 (committee member) Amy Lebowitz, 2015 (committee member) Matthew Pritchard, 2006 (committee member) Anoushka Millear, 2015 (committee member) Sara Nelson, 2007 (advisor) Laura Humes, 2016 (committee member) Laura Kerr, 2007 (advisor) Rachel Fehr, 2016 (advisor) Claire Jacky, 2007 (advisor) Ibrahima Dieye, 2017 (committee member) Betsy Engerbretson, 2007 (committee member) Jessica Timmerman, 2017 (committee member) Ariel Trahn, 2007 (committee member) Henry Whitehead, 2017 (committee member) Megan Grinde, 2008 (advisor) Xing Gao, 2017 (committee member) Michaela Palchick, 2008 (advisor) Millie Varley, 2018 (advisor) Christine Chung, 2009 (committee member) Julia Morgan, 2018 (advisor) Annie Vernig, 2009 (committee member) Will Feeney, 2018 (advisor) Anna Popinchalk, 2009 (committee member) James Spector-Bishop, 2018 (committee member) Becca Sheff, 2009 (committee member) Kate Himonas, 2018 (committee member) Iryna Postolovska, 2010 (committee member) Anna Bebbington, 2019 (co-advisor) Elizabeth Larson, 2010 (committee member) Harrison Mitchell, 2019 (committee member) Amanda Caneff, 2011 (advisor) Khadidja Ngom, 2019 (committee member) Shoshi Gurian-Sherman, 2011 (committee member) Sophia Alhadeff, 2020 (advisor) Rye Carlson, 2012 (advisor) Ben Trumble, 2020 (committee member) Stephen Peyton, 2013 (advisor) Jane Servin, 2021 (advisor) Hunter Bradley, 2013 (advisor) Aubrey Hagen, 2021 (committee member)

GRANTS

• ACM FaCE Grant ($28,100), Understanding and Fostering Food Access and Community Resiliency through Experiential Lea rning and Civic Engagement, January 2020-December 2021 (with Dan Trudeau and Paul Schadewald). • Durham University Global Challenge Fund (subgrantee on £149,710/200,000 USD project). Botswana check dams and livelihoods project. January 2021 – August 2022. • Macalester Provost’s Concentration Innovation Fund ($3000), awarded to the Food, Agriculture & Society Concentration to take students to the MOSES Organic Farming Conference. Spring 2020 • Mellon student/faculty summer research collaboration grant ($5500). “Farmer’s Markets and Food Stamps: To Dance or Not to Dance.” (with Sophia Alhadeff). Summer 2019. • Macalester Provost’s Concentration Innovation Fund ($3000), awarded to the Food, Agriculture & Society Concentration; and International Development Centration. To run a one-credit interdisciplinary course and bring in outside speaker. Spring 2019 (with Amy Damon). • Wallace Travel Grant ($3000), for paper presentation at the Political Ecology Network Conference, Oslo, Norway, June 2018 • Wallace Travel Grant ($2500), for paper presentation at Contested Agronomy Conference in Sussex, UK, Macalester College, Spring 2016 • Womadix Foundation student/faculty summer research collaboration grant (to support students working on my NSF grant ($50,000), 2016-2020 • National Science Foundation ($480,000), w/ 4 co-PIs, “Assessing the New Green Revolution for Africa: The Impact of a Value Chain Approach on Women Farmers and Household Food Security.” 2016-2021. • Womadix Foundation student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, “Exploring the Role of Women’s Gardening, Water and Markets in Alleviating Food Insecurity in Southern Botswana,” w/ Rachel Fehr ($10,000), Summer 2015 • Mellon student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, “Agricultural commercialization & changing land tenure arrangements: Implications for South Indian farmer livelihoods,” w/ Zhe Yu Lee ($5300), Summer 2014 • Wallace Travel Grant ($3997), Macalester College, Summer 2014 (for research travel in Mali & Burkina Faso) • Wallace Research Grant ($4320), Macalester College, Spring 2012 (for research in Botswana) William G. Moseley, Page 34

• Mellon student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, “Trends in Supermarketization and its Impact on Food Access in Cape Town, South Africa,” w/ Stephen Peyton ($4600), Summer 2012 • Mellon student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, “Exploring the West African Urban-Agriculture Interface: Opportunities and Challenges for Urban Gardeners in Bamako, Mali,” w/ Amanda Caneff ($5430), Summer 2010 • Wallace Research Grant ($5285), Macalester College, Summer 2009 (for research in Mali) • Mellon Curricular Pathways Grant, for preparation of a new course on the Geography of Development and Underdevelopment ($2000), Summer 2009 • ACM FaCE Visiting Scholars Program for a three way faculty exchange between Eric Perramond (Colorado College), Eric Carter (Grinnell College) and Bill Moseley (Macalester College). ~ $4290. Fa 2007 to Sp 2009. • Keck student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, “Agricultural Transformation and Livelihood Struggles in South Africa’s Western Cape,” w/ Michaela Palchick ($5850), Summer 2007 • African Studies Association (ASA) International Visitor’s Award ($4000). In support of the visit of Dr. Maano Ramutsindela (Department of Geographical and Environmental Science, University of Cape Town) to Macalester College and the ASA annual meeting. Fall 2006. • Keck/Bigelow student/faculty summer research collaboration grant, w/ Joel Larson ($3,460). Summer 2006. • National Science Foundation ($79,245), “Subaltern Agroecological Knowledge and Environmental Justice in the New South Africa: Farm Worker Insights and Land Reform in the Western Cape Province.” August 2005- July 2007. • Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Fellowship ($38,000), US Dept of Education, “Subaltern Agroecological Knowledge and Land Reform in the Western Cape Province, South Africa.” June-August 2005 • Wallace Research Grant ($6000), Macalester College, Summer 2005 (for research in South Africa) • FaCE Grant ($3000), Associated Colleges of the Midwest, Fall 2004 (for research in South Africa) • McColl Family Fellowship ($2000), American Geographical Society, Fall 2004 (for research in South Africa) • Wallace Travel Grant ($3000), Macalester College, Summer 2004 (for travel to South Africa) • Workshop Grant (with Dr. Montgomery Roper of Grinnell College), Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM), faculty workshop entitled “Research and Pedagogy in Political Ecology: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Environment and Development Studies,” ($2000), October 2003. • Grant ($600) from Association of American Geographers (Visiting Geographical Scientist Program) for outside speaker, October 2003 • Wallace Research Grant ($3700), Macalester College, Summer 2003 (for research in Mali) • Bush Faculty Grant on Race and Diversity ($2400), Macalester College, July 2002 • Research Grant ($1000), Association of American Geographers, May 2002. • Graduate School Finishing Dissertation Award ($8100), University of Georgia, Spring 2001. • Graduate School Travel Award ($750), University of Georgia, February 2001. • Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Program Award ($13,148), U.S. Department of Education. “Environmental Change and Household Food Security in the Malian Sudano-Sahel.” July-Dec 2000. • Graduate School Overseas Field Study Award, ($3000), University of Georgia, June 2000 • SANREM CRSP Travel Award ($1350), University of Georgia, June 2000. • Graduate School Travel Award ($500), University of Georgia, November 1999. • Field Study Award ($400), Cultural Ecology Specialty Group, Assoc of American Geographers, April 1999. • Rackham Graduate School Travel Award ($500), University of Michigan, September 1993. • Center for Research on Economic Development Research Grant ($500), University of Michigan, 1993. • Population-Environment Dynamics Project Fellow ($12,000), University of Michigan and MacArthur Foundation, August to December 1992. • Rackham Graduate School Fellowship ($2000), University of Michigan, 1992. • Baxter Academic Scholarship ($2000), 1984-87.

HONORS

• 2020 Named DeWitt Wallace Endowed Professor, Macalester College • 2016 Kwadwo Konadu-Agyemang Distinguished Scholar Award, Africa Specialty Group, American Association of Geographers • 2014 Macalester Trustee Award for excellence in scholarship, teaching and service William G. Moseley, Page 35

• 2013 Media Achievement Award, Association of American Geographers. • 2010-2011 Educator of the Year, Macalester College. • Finalist, Glenda Laws Award (award in recognition of socially relevant research undertaken by junior or mid career faculty), Association of American Geographers, 2005 and 2006. • Finalist, J. Warren Nystrom Dissertation Competition, Association of American Geographers, March 2003. • Dissertation Award ($200), Economic Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, March 2002. • Excellence in Research Award ($1000), University of Georgia Graduate School, April 2001 • Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award, University of Georgia, April 2001. • Student Paper Award, Human Dimensions of Global Change Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, June 2000. • Student Paper Award ($100), Cultural Ecology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, May 2000. • Student Paper Award ($100), Africa Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, April 2000. • Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, inducted April 2000. • Ph.D. Honors Paper Competition Finalist, Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, November 1998, November 1999. • Behavior & Environment Award, University of Michigan, May 1993. • School of Natural Resources & Environment Merit Award ($2000), University of Michigan, 1991-93.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES / SERVICE

A. Editorial Service

• Associate Editor, Food Policy, 2015-2019 • Editor, African Geographical Review, 2008-2010 • Associate Editor, African Geographical Review, 2006-2008 • Editorial Board Member, African Geographical Review, 2010 – Present • International advisory board member, Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 2014-Present • Editorial Board Member, AAG Review of Books, 2013-Present • Editorial Board Member, Geographical Review, 2017-Present • Editorial Board Member, African Studies Review, 2017-Present

B. Peer Review – Academic Journals

• Antipode, 2012 • Environmental Management, 2006 • Africa Insight, 2006 • Focus on Geography, 2016 • Africa Today, 2006, 2007, 2008 • Food Policy, 2005, 2007, 2015, 2016, 2017, • African Geographical Review, 2004, 2011x 2, 2018, 2019 2012, 2013, 2018, 2020 • Geoforum, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2018, • African Studies Review, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2021 2011, 2019, 2020, 2021 • Geografiska Annaler Series B, 2011 • Agricultural Systems Journal, 2005, 2007 • Geographical Journal, 2009 x 2 • Annals of the Association of American • Geographical Review, 2008, 2013, 2019 x 2, Geographers, 2007, 2008 x2, 2010 x 2, 2011, 2020 2012x2, 2013 • Geography Compass, 2011 • City & Society, 2002 • GeoJournal, 2008 • Conservation and Society, 2009 • Global Environmental Change, 2010 • Development Policy Review, 2012 • Globalizations, 2010 • Development in Practice, 2010 x 2 • International Journal of Agricultural • Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 2016 Sustainability, 2010 • Energy, 2008 x 2 • International Migration, 2012 • Environment and Planning A, 2005 • Irish Geography, 2006 • Environmental Management Review, 2009 • Journal of Applied Geography, 2008 William G. Moseley, Page 36

• Journal of Ecological Anthropology, 200, 2008 • Proceedings of the National Academy of Science • Journal of Environmental Management, 2006 (PNAS), 2020 • Journal of Geography in Higher Education, • Professional Geographer, 2006, 2008, 2009 2006, 2009, 2010 x2 • Progress in Development Studies, 2009 x 2 • Journal of Modern African Studies, 2013 • Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 2004, • Journal of Peace Research, 2003, 2004, 2007 2009, 2010 • Journal of Peasant Studies, 2021 • Society & Natural Resources, 2007, 2008 • Mande Studies, 2020 • Southeastern Geographer, 2006 • PLOS ONE, 2018 • Third World Quarterly, 2012 • Prairie Forum, 2003 • World Development, 2006, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2020

C. Peer Review – Book Publishers

• University of Wisconsin Press, 2019 • Johns Hopkins Press, 2018x2 • Polity Press, 2015 • Marshall Cavendish Benchmark, 2012 • Prentice Hall, 2007 • Blackwell Press, 2005, 2008, 2010 • Wiley, 2008, 2010, 2013 • Springer Press, 2005 • Routledge, 2004, 2018 • Guilford Press, 2004 • Chapter review, Engineering the Earth, 2009

D. Peer Review – Grant Proposals

• National Science Foundation, Geography and Spatial Sciences Career Award panel member, virtual meeting, Sept 2019 • National Science Foundation , individual proposal review, 2002, 2004, 2006 x 2, 2008, 2010 x 2, 2011 x 2, 2015, 2016 x 2 • National Science Foundation, Geography and Spatial Sciences Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant DDRI panel member, Arlington, VA 2013-2015 • National Geographic Society, 2011 x 2, 2016 • Selection committee, McColl Family Fellowship, American Geographical Society, 2008 • International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF) program at the Social Science Research Council, proposal reviewer (reviewed 21 proposals in the dissertation grant competition), 2008 • Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, individual proposal review, 2007 • Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research, individual proposal review, 2007 • National Science Foundation, Human and Social Dynamics environmental panel member (reviewed 11 NSF grant proposals, lead reviewer for 3 proposals), Arlington, VA May 8-9 2006

E. External Reviewer for Faculty Promotion, Graduate Theses and Programs

• External Review, faculty review for promotion, Gettysburg College, 2021 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Kansas, 2020 • External examiner (committee member), PhD Dissertation, Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, 2020 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, 2020 • External reviewer, African Studies Program, Gustavus Adulphus College, 2020 • Research rating of faculty for South Africa’s National Research Foundation (NRF), 2019 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, Okavango Research Institute, University of Botswana, 2019 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Oklahoma, 2019 William G. Moseley, Page 37

• External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, Kent State University, 2019 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of the South, 2019 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Wright State University, 2018 • External examiner, PhD Dissertation, Wits University, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2018 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Minnesota at Duluth, 2018 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, Cornell University, 2018 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, University of Minnesota, 2018 • External reviewer, Geography Dept, University of Vermont, 2017 • External reviewer, African Studies Program, Saint Olaf College, 2017 • External reviewer, Geography Dept, Gustavus Adulphus College, 2017 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, University of Toronto, 2017 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Michigan, 2016 • External reviewer, faculty review for extended sabbatical after 3rd yr review, Grinnell College, 2016 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Ohio University, 2016 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, Colgate University, Hamilton NY, 2016 • External examiner, PhD Dissertation, AgroParis, Paris, France, 2016 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana, 2015 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA, 2015 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY, 2015 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2015 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Clark University, Worchester, MA, 2015 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Yale –National University of Singapore College, Singapore, 2015 • External reviewer (committee member) for accreditation of Faculty of Social Sciences, Um al Qura University, Mecca, Saudi Arabia, 2014 • External examiner, PhD Dissertation, “Hungry Farmers: A Political Ecology of Agriculture and Food Security in Northern Ghana.” Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario, 2014 • External examiner (committee member), Master’sThesis, “The role of land return and rural development in sustaining small scale food production: a case study of comprehensive rural development programme (CRDP) in Dysselsdorp, WC,” Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, 2013 • External reviewer, faculty review for third year review, Colgate University, 2013 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Washington at Bothell, 2013 • External reviewer, faculty review for promotion, University of Ghana, 2013 • External reviewer (member of two person team) for review of the Department of Geography, Augustana College, Rock Island, IL, March, 2013 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Ohio University, 2012 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of New Mexico, 2012 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of New Hampshire, 2012 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of California at Davis, 2012 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Saint Lawrence University, 2012 and 2013 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, University of Waterloo, 2011 • External reviewer (committee member) for accreditation of Faculty of Arts and Humanities, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2011 • External reviewer, faculty review for tenure, Willamette University, 2011 • External reviewer (member of two person team) for review of African and African American Studies Program, Carleton College, May 2011 • External reviewer (member of three person team) for review of the Department of Geography, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY, February, 2011 • External reviewer (committee member), PhD Thesis, “Vulnerability and Resilience in Crisis: Urban Household Food Insecurity in Harare, Zimbabwe,” Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, 2010 • Research rating of faculty for South Africa’s National Research Foundation (NRF), 2010 x 2, 2011 x 1 • External reviewer (committee member) for accreditation of College of Social Sciences, University of Kuwait, Kuwait City, 2009 • External reviewer (committee member), PhD Thesis, “Constructions of Nature in South Africa: The Case of Driftsands Provincial Nature Reserve,” Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, 2009 William G. Moseley, Page 38

• External reviewer – faculty review for tenure, Colorado College, 2008 • Review of job candidate for Department of Geography, University of Ghana, 2008 • External reviewer – third year faculty review, Colorado College, 2006 • External reviewer (committee member), Masters Thesis, “Contested Conservation: past and present conservation praxis in the Great Lakes Region of Africa,” Department of Environmental and Geographical Science, University of Cape Town, 2006

F. Association Service

• President Elect, Mande Studies Association, 2021-2024 • Nystrom Dissertation Competition, American Association of Geographers, Chair of selection committee, 2017 • African Studies Association, 2016 Annual Meeting Program co-chair (2015-2016) • Association of American Geographers Undergraduate Program Award Committee (2015-2016) • Association of American Geographers Nomination Committee (elected position), 2014-15 • Advisory board member, Mande Studies Association (2013-2016) • Association of American Geographers Healthy Departments Committee (2013 – Present) • National Councilor (elected position), Association of American Geographers, 2008-2011 • Chair (elected position), Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2008-2010 • Committee member, “Strategic Directions for Geography in the Next Decade,” National Academy of Science, 2008-2010 • National Program Committee Member, Section head for the environmental sub-theme, Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, 2002, 2010, 2013 • Reader, Advanced Placement (AP) Human Geography Exam, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 2014 • Judge and reader for McColl fellowship competition, American Geographical Society, Fall 2008 • Judge and reader for graduate student paper competition, Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 • Central Regional Councilor (elected position), Cultural and Political Ecology Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2004-2006 • Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) Faculty Workshop Co-Director, “Research and Pedagogy in Political Ecology: An Interdisciplinary Workshop on Environment and Development Studies,” 24-25 October, 2003, Macalester College. • Board of Directors, Student Representative (elected position), Africa Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2000-2002. • Chair (elected position), Geography Graduate Students Association, University of Georgia, May 1999 to May 2000.

G. College/University Service

• Chair, Strategic Planning and Analysis Planning Committee, 2018-2019 • Member, Strategic Planning and Analysis Planning Committee, 2016-2019 • Member, Faculty Advisory Council, 2018-2019 • Director, Food, Agriculture and Society Program, 2017-Present • Chair, Department of Geography, June 2012 – May 2015 • Director, Interdepartmental Program in African Studies, Macalester College, 2003-2005, Aug 2008 - July 2010, June 2013 – May 2015, June 2016-May 2017 • Director/Dean, Macalester College Alumni College on Food and Agriculture, July 2013 • Co-chair, Organizing committee for 2012 International Roundtable • Acting Chair, Geography Department, Macalester College, Spring 2007, Spring 2009, Spring 2011 • Member, Faculty Personnel Committee, 2010-2011 • Search Committee Chair, Urban-Environment and Asian Geography Position, Geography, Fall 2014 • Search Committee Member, Health-Environment Geography Position, Dept of Geography, Fall 2011 • Search Committee Chair, Humphrey Scholar, 2010-2011, 2012-2013 • Search Committee Member, Geography post-doc, Geography Dept, 2010-2011 William G. Moseley, Page 39

• Connected Colleagues Program (mentor to junior faculty member), 2010-2011 • Faculty advisory board, ACM Botswana Program, 2013-2019 • African Studies Reading Group, 2010-2011 • Member of Candidate Review Committees (CRC), 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2019, 2020 • Inaugural convener of the caucus of concentration directors, Macalester College, 2009-2010 • Preparing Future Faculty (PFF) program, mentor to local PhD student, 2005-2006 and 2009-2010 • Academic Leadership Seminar, 2009-2010 • Reading Group on Scholarship and Teaching, Spring 2010 • Search Committee Member, Humphrey Scholar, International Studies Dept, 2009-2010 • Faculty co-adviser, Macalester Development Group (student group), 2009 - Present • Search Committee Member, African history position, History Dept., Macalester College, 2008-09 • Search Committee Member, LGBTQ position, Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Dept., Macalester College, 2008-09 • Search Committee Member, development position, Economics Dept., Macalester College, 2007-2008 • Search Committee Member, climatology position, Environmental Studies Dept, Macalester College, Fall 2007 • Social Science Institutional Review Board (IRB), 2006-2007 • Judge, Minnesota State Geography Bee, Macalester College, Spring 2007 • Projects for Peace selection committee, Macalester College, Sp 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014,2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 • Fulbright screening committee, Macalester College, Fall 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014 • Search Committee Member, Chair Position, Dept of Environmental Studies, Fall 2006 – Spring 2007 • Search Committee Member, Urban Geography Position, Department of Geography, Fall 2005 • African Studies reading group coordinator, Macalester College, 2004-2005 academic year • Search Committee Member, Environmental Policy Position, Department of Environmental Studies, Fall 2004 • Search Committee Member, GIS Geography Position, Department of Geography, Fall 2004 • Search Committee Member, Urban Geography Position, Department of Geography, Fall 2003 • Chair, Exploratory Committee for an Interdepartmental Program in African Studies, Macalester College, 2003 • Environmental Studies Program Committee, Macalester College, 2002-Present. • Department Library Representative, Geography Department, Northern Illinois University, 2001-2002 • Organizer of Geography Department Brown Bag Speaker Series, University of Georgia, 1999-2000. • Co-Organizer of Geography Department Symposium Series, University of Georgia, 1999-2000. • Wrote and obtained grant of $1480 for Geography Graduate Students Association, Univ of Georgia, May 2000.

H. Professional Affiliations

• American Association of Geographers, 1998 - Present • African Studies Association, 1998 - Present • Mande Studies Association, 2000 - Present • West Lakes Division of the Association of American Geographers, 2002 - Present • Southeastern Division of the Association of American Geographers, 1998-2002 NITYA RAO

CURRICULUM VITAE

I am currently Professor, Gender and Development at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom. I have worked extensively as a researcher, teacher and advocate in the field of women’s rights, employment and education for over three decades. Starting my career as an activist committed to gender equality and women’s empowerment, my research interests include exploring the gendered changes in land, agrarian relations and migration patterns amongst marginalised, rural communities, with a view to achieving livelihood security, especially in contexts of climatic variability and economic precarity. I have conducted fine-grained research on households and intra-household dynamics in these contexts to draw out implications for gendered wellbeing, empowerment and justice, with a particular focus on food, nutrition and health security. I have published extensively on these themes in national and international peer- reviewed journals and books. While most of my research is located in South Asia, especially India, I have also worked in Eastern Africa (Kenya and Ethiopia) and Nigeria.

As a teacher, I have helped develop a basic understanding of gender issues amongst both postgraduate and undergraduate students over the last 18 years, supervised over 25 PhD students and mentored several early career researchers, both through research engagement and as editor of an international peer-reviewed journal Compare (2010-2016). I have contributed extensively to the strengthening of research teams, collaborations, and the research environment within UEA through several interventions, including support for UEA’s India Dialogue and the UNESCO Chair in Literacy for social transformation. More recently, I have taken over as the Director of the Norwich Institute for Sustainable Development which seeks to foster sustainable development through transdisciplinary research and innovation. As the first Director, I am tasked with creating synergies across the natural and social sciences for excellent research and global public good, transforming research and practice to enable equitable, food secure and sustainable futures.

Given my early grassroots organisational experience, I have consistently engaged with practical interventions on the ground, especially in India, and policy processes at multiple levels. I have facilitated the formation of a network of organisations working with women farmers in India (between 2005-2010) and more recently the setting up of a regional South Asia level multi- stakeholder group, consisting of grassroots leaders and women farmers, academics, civil society activists, government representatives and UN agencies, all seeking to promote the recognition of women’s work in agriculture, especially in relation to its nutrition and wider wellbeing outcomes. My current research projects all involve high level policy engagement with national governments, donor agencies and the wider public. I have been involved in organising policy dialogues at both global and national (India) levels, including through the FAO-FSN Forum and other high-level policy and research events.

I have participated in several expert group meetings and committees of the United Nations and served on the Global Advisory Committee of the United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative (UNGEI) for over a decade. At present, I am a member of the Steering Group of the High Level Panel of Experts to the Commission on Global Food Security, with oversight for the 16th HLPE Report on youth engagement. I am also a member of the Strategic Advisory Group to 1

the Global Challenges Research Fund of the UK Government, engaging in policy discussions on the direction of UK aid for research and innovation in the current pandemic year, but looking into the future. I am part of a smaller sub-group of the GCRF-SAG, set-up to establish protocols for recognizing research impact.

Measures of Esteem

Member, Strategic Advisory Group to the Global Challenges Research Fund, Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Government of the United Kingdom, for the period 2020-2022. Member, Steering Committee of the High-Level Panel of Experts to the United Nations Commission on Global Food Security (CFS) for the period 2019-2021. Member, Global Advisory Committee, United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative (UNGEI), 2008-2018. Co-editor of Compare, Journal of the British Association for International and Comparative Education (BAICE) and ex-officio Member of BAICE Executive Council (2010-2016). Member, Executive Council, British Association of South Asian Studies (BASAS) (2010-16). Recipient of UEA’s Engagement Award in 2013. Awarded ASEASUK/BASAS and British Academy ECAF Visiting Fellowships 2011-12 at the French Institute at Pondicherry, India, from January 20th-March 20th 2012. Awarded a one-month residency at the Bellagio Study Centre by the Rockefeller foundation in Feb-March 2004.

Qualifications

2002 PhD, Gender and Development, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Thesis entitled “Standing One’s Ground: Gender, Land and Livelihoods in the Santal Parganas, Jharkhand, India”. 1994 MA (distinction), Gender Analysis in Development, University of East Anglia, Norwich. 1985 Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management, Institute of Rural Management, Anand, Gujarat (ranked amongst first three in batch). 1983 BA (first), History Honours, University of Delhi (ranked 3rd in University).

Employment

Aug 2012 - Professor, Gender and Development School of International Development, University of East Anglia, Norwich Aug 2007-12 Senior Lecturer, School of International Development, UEA. Aug 2002-07 Lecturer, School of International Development, UEA. 2001-2003 Social Development Consultant to DFID Bangladesh (Education Sector) 1998-2001 Programme Officer, Asian South Pacific Bureau of Adult Education (Part-time) 1996-1998 Independent Consultant and Researcher. 1995-1996 Senior Adviser, Gender and Development, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, New Delhi. 1992-1993 Research Fellow, National Institute of Adult Education, New Delhi. 1991-1992 Consultant to Unicef, India on Women’s Development Programmes. 1985-1991 Project Manager, Mahila Sewa Trust's Jabalpur Women Bidi Workers Project.

Current Research Grants

PI, British Academy GCRF funded ‘Urban and peri-urban agriculture as green infrastructure: Implications on wellbeing and sustainability in the global South (Nov 2019-May 2022).

Co-I, GCRF Global Research Translation Award on ‘Sustainable Food Systems’ as part of larger UEA grant entitled ‘Meeting the SDGs: Creating Innovative Infrastructures and Policy Solutions to Support Sustainable Development in the Global South’ (Oct 2019-December 2021).

Co-I on GCRF-funded Tigr2ess: Transforming India’s Green Revolution by Research and Empowerment for Sustainable Food Supplies (2017-2021). My involvement relates to mapping ‘Sustainable and Transformative Agrarian and Rural Trajectories’ to highlight the diversity and complexity in Indian agricultural scenarios, and ‘Food, Nutrition, Education and Empowerment’, with a view to change at the community level.

Co-I on a Europe-India Partnership (EQUIP) (2019-2022) grant on the theme of ‘Coastal Transformations and Fisher Wellbeing’. Led by the Madras Institute of Development Studies, India, the consortium includes partners from India, Norway, France and Slovenia, apart from the UK. It builds on institutional links and hopes to carry forward research and dissemination contributing to transformative change at both community and policy level.

Recently Completed Research Grants

PI for India on research project ‘Migration and collectives as pathways out of poverty: Gendered vulnerabilities and capabilities of fishing communities in Asia’, funded by the Research Council of Norway (2016-2019).

Gender Lead, DFID-funded Research Programme Consortium ‘Leveraging Agriculture for Nutrition in South Asia’ (LANSA), August 2013-December 2018. Following completion of research on women’s work and nutrition, our dissemination strategy is focusing on facilitating a multi-stakeholder regional platform for continued advocacy around the recognition of rights and entitlements of women agricultural workers in the region.

Gender Lead, “ASSAR: Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions” for the Collaborative Adaptation Research Initiative in Africa and Asia (CARIAA), March 2014-November 2018, funded by DFID-IDRC. As member of the CARIAA gender and equity group, I led the development of cross-CARIAA synthesis on issues of gender in climate hotspots.

External Coordinator, UNRISD research ‘When and why do states respond to women’s claims?: Understanding gender egalitarian policy change in Asia’, May 2013-April 2016.

Commissioned to write background papers for the World Bank’s World Development Report 2012 on Gender and Development, and the India Development Report 2013.

Team member, ESRC-DFID research project on intra-household allocations, 2007-10.

DFID Research grants for assessments of Gender and Growth in India (2007), and Nigeria (2008).

Presentations and Engagement Over the past few years, I have presented work from my various research projects to a range of stakeholders - academic researchers, policy-makers, practitioners/activists and students. A major ongoing theme remains ‘Gender, Work and Nutrition’. I have presented this work at sub-national, national and regional policy dialogues, such as: a) South Asia regional meeting on recognition of women’s work and rights in South Asia, in collaboration with UN Women, Bangkok, October 26, 2018; b) policy panel at the ANH conference in Kathmandu, Nepal, July 10-13, 2017 (over 200 people); c) national workshop organised by the National Commission for Women and UN Women on women farmers’ rights, New Delhi, India, on August 29-30, 2017 (over 200 people); and d) policy stakeholders in Bhubaneswar, India, March 22nd 2017. I have also presented this work at national and international conferences such as the keynote address to celebrate National Science Day, February 28, 2020, New Delhi, the National Conference on Technological Empowerment of Women, March 8-9, 2018, New Delhi, to an audience of over 500 scientists, and the International Conference on Critical Public Health Consequences of the Double Burden of Malnutrition and the Changing Food Environment in South and South east Asia. March 28-30, 2018, New Delhi. At an international level, I have presented my work on gender and nutrition, but also gendered vulnerabilities and adaptation to climate change at the Adaptation Futures Conferences at Rotterdam (2016) and Cape Town (2018). Additionally, I have presented papers at conferences organised by UNRISD, Geneva (2018), the UN Girls Education Initiative, New York (2017 and 2020), The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Berlin (2017), the 4th World Conference on Small-scale fisheries, Chiangmai (2018), the Danish Institute for International Development, Copenhagen (2016) and the World Forum on Access to Land, Valencia (2016). During 2020, in the context of Covid-19, I have presented several webinars to students of agricultural and other Universities, research organisations and field-level practitioners. I have drawn on the conceptual framing of the HLPE Global Narrative Report, 2020 and the HLPE’s Covid-19 issues paper in several of these presentations.

NITYA RAO Selected Recent Publications

My publications include journal articles, edited books and working papers, as well as briefing papers, blogs and other communication products. As editor of Compare from 2010-2016, I wrote several editorials for the journal. The list below presents important publications.

Journal Articles

Rao, N., Narain, N., Chakraborty, S., Bhanjdeo, A. and A. Pattnaik (2020) Destinations Matter: Social Policy and Migrant workers in the times of Covid. European Journal of Development Research. DOI: 10.1057/s41287-020-00326-4 Rao, N., (2020) The achievement of food and nutrition security in South Asia is deeply gendered. Nature Food. 1(April): 206-209. Doi:10.1038/s43016-020-0059-0. Rao, N. and R. Manimohan (2020). (Re-)Negotiating Gender and Class: New Forms of Cooperation Among Small-Scale Fishers in Tamil Nadu. UNRISD Occasional Paper 11. 32 p. https://www.unrisd.org/UNRISD/website/document.nsf/(httpPublications)/8D96D7A1C EB545DB802585D1002E326E?OpenDocument Rao, N., Singh, C., Solomon, D., et al. (2020). Managing risk, changing aspirations and household dynamics: implications for wellbeing and adaptation in semi-arid Africa and India. World Development. Vol 125. 104667:15p. Azmi, F., Lund, R., Rao, N. and R. Manimohan (2020). Well-being and mobility of female- heads of households in a fishing village in South India. Gender, Place and Culture. 1- 22. https://doi.org/10.1080/0966369X.2020.1739003 Bassey, C., Crooks, H., Paterson, K., Ball, R., Howell, K., Humphries-Cuff, I., Gaffigan, K., Rao, N., Whitty, J.A. and L. Hooper (2020) Impact of home food production on nutritional blindness, stunting, wasting, underweight and mortality in children: a systematic review and meta-analysis of controlled trials. Critical reviews in food science and nutrition.1-15. https://doi.org/10.1080/10408398.2020.1848786. Rao, N., Mishra, A., Prakash, A., Singh, C., Qaisrani, A., Poonacha, P., Vincent, K., and C. Bedelian (2019). A qualitative comparative analysis of women’s agency and adaptive capacity in climate change hotspots in Asia and Africa. Nature Climate Change. 9(12): 964-971. Rao, N and S. Raju (2019) Gendered time, seasonality and nutrition: Insights from two Indian districts. Feminist Economics. 26(2): 95-125. Mitra, A and N. Rao (2019). Contract farming, ecological change and the transformations of reciprocal gendered social relations in Eastern India, The Journal of Peasant Studies, DOI: 10.1080/03066150.2019.1683000. p 1-22. Mitra, A. and N. Rao (2019). Gender, water, and nutrition in India: An intersectional perspective. Water Alternatives 12(1): 169-191. Rao, N (2019) From abandonment to autonomy: gendered strategies for coping with climate change, Isiolo country, Kenya. Geoforum. 102: 27-37. Narayanan, R and N. Rao (2019) Adult Learning for Nutrition Security: Challenging dominant values through participatory action research in Eastern India. Studies in the Education of Adults. https://doi.org/10.1080/02660830.2019.1573782. Rao, N., Gazdar, H., Chanchani, D. and M. Ibrahim (2019) Women’s agricultural work and nutrition in South Asia: From pathways to a cross-disciplinary, grounded analytical framework. Food Policy. 82: 50-62. Rao, N. (2018) Global Agendas, Local Norms: Mobilizing around Unpaid Care and Domestic Work in Asia. Development and Change. 49(3): 735-58. Rao, N and P. Cagna (2018). Introduction: Feminist Mobilization, Claims Making and Policy Change for Gender Equality. Development and Change. 49(3): 708-713. 1

Pradhan, M and N. Rao (2018) Gender Justice and Food Security: The case of public distribution system in India. Progress in Development Studies. 18(4): 252–266. Rao, N and A. Hans (2018). Gender and Climate Change: Emergent Issues for Research, Policy and Practice. Guest Editors Review of Women’s Studies. Economic and Political Weekly. 53(17): April 28. Rao, N (2018). Fertility, Reproduction and Conjugal Loyalty: Negotiating Gender Relations Amongst Dalits in Rural Tamil Nadu. SAMAJ. https://journals.openedition.org/samaj/4575. Cochrane, L and N. Rao (2018) Is the Push for Gender Sensitive Research Advancing the SDG Agenda of Leaving No One Behind? Forum for Development Studies. https://doi.org/10.1080/08039410.2018.1427623 Rao, N (2017) Gender differentials in access to land: constraints, enabling factors and impacts on women’s status in India. Agriculture for Development, 32: Article 1. Rao, N, Lawson, E. T, Raditloaneng, N, Solomon, D and M. Angula (2017). Gendered Vulnerabilities to Climate Change: Insights from the Semi-Arid Regions of Africa and Asia. Climate and Development. DOI: 10.1080/17565529.2017.1372266 Rao, N. (2017). Assets, Agency and Legitimacy: Towards a Relational Understanding of Gender Equality Policy and Practice. World Development. 95: 43-54. Rao, N and M.S Swaminathan. (2017). A Farmer-Led Approach to Achieving a Malnutrition- Free India. Agricultural Research. 6(1): 1-7. DOI 10.1007/s40003-016-0240-8. Cagna, P and N. Rao (2016) Feminist mobilisation for policy change on violence against women: insights from Asia, Gender & Development. 24(2): 277-290. Rao, N (2015) Marriage, Violence, and Choice: Understanding Dalit Women’s Agency in Rural Tamil Nadu. Gender and Society. 29(3): 410-433. Rao, N (2014) Caste, Kinship and Life-course: Rethinking Women’s Work and Agency in Rural South India. Feminist Economics, 20(4): 78-102. Rao, N (2014) Migration, mobility and changing power relations: Aspirations and praxis of Bangladeshi migrants. Gender, Place and Culture. 21(7): 872-887. Locke, C, Seeley, J & N. Rao (2013) Migration and Social Reproduction at Critical Junctures in Family Life Course. Third World Quarterly, 34:10, 1881-1895. Rao, N (2012) ‘I want to be respected’: Migration, mobility and the construction of alternate educational discourses in rural Bangladesh, 2012. Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 43(4): 415-428 Rao, N (2012) Male ‘providers’ and female ‘housewives: A gendered co-performance in rural North India. Development and Change, 43(5):1025-48. Rao, N (2012) Breadwinners and Homemakers: Migration and Changing Conjugal Expectations in Rural Bangladesh. Journal of Development Studies, 48(1): 26-40. Rao, N (2011) Respect, status and domestic work: Female migrants at home and work, European Journal of Development Research. 23: 758-73. Rao, N (2011) Confronting poverty and educational inequalities: Madrasas as a strategy for contesting dominant literacy in rural Bangladesh, International Journal of Educational Development, 31: 623-33. Rao, N, (2010) Aspiring for distinction: Gendered educational choices in an Indian village. Special issue of Compare on Migration, Education and Socio-Economic Mobility (40:2): 167-183. Rao, N, (2007) Custom And The Courts: Ensuring Women’s Rights To Land, Jharkhand, India. Development and Change. 38(2): 299-319. Rao, N (2006) Land rights, gender equality and household food security: exploring the conceptual links in the case of India, Food Policy. 31:180-93. Rao, N and A. Robinson-Pant (2006). Gender equality in adult education, International Journal of Educational Development. 26:135-39.

Rao, N and A. Robinson-Pant (2006). Adult education and indigenous people: Addressing gender in policy and practice, International Journal of Educational Development. 26: 209- 223. Rao, N. (2005). Kinship Matters: Women’s land claims in the Santal Parganas, Jharkhand, Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. 11(4): 725-45. Rao, N, (2005). Questioning Women’s Solidarity: The Case of Land Rights, Santal Parganas, Jharkhand, India, Journal of Development Studies, 41(3): 353-75.

Books

Rao, N (2021 forthcoming). Gender, Land and Migration in Contemporary Jharkhand. Cambridge University Press. Cambridge. Hans, A., Rao, N., Prakash, A and A.Patel (eds.) (2021) Engendering Climate Change: Learnings from South Asia. Routledge. London (In press). Lund, R., Kusakabe, K., Rao, N. and N. Weeratunge (eds.) (2020). Fisherfolk in Cambodia, India and Sri Lanka: Migration, Gender and Well-Being. Routledge. London. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003053026 Rao, N. ed. (2016) Disciplinary Dialogues on Social Change: Gender, Early Childhood and Theatre. Academic Foundation. New Delhi. Rao, N (ed.) (2015). M.S. Swaminathan in Conversation with Nitya Rao: From Reflections on my Life to the Ethics and Politics of Science. Academic Foundation. New Delhi. Rao, N (ed.) (2012). Migration, Education and Socio-Economic Mobility. Routledge. Oxford. Rao, N (2008) "Good women do not inherit Land": Politics of Land and Gender in India. Social Science Press and Orient Blackswan, New Delhi. Rao, N. & I. Smyth (eds.) (2005), Partnerships For Girls' Education, Oxford: Oxfam.

Book chapters

Rao, N (2021 forthcoming). Agency, gender and vulnerability to climate crises. In: Miller, F., Shrestha, K. K. and S. Wright (eds.) Handbook on Climate Change Vulnerability, Environments and Communities. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. Rao, N (2021 forthcoming). Agrarian crisis, farmer’s protests and women’s assertion. In: Roy, I. (ed.) Passionate Politics: Democracy, development and India’s 2019 general elections. Manchester University Press. Manchester. Rao, N., Mitra, A. and R. Rengalakshmi (2021 forthcoming) Equity, Gender and Millets in India: Implications for Policy. In: Padulosi, S., King E.D., Hunter. D. and M.S. Swaminathan (eds.) Orphan crops for sustainable food and nutrition security: Promoting neglected and underutilized species. Earthscan. London. Rao, N and A Pervez. (2018) Gender equality in India: New challenges confronting progress. In: India Social Development Report 2018: Rising Inequalities in India. Oxford University Press. New Delhi. Rao, N. (2017). Comparative education and international development: challenges in a changing landscape. In: Wiseman, A.W (ed.) Annual Review of Comparative and International Education 2016. Emerald. UK. pp 45-52. Rao, N (2016). Mothers, daughters and well-being: contentment and conflict among the Santals. In: Rao, N. (ed). Disciplinary Dialogues on Social Change: Gender, Early Childhood and Theatre. Academic Foundation. New Delhi. pp 277-300. Mitra, A and N. Rao (2016). Families, farms and changing gender relations in Asia. In: FAO and MSSRF (eds.) Family farming: Meeting the zero hunger challenge. New Delhi. Academic Foundation: 41-124.

Rao, N (2015) Transnational Remittances and Gendered Status Enhancement in Rural Bangladesh, In: Hoang, L.A and B.S.A.Yeoh (eds.) Transnational Labour Migration, Remittances and the Changing Family in Asia, Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp. 27- 49. Rao, N (2013) Women’s entitlements to land: Grassroots strategies for legitimizing claims. In: Kelkar, G and M. Krishnaraj (eds.) Women, land and power in Asia. New Delhi. Routledge. pp 337-361. Rao, N (2012). Displacement of Land, Case of Santhal Parganas. In: Munshi, I, (ed). The Adivasi Question: Issues of Land, Forest and Livelihood, Orient Blackswan, New Delhi. pp 117-124. Rao, N (2011) Gender, Land and Resource Rights in India, In: Verschuur, C (ed.). Du grain à moudre. Genre, développement rural et alimentation. (Dir.) Actes des colloques genre et développement. Berne : DDC-Commission nationale suisse pour l’UNESCO ; Genève : IHEID : pp 209-46. Rao, N. (2011) Is the New India bypassing women? Gendered implications of India’s growth. In: D’Costa, A.P. (ed.) A New India? Critical Reflections in the long twentieth century. Anthem, UK: 99-126. Rao, N (2009) Gendering territories: globalisation and mobility in Bangladesh. In: Velasquez, F.B and J.G.F. Medina (eds.) Las configuraciones de los territories rurales en el siglo XXI. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, pp. 109-40. Rao, N (2009) Conflicts and contradictions: land laws in the Santhal Parganas. In: Sundar, N (ed.) Legal Grounds: natural resources, identity, and the law in Jharkhand, Oxford University Press, New Delhi: 56-81. Jackson, C. and N. Rao, (2008) Gender Inequality and Agrarian Change in Liberalizing India”, In Razavi, Shahra (ed.) The Gendered Impacts of Liberalization, Routledge, London: 63-98. Mitra, A and N. Rao, (2008) Displacing Gender from Displacement: A View from the Santal Parganas, Jharkhand, In Mehta, Lyla (ed.) Displaced by Development: Confronting Marginalisation and Gender Injustice. Sage, New Delhi: 34:58. Rao, N (2007) Land rights, gender equality and household food security: Exploring the links in the case of India. In: Krishnaraj, M (ed.) Gender, food security and rural livelihoods. Stree, Kolkata: 183-205. Rao, N. (2006) Power, culture and resources in gendered seasonal migration from Santal Parganas. In: Arya, S and A. Roy (eds.) Gender, Poverty and Migration. Sage. New Delhi: 129-50. Rao, N. (2005) Social Justice and Empowerment of the Weaker Sections and Gender Rights. In: Adeney, K and L.Saez (eds.) Coalition Politics and Hindu Nationalism. Routledge, London: 116-35. Rao, N and R. Govinda (2004). Evaluating Literacy Campaigns: Issues and Prospects. In: Karlekar, M (ed.) Paradigms of Learning: The Total Literacy Campaign in India, Sage, New Delhi: 321-32. Rao, N. (2004) Women’s livelihoods in a forest economy, in Krishna, S (ed.) Livelihoods and Gender, Sage, New Delhi: 248-74. Rao, N. (2002) Cycling into the future: The Pudukkottai Experience (151-68) and A forest economy and women’s transportation (186-205) in Fernando, P and G. Porter (eds.) Balancing the Load, Zed Books, London. Rao, N. (2001) Transformative training: An experiment in Pudukkottai, in Murthy, R.K (ed.) Building Women’s Capacities: Interventions in gender transformation, Sage Publications, New Delhi: 67-87.

Selected Popular outputs

Rao, N (2020) India's coronavirus lockdown will hit women and migrant workers hardest. The Conversation. April 14. https://theconversation.com/indias-coronavirus-lockdown-will-hit- women-and-migrant-workers-hardest-134689

Swaminathan, M. S and N. Rao (2020). Its about food, nutrition and livelihood security. The Hindu. May 2. https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thehindu. com%2Fopinion%2Flead%2Fits-about-food-nutrition-and-livelihood- security%2Farticle31484674.ece&data=02%7C01%7CN.Rao%40uea.ac.uk%7Cbb7 af3ef05264142f99d08d7f1d6f385%7Cc65f8795ba3d43518a070865e5d8f090%7C0 %7C0%7C637243777811613130&sdata=%2Bu%2BPFtGbzuqgLamtfawQAc7aht87r fUK0NOpoF9eJAQ%3D&reserved=0

Rao, N., Pattnaik, A., Bhanjdeo, A. and N. Narain (2020) Hidden Hands of the City: How the Pandemic Unveiled the Systematic Neglect of Indian Migrant Workers. EADI Blog Debating Development Research. https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.developmentresearc h.eu%2F%3Fp%3D839&data=04%7C01%7CN.Rao%40uea.ac.uk%7C87b01c02324c486efed2 08d895dca926%7Cc65f8795ba3d43518a070865e5d8f090%7C0%7C1%7C6374241222720853 55%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1ha WwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C1000&sdata=Zem23h0Bl6IiDbghnm4T5T2k9uuRgQEdqf60ODWjQ DU%3D&reserved=0

Rengalakshmi, R and N. Rao (2020) Farmer Producer Organisations could help small holder farmers overcome the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown. Tigr2ess blog. University of Cambridge. https://tigr2ess.globalfood.cam.ac.uk/news/farmer-producer-organisations- could-help-small-holder-farmers-overcome-effects-covid-19 A series of infographics on gender and climate change in semi-arid regions of Asia and Africa. (2018) http://www.assar.uct.ac.za/news/gender-infographics Rao, N (2017) Agriculture for Nutrition?: Not without gender! Agriculture for Development, 32: Opinion Page. Rao, N (2017) Women farmers are being effectively ‘deskilled’. Hindustan Times. October 29. http://www.hindustantimes.com/analysis/women-farmers-are-being-effectively- deskilled/story-Om9RmBlE8ObnEv7fajuftI.html A series of research and policy briefs for LANSA. (2017) http://lansasouthasia.org/content/gender-agriculture-and-nutrition-south-asia- conceptualising-links Gender, caste and growth in India, Research Briefing Paper 3 (2011), available online http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/publications/DEV+Research+Briefing+3

Elisabetta Gioconda Iole Giovanna Recine (Elisabetta Recine) PhD, MSc, BSc

EDUCATION Bachelor in Nutrition, University of São Paulo, Brazil. 1979 - 1982 MSc in Human Physiology, University of São Paulo, Brazil. 1983 - 1988 PhD in Public Health, University of São Paulo, Brazil. 1992 - 1999

CURRENT POSITION Professor at the University of Brasília, Brazil, Department of Nutrition, Faculty of Health Sciences. 1994 to present.

CURRENT TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES Coordinator of the Observatory of Food and Nutrition Security Policies - University of Brasília, Brazil. 2008 to present Member of the Steering Committee of the Brazilian Alliance for Adequate and Healthy Food. 2016 to present. Member of the Advisory Committee - Brazilian Network for Research in Sovereignty and Food and Nutrition Security. 2017 to present. Member of the Steering Committee of the Food and Nutrition Working Group of the Public Health National Association (Abrasco). 2008 to present. Member of the CSM/CFS Food Systems and Nutrition Policy Working Group. 2016 to present.

PAST POSITIONS Ministry of Health, Brazil. General Coordinator for National Food and Nutrition Policy. 2000-2003. Coordinator of the Brazilian Action for Nutrition and Human Rights (Abrandh). 2007-2008. Technical consultant of the Brazilian Action for Nutrition and Human Rights (Abrandh). 2009-2014

PAST TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES President of the Brazilian National Food and Nutrition Security Council (Consea) 2017 – 2019 Member of the Steering Committee of the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE) - UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS) 2017 – 2019. Member of the Project Team of the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition - Committee on World Food Security – 12nd Report Nutrition and Food Systems (2016-2017) Member of the Executive Group of the Brazilian National Strategy for Prevention and Control of Obesity. 2012 to 2019. Counselor of the Brazilian National Food and Nutrition Security Council (Consea). 2008 to 2016 - coordinator of the committee responsible for the methodology, agenda and discussion papers of the 5th National Conference of Food and Nutrition Security (nov 2015). - representative of the Council on the national delegation of the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition (2014) - Coordinator of the Working Group on “Right to Food” (2008 – 2012) - Coordinator of Working Group on “Nutrition, Comsumption and Education”(2012-2016)

RESEARCH AREAS Public policies in food and nutrition, food and nutrition security, human right to adequate food, food systems and environments, food and nutrition education and capacity building in public health nutrition.

ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS (coordinator)

INFORMAS – International Network for Food and Obesity / Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) Research, Monitoring and Action Support (https://www.informas.org/countries/brazil/ ). Funding Brazilian National Council. 2018 to present - Module Public Sector Policies and Actions (Food-Epi) -Brazil.

Capacity Building in Primary Health Care for Overweight and Obesity Prevention and Treatment. Funding Ministry of Health. 2018 to present. - Brazilian network of universities for diagnosis of determinants, food environment and development of capacity building strategies for primary care health professionals. Youth leadership development for implementation of the National Food and Nutrition Policy. Funding Ministry of Health. 2020 to present. - National program to develop skills and competencies for public management, agenda setting, team leadership, scenario forecasting, conflict resolution, program planning and monitoring.

CONCLUDED PROJECTS (coordinator) Food and Nutrition network of the Brazilian National Health System (Redenutri) (http://ecos- redenutri.bvs.br/tiki-view_articles.php) Partnership with the Ministry of Health. 2011 to present. - Network currently with more than 30 thousand participants. The objective is to improve the implementation of the National Food and Nutrition Policy guidelines and capacity development. It brings together professionals who work in programs at the local level, mainly in primary health care. Researchers, teachers and undergraduate students also participate. It offers different tools like library, online courses, news, forum, and interviews among others. Strategic National Agenda for Food and Nutrition Education. (http://ideiasnamesa.unb.br) Partnership with the Ministry of Social Development and Agrarian Development. 2012 to present - Network currently with more than 15 thousand participants. The objective is to improve the implementation of the guidelines of the National Policy on Food and Nutrition Security, especially with the guideline related to Food and Nutrition Education. Topics related to the food system, family farming, public procurement and others are discussed. It brings together professionals who work in local level programs in the areas of social development, health, education and family agriculture. Researchers, teachers and students of undergraduate courses also participate. It offers different tools like library, online courses, news and interviews among others.

SUPERVISION - PhD STUDENTS (2015-2021) Janine Giuberti. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. ICN2: the countries' vision for the food systems and nutrition agenda. 2015 (completed). Main supervisor Ana Virginia Figueiredo. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. Nutritional profile and regulatory measures in Brazil.2016 (completed). Main supervisor Géssica Almeida. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. Capacity building to promote healthy eating in health undergraduate courses. 2019 (completed). Main supervisor. Maria Irene Barbosa. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. Application of the Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture Systems (SAFA) in Brazil. 2018 to present. Main Supervisor. Giselle Garcia. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. Development of a sustainability index of local food systems. 2019 to present. Main Supervisor Gabriela Silva Brito. PhD in Nutrition, University of Brasília. Food environments in low-income communities. 2020 to present. Main Supervisor.

M.Sc SUPERVISION – (in progress) Estella Borges de Brito. Master in Nutrition. University of Brasília. Potentialities of the Milan Pact proposals for guaranteeing Food and Nutrition Security in Brazilian municipalities. 2018 to present. Main Supervisor. Juliana Machado. Master in Nutrition. University of Brasília. Mapping of stakeholder networks to support the National Food and Nutrition Policy scale-up implementation. 2020 to present. Main supervisor.

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Full CV available at: http://lattes.cnpq.br/2237174557049648 Contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; skype: erecine Elisabetta Gioconda Iole Giovanna Recine (Elisabetta Recine) PhD, MSc, BSc

LIST OF PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS (2015 – 2020)

1. COUTINHO, JANINE GIUBERTI; DELMUÈ, DENISE COSTA COITINHO ; RECINE, ELISABETTA . Better nutrition, better lives: Countries’ positioning to fight all forms of malnutrition. REVISTA PANAMERICANA DE SALUD PUBLICA-PAN AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH , v. 44, p. 1, 2020. 2. RECINE, ELISABETTA; FAGUNDES, ANDHRESSA ; SILVA, BARBARA LEONE ; GARCIA, GISELLE SILVA ; RIBEIRO, RITA DE CÁSSIA LISBOA ; GABRIEL, CRISTINE GARCIA . Reflections on the extinction of the National Council for Food and Nutrition Security and the confrontation of Covid-19 in Brazil. REVISTA DE NUTRIÇÃO , v. 33, p. 1-8, 2020. 3. NEVES, J. A. ; VASCONCELOS, F. A. G. ; MACHADO, M. L. ; Recine, E. ; GARCIA, GISELLE SILVA ; MEDEIROS, M. A. . THE BRAZILIAN CASH TRANSFER PROGRAM (BOLSA FAMÍLIA): A TOOL FOR REDUCING INEQUALITIES AND ACHIEVING SOCIAL RIGHTS IN BRAZIL. Global Public Health , v. 1, p. 1-17, 2020. 4. RECINE, E.; GARCIA, GISELLE SILVA. Civil society and guaranteeing Food and Nutritional Security in Brazil. In: Potira V. Preiss; Sergio Schneider; Gabriela Coelho-de-Souza. (Org.). The Brazilian contribution to sustainable food and nutritional security. 01ed.Porto Alegre: Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, 2020, v. 01, p. 107-124. (Book Chapter). Available at: https://lume.ufrgs.br/bitstream/handle/10183/211291/001115755.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y 5. RECINE, E.; BEGHIN, N. . Equity. In: Mark Lawrence; Sharon Friel. (Org.). Healthy and Sustainable Food Systems. 1ed.Londres: Routledge, 2019, v. , p. 35-46. (Book Chapter) 6. MOURA, A. L. S. P. ; Recine, E. . Nutritionists and the comprehensive care of overweight individuals in primary care. REVISTA DE NUTRIÇÃO , v. 32, p. e190008, 2019. 7. PEREIRA, D. S. ; RECINE, E. . Environmental, social and health dimensions of food supply policies and proposals in Brazil. Revista de Nutricao- Brazilian Journal of Nutrition, 2019. 8. VASCONCELOS, F. A. G. ; MACHADO, M. L. ; MEDEIROS, M. A. ; NEVES, J. A. ; RECINE, E. ; PASQUIM, E. M. . Public Policies of Food and Nutrition in Brazil: from Lula to Temer. Revista de Nutricao- Brazilian Journal of Nutrition, 2019. 9. MERCIA, G. ; MEDEIROS, M. A. ; MONTEIRO, J. ; HELLEN, K. ; RECINE, E. . Educational training of nutritionists in Public Health Nutrition: A systematic review. REVISTA DE NUTRIÇÃO Brazilian Journal of Nutrition , v. 31, p. 97-117, 2018. 10. ARANTES, RAFAEL RIOJA ; RECINE, E. Price of organic vegetables according to the commercialization channel. SEGURANÇA ALIMENTAR E NUTRICIONAL, v. 25, p. 13-22, 2018. 11. RECINE, E; ALVES, KELLY POLIANY DE SOUZA ; MONEGO, ESTELAMARIS ; SUGAI, ANDREA ; MELO, ALICE CRISTINA MEDEIROS . Professional training for the National Health System: analysis of curricular reforms in undergraduate courses in nutrition. AVALIAÇÃO: REVISTA DA AVALIAÇÃO DA EDUCAÇÃO SUPERIOR, v. 23, p. 679-697, 2018. 12. SILVA, A. C. F.; RECINE, E.; JOHNS, P. ; GOMES, F. S. ; FERRAZ, M. A. ; FAERSTEIN, E. . History and challenges of Brazilian social movements for the achievement of the right to adequate food. Global Public Health, p. 1-9, 2018. 13. RECINE, E. The National School Feeding Program: the world is inspired, we will be able to keep up the advances ? CADERNOS DE SAÚDE PÚBLICA, v. 33, p. 01-03, 2017. 14. PASQUIM, E. ; RECINE, E. . Contributions of university extension projects to the construction of knowledge in Food and Nutrition Security. DEMETRA: ALIMENTAÇÃO, NUTRIÇÃO & SAÚDE, v. 12, p. 539- 559, 2017.

15. HLPE. 2017. Nutrition and food systems. A report by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security, Rome. http://www.fao.org/3/a-i7846e.pdf

16. FIGUEIREDO, A.V.; RECINE, E. Monteiro, R Food Risk Regulation: the tensions of Brazilian Health Surveillance System. Ciência & Saúde Coletiva. 98(2016). Available at: http://www.cienciaesaudecoletiva.com.br/artigos/artigo_int.php?id_artigo=15520

17. RECINE, E., et al. "Analysis of nutrition (and food) education syllabus of nutrition undergraduate courses." Revista de Nutrição 29.6 (2016): 885-897. 18. Leão,M. & RECINE,E. Human Right to Adequate Food. Chapter book: Taddei, José Augusto, et al. Nutrição em saúde pública. Editora Rubio, 2015. 19. Porto, E.; Schmitz, B.; RECINE, E. ; Rodrigues, M. L. School canteens in the Federal District, Brazil and the promotion of healthy eating. Revista de Nutrição (original in Portuguese), v. 28, p. 29-41, 2015.

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Contact: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; skype: erecine JOSÉ MARÍA SUMPSI VIÑAS (Full an updated CV)

Dr. Sumpsi a national of Spain holds a degree in agricultural economics (1970) from the Polytechnical University of Madrid (UPM), a Master’s degree in Operational Research from the Statistics School at the Complutense University of Madrid (1972) and a Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from UPM (1974). He began his academic career in 1970 as Assistant Professor and since 1983 he is Full Professor at the Technical University of Madrid. He was the Head of the Agricultural Economics Department of the UPM (1990- 1994), Editor of the Spanish Review of Agricultural Economics and Natural Resources (1995-1999) and President of Spanish Association of Agricultural Economists (1998- 2003). He is member of the European Association of Agricultural Economists and International Association of Agricultural Economists.

Since 1983 to 1986, Mr. Sumpsi Viñas was the President of the Andalusian Institute of Agrarian Reform (IARA). Since 1995 he has been advisor for different national governments in Latin America, consultant for international agencies (FAO, IDB, World Bank) and member of the advisory board for international institutions and EU research projects. In 1995-1996 he was member of an Independent Group of Experts convened by the Directorate General of Agriculture of the European Commission to draft a report on the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union (Buckwell Report). In 2000-2002 he was a member of the ARL-DATAR Group to draft a report on “Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe”.

From 2000 to 2007 he was the Coordinator of the Technical Committee of FODEPAL (Regional Project for e-learning in agricultural economics, natural resources management and agricultural and rural development policies in Latin America funded by the Spanish Agency of Cooperation and implemented by FAO-RLC). It was an innovative and successful e-learning program to build capacities in Latin America on these topics. More than 6.500 professionals across Latin America were trained coming from public administration officials (agriculture, environment, water and soils institutions), cooperative managers, leaders of farmers organizations and mangers of agribusiness, The project FODEPAL was awarded in several countries

From 2003 to 2006, he worked at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in Washington as the Principal Expert in Rural Development Unit of the Sustainable Development and was the project leader of (EXPIDER) a pilot regional program on territorial rural development in several territories of countries in Latin America (Honduras, Ecuador and Bolivia). The lessons learnt from EXPIDER were considered by IDB and other agencies (FAO, IICA, WB, IFAD) to design projects and programs of Territorial Rural Development in Latin America. The EXPIDER main conclusion was that the territorial development of poor rural areas needed a legal, institutional and financing national framework as otherwise the local projects of territorial rural development implemented by international and cooperation organizations and NGOs cannot survive without such a national policy of territorial rural development.

In April 2007 was appointed Assistant Director-General (ADG) in charge of the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Department (AGD) at FAO in Headquarters, Rome (the more important technical Department in FAO) and from January 2008 until December 2010 as Assistant Director-General (ADG) of the Technical Cooperation Department at FAO (TCD), (the biggest Department at FAO) leading the field program of FAO in 97 countries around the world in Africa, Asia, Latin America, Near and Middle East, Central Asian and Eastern Europe. He was the responsible and led the reorganization of CMC (Crisis Management Center) in the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Department in 2007 to integrate the plant, animal and food safety crisis which before were separated and managed independently losing coordination, synergies and scientific ex-changes among the three areas or risk and crisis management. In 2007 and as Director of the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Department was chair or FAO's responsible at the governing body in international Treaties managed by FAO (Plant and Animal Genetic Resources Conservation), Conventions (International Rules and Regulation of Pesticides Use) and Programs (CODEX a joint FAO-WHO program for Food Safety) among others.

He coordinated all the technical and economic units of FAO to design the Initiative on Soaring Food Prices (ISFP), a global initiative launched in December 2007 by the DG of FAO to facing the global food crisis a and managed ISFP during the period 2008-2010. The ISFP was financed by TCP (Technical Cooperation Projects) from Regular Program of FAO and voluntary contributions from donors specially the UE which provided to FAO a grant of about € 400 millions from the EU Food Facility (the € 1,000 million program approved by the EU in 2008 to support the less developed countries to face the global food crisis) to implement short term projects to alleviate the effects of soaring food prices on food insecurity of poor households of 54 countries mainly in Africa. He led as ADG-TC of FAO the negotiations and joint work with the EC team (DEV and AIDCO) to programming, approving and finally implementing all projects in a centralized way under my leadership.

In the period 2008-2010 he was the representative of FAO at International Bodies and Funds as the United Nations High Level Task Force for Global Food Crisis created in April 2008 by Ban Ki-moon (SG of United Nations) to coordinate the actions and initiatives launched by the UN and Breton Woods Agencies to face the global food crisis, the Group to monitoring the implementation of G-8 L´Aquila Program for Global Food Security (July 2009) and the GAFSP (Global Agriculture and Food Security Program) the Multi Donor Trust Fund managed by the World Bank (2010).

In 2011 he returned to the Technical University of Madrid where he is teaching on Food Policy, Agricultural and Rural Development Policy and Agriculture and Development, and researching on several fields and topics related to the information systems for agricultural risk management, territorial rural development, food security, food market price volatility, agriculture mitigation and adaptation to climate change, agricultural development, bioeconomy and sustainable agriculture and food systems and advising governments and being consultant of international agencies.

From 2011 to 2014 he was the project leader of the UPM team that participated in the design and implementation of PIDERAL (Project funded by the Spanish cooperation and executed by IICA) to provide technical assistance to the governments of Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru and Dominican Republic for the design of national policies for territorial rural development.

Since March 2014 and up to 2018, he was the President of Triptolemos Foundation for global food system development, a private foundation integrated by farm organizations, cooperatives, universities, research institutions, consumer organizations and food companies to boosting the innovation and strengthening the European Food System. As President of Triptolemos he participated addressing a key speech in the III Global Agribusiness Forum (GAF) held in Sao Paulo in July 2016 about The European Food System.

In 2006, he founded the CEIGRAM (Centre of Research and Studies of Agricultural and Environmental Risk Management) of the UPM (Polytechnical University of Madrid) and since 2016 up to 2019, he was the Head of the CEIGRAM. The CEIGRAM works based in a holistic and multidisciplinary approach in three main areas of research, development and innovation (R & D & i): 1) Agriculture and Climate change (mitigation and adaptation) and Climate variability (simulation with crop mathematical models of agricultural risk assessment and management); 2) Technological and systems innovation in agriculture and food (sustainable intensification of agricultural productivity, bioeconomy and circular economy along the food chain, sustainable management of water and nutrients); and 3) agricultural risk assessment and crisis management (information systems for agricultural risk management, animal health epidemiology models, design of new products and innovation technologies to manage agricultural insurances, as big data, satellite images, sensorial analysis, market risk analysis, rural development and food security risks). The CEIGRAM has 56 senior researchers and 21 young researchers in the following scientific and technological fields (agricultural, rural and food chain economy, crops and animal production and health, applied mathematics, agro-forestry engineering, food chemistry and technology, food systems, food security and food safety). In ten years the CEIGRAM has worked in 57 countries (mainly in developing countries of Latin America, Asia and Africa) and received 65 visiting professors from 10 countries and has developed an intensive research activity (61 Doctoral theses, 237 research projects mostly in competitive calls and 379 papers published in JCR journals).

In 2012-2015 he was member of the research team of EC Research Project (EU project) ULYSSES (Understanding and coping with food markets volatility towards more Stable World and EU food Systems) coordinated by the CEIGRAM (Centre of Research and Studies of Agricultural and Environmental Risk Management).

In 2015-2016 he was the project team leader in the CEIGRAM to assess the information systems for agricultural risk management in seven countries of Africa (Cameroon, Senegal, Niger, Mozambique, Cap Verde, Ethiopia and Tanzania), a project funded for IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) financed through the PARM (Platform for Agricultural Risk Management hosted in IFAD) funded with voluntary contributions from Donors mainly the EU.

In 2016, he participated in the CEIGRAM team that won a call for tender from the European Parliament to analyze the new instruments to manage the climate and market risks provided by the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) in the period 2014- 2020. The project aimed to propose changes and innovations for the EU new tools for income stabilization (farm income insurance, saving accounts and mutual funds). The conclusions were presented in the European Parliament and was broadly disseminated and receive many positive comments and in political and academic circles.

In the period 2019-2020 he participated in the CEIGRAM team to provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food to prepare the Spanish Strategic Plan to apply the PAC reform (2022-2027)

In 2019 after a process of selection, he was designated member of the Steering Committee of High Level Panel of Experts of CFS (World Committee of Food Security) for the period 2019-2021.

Dr. Sumpsi has participated in many professional and research projects and published many papers, working papers, chapters of books and books on agricultural and food policy, agricultural structural change, land reform and property rights, rural development policy, agriculture and environment, sustainable management of natural resources (water), food market volatility, global food security crisis, food systems and agricultural risk management. He has a wide experience and good expertise on technical cooperation projects for agricultural, rural development and food systems and program evaluation (see below his teaching activities, research and publications).

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

1970-1971: Assistant Professor teaching Statistics at UPM

1971-1976: Assistant Professor teaching Econometrics at UPM

1976-1982: Assistant Professor teaching Economic Theory and Agricultural Policy at UPM

Since 1983 Full Professor at the UPM

Since 2001 to 2007. Professor of an on-line course on Territorial Rural Development in the context of the Latin America Cooperation Project FODEPAL implemented by FAO RLC and financed by AECID

Since 2011 Professor of the following matters: Agricultural and Rural Development Policy; Food Policy; Agriculture and Development; and Agriculture and Food Systems 2018-2019 Coordinator of a course MOOC on Agricultural Risk Management (innovative education project from UPM)

RESEARCH PROJECTS

1. La reforma de la PAC y el cambio estructural en la agricultura española. Fundación FIES (Fondo para la Investigación Económica y Social de la Confederación Nacional de Cajas de Ahorro) Madrid. 1993-94. Project Team Leader.

2. El impacto de la Ronda Uruguay del GATT sobre el sector agroalimentario español. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación y Ministerio de Comercio y Turismo. Madrid 1994-95. Project Team Leader

3. EU Research Project “Analysis of the effects of the CAP on the Environment in the European Union” . European Commission. (DG XI-Environment). 1995-96.

(Contract nº B4-3040/94/00963/MAR/B2).Countries participating: The Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain and United Kingdom. Researcher at the Spanish team.

4. Análisis comparado de distintos modelos de desarrollo rural. Fundación La Caixa. Barcelona. 1995-96. Project Team Leader.

5. La economía del agua y la competitividad de los regadíos españoles. Secretaría General de Desarrollo Rural y Conservación de la Naturaleza (Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación). Madrid. 1995-97. Project Team Leader.

6. Thematic network on CAP and Environment in the European Union. Commission of the European Communities. Directorate General for Agriculture (DG VI). (FAIR program) (Contract nº FAIR3-CT96-1793). Countries participating: The Netherlands, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain and United Kingdom. 1996-98. Project Leader at Spanish team.

7. EU research project “Organic Farming and the CAP” European Commission. Directorate General for Agriculture (DG VI) FAIR Program (Contract nº FAIR3-CT96- 1794) 1997-99. Project Leader at Spanish team.

8. EU research project “Implementation and Effectiveness of EU Agri-environmental Schemes established under Regulation 2078/92” European Commission. Directorate General for Agriculture (DG VI). FAIR Program (Contract nº FAIR1CT95274).1996-99. Member of the Advisory Board.

9. EU research project “Economic instruments for nitrogen control in European agriculture” European Commission (DG XII) Environment and Climate Programme (Contract nºENV-CT96-0345) 1997-99. Member of the Review Group.

10. Sistemas alternativos de adaptación de las ayudas directas a la agricultura. CICYT número de contrato SEC 97-1213. 1997-2000. Researcher 1997-1998. 11. Environmental Impact of Irrigation in the EU. European Commission DG XI Contract B4-3040/98/000798/MAR/D1 1999-2000. Project Leader at Spanish team.

12. Nature of Rural Development in Europe. Contract (WWF project 99035/TR01/2000) 2000-2001. Project Leader at Spanish team.

13. Estudio sobre la viabilidad financiera para la implantación de seguros de ingresos en la agricultura. Convenio con ENESA (MAPA) 2000-2001. Project Team Leader.

14. Definición y aplicación de un seguro de precios para la patata como instrumento de gestión del riego en la agricultura. Convenio con ENESA (MAPA). 2002. Project Team Leader.

15. Evaluación intermedia de programas de desarrollo rural en España: la Indemnización Compensatoria en Zonas Desfavorecidas. Convenio con la Dirección General de Agricultura del Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación (MAPA). 2001-2003. Project Team Leader

16. Impacto de la ampliación de la UE hacia los países del Este: Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural. Contrato con la Academia Europea de Ciencias y Artes. 2002. Project Team Leader.

17. Evaluación del impacto de la aplicación de la Directiva Marco del Agua de la UE en el regadíos español. Convenio con la Dirección General de Desarrollo Rural (MAPA). 2002. Project Team Leader.

18. Evaluación del impacto de la Ley de Modernización Agraria de 1995 en la evolución reciente de las estructuras agrarias en España. Convenio con la Dirección General de Desarrollo Rural (MAPA) en el marco de la elaboración del Libro Blanco sobre la Agricultura y el Mundo Rural. 2002. Project Team Leader.

19. Europe’s Rural Futures. WWF y U.K. Countryside Agencies. 2002-2003. Project Leader at Spanish team.

20. Proyecto de cooperación técnica regional de capacitación en economía y política agraria y desarrollo rural en América Latina y el Caribe. Convenio UPM-FAO. 2001-2005. Project Team Leader.

21. Proyecto de cooperación técnica regional para la implementación de Experiencias Piloto de Desarrollo Local Rural en América Latina (EXPIDER). Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. 2003-2005. Project Team Leader.

22. Estudio para el diseño y perfeccionamiento del seguro de ingresos y rentas. Entidad Nacional de Seguros Agrarios. Diciembre 2003-Diciembre 2006. Researcher.

23. Seguimiento completo del seguro de precios de la patata para la campaña 2004. Agro-seguro, S.A., Abril 2004-Marzo 2005. Researcher. 24. Developing cross compliance in the EU - background, lessons and opportunities (EU CROSS COMPLIANCE). (Proyecto nº QLRT-2001-02640). Comisión de las Comunidades Europeas. (DG Investigación). 2003-2005. Researcher.

25. European Network of Agricultural and Rural Research Institutes (ENARPRI) – Thematic network on trade agreements and European Agriculture (Proyecto nº QLRT- 2001- 02481). Comisión de las Comunidades Europeas. (DG Investigación) 2003-2005. Researcher.

26. Design and Economic Impact of Risk Management Tools for European (Income Stabilisation) Agriculture European Commission. Contract 6613. 2005 -2008. Researcher.

27. Proyecto de cooperación técnica regional la implementación de Experiencias Piloto de Desarrollo Local Rural en América Latina (EXPIDER II). (2006-2008) UPM. Project Team Leader.

28. Proyecto de cooperación técnica regional "Políticas Innovadoras de Desarrollo Rural en América latina (PIDERAL) (2011-2014). UPM. Project Team Leader

29. Understanding and coping with food markets voLatilitY towards more Stable World and EU food SystEmS ULYSSES. (2012-2015) FP7-KBBE-2012, Contrato: 312182, Duración: 36 meses (desde el 1 de agosto de 2012) UPM. Researcher.

30. Capacitación Integral y asesoramiento para la tecnificación del riego parcelario en Ecuador. Financiación AECID. Contrato FPA 150000CE1705 Abril-Octubre 2015. Project team leader

31. Assessment of Information Systems for Agricultural Risk Management in seven countries in Africa. Financing IFAD-PARM - Julio 2015-Junio 2016 Contract: E150220C317 32. State of play of risk management tools implemented by member states during the period 2014-2020: national and comparative frameworks (IP/B/AGRI/IC/2015-075). Financiación Parlamento Europeo. Septiembre 2015-Febrero 2016. E150220C299.

33. Agricultural Risk Assessment Study in Liberia. Financing IFAD-PARM Enero –Julio 2017. Contract: P170220C027

34. Escuela Nacional de Irrigación Productiva (ENIP) de Ecuador. Financiado por LAIF (Latin America Investment Facility) DEVCO (UE). 2017-2021 Cooperación Delegada a AECID ejecutado por ENCOMIENDA A TRAGSA. Contrato con TRAGSA Agosto 2017- Febrero 2019: FPA170000CEI808.

35.Towards SUstainable and REsilient EU FARMing systems (SURE-Farm)” Funded by the European Commission H2020. Junio 2017-Mayo 2021. EH170220C163.

36. Servicio de elaboración de manual de capitalización de buenas prácticas y las directrices para la elaboración de planes de contingencia nacionales y regional. /CTR/0900456 Financiación: AECID - Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo Duración: 14 de julio-14 de diciembre 2017

37. Servicio de asistencia técnica especializada para la revisión y/o elaboración de los planes de contingencia nacionales y regional en el marco del proyecto de creación de la reserva regional de seguridad alimentaria (RRSA) en áfrica occidental (CEDEAO). Expediente 2017/CTR/0900021 Financiación: AECID julio de 2017 - julio de 2019

38. Boosting Agricultural Insurance based on Earth Observation data (BEACON). Financiación Comisión Europea H2020. Enero 2019-Enero 2022. EH180220C502. Posición: Investigador

39. SHERPA: Sustainable Hub to Engage into Rural Policies with Actors. H2020-RUR-2018- 2020/H2020-RUR-2019-1. OTT: EH190220C381

40. MAPA-CAP Informe para contribuir a la elaboración de plan estratégico PAC. Eje económico y ambiental. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación. Duración: 2019-2020. Código OTT: P190220C467

PUBLICATIONS a) Books

CAMILLERI A., NADAL E., POSADA LJ., SUMPSI JMª y TIO C (1977). Situación y perspectivas de la agricultura familiar en España. Serie Estudios, número 2. Ministerio de Agricultura, Secretaría General Técnica. Madrid 219 pp

SUMPSI JMª (ed) (1982) La política agraria ante la crisis energética. Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo. Santander 350 pp

CAMILLERI A. y SUMPSI JMª (1983) La agricultura española ante la CEE”. Instituto de Estudios Económicos. Madrid 840 pp.

SUMPSI JMª y TIO C. (1987) La política agrícola comunitaria y su aplicación en España. Confederación Española de Cajas de Ahorro. Madrid 315 pp.

SUMPSI JMª (ed) (1995). Modernización y cambio estructural en la agricultura española. Serie Estudios, nº 88. S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación. Madrid. 380 pp

SUMPSI JMª y BARCELO L.V. (1996). La Ronda Uruguay y el sector agroalimentario español. Serie Estudios, nº 111. S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura Pesca y Alimentación. Madrid. 855 pp

BUCKWELL A., BLOM J., COMMINS P., HERVIEU B., HOFREITHER M., Von MEYER H., RABINOWICZ E., SOTTE F. y SUMPSI JMª. (1997) : Towards a Common Agricultural and Rural Policy for Europe. European Economy. Reports and Studies Nº 5, 1997. Directorate General for Economic Affairs. European Commission Brussels 99 pp

SUMPSI JMª., GARRIDO A., BLANCO M., VARELA C. e IGLESIAS E. (1998). Economía y política de gestión del agua en la agricultura Mundi-Prensa-MAPA. Madrid 351 pp

PEREZ YRUELA M., SUMPSI JM, BARDAJI I Y JIMENEZ MM (2000). La nueva concepción del Desarrollo Rural: Estudio de casos. Colección Politeya. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) Madrid 411 pp

SUMPSI JM y PEREZ CORREA E. (eds) (2002): Políticas, instrumentos y experiencias de desarrollo rural en América Latina y Europa. MAPA, FODEPAL y AECI. Madrid 430 pp.

ANANIA G., BLOM J., BUCKWELL A., COLSON F., GARCIA AZCARATE T., RABINOWICZ E., SARACENO E., SUMPSI JM., VON URFF, W. y WILKIN J. (2003). Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe. Studies in Spatial Development. Vol nº 4 Akademie Für Raumforschung Und landesplanung. Hanover 2003 230 pp FALCONI C., GIORDANO P. y SUMPSI JMª (eds) (2005). Desarrollo Rural y Comercio Agropecuario en América Latina. Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Washington. 171 pp.

b) Book chapters

SUMPSI JMª (1980) Evolución tecnológica y racionalidad económica en las grandes explotaciones de Andalucía. En O Latifundismo Na Peninsula Iberica. Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia. Lisboa pp. 303-341.

SUMPSI JMª (1985) Perspectivas de la agricultura familiar. En Soria R. y Rodriguez Zuñiga M. (eds) Lecturas sobre Agricultura Familiar. Serie Estudios nº 40. S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura, pp. 365-401

SUMPSI JMª (1988) Andalucía: Experiencia de la reforma agraria. En Política de Estructuras Agrarias y Marco Autonómico. Generalitat Valenciana, pp 115-135

SUMPSI JMª (1988) El papel de la tierra en el desarrollo agrario”. En Varela Ortega C. El Mercado y los precios de la tierra: Funcionamiento y mecanismos de intervención. Serie Estudios nº 58 S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación, pp 89-113

SUMPSI JMª (1989) La política agraria 1962-1982. En San Juan C. (ed) La Modernización de la Agricultura Española, 1956-1986. Serie Estudios nº 54 S.G.T. MAPA. pp. 447-459

SUMPSI JMª (1993). Medio Ambiente y Desarrollo rural. En Ramos E. (ed) El desarrollo rural andaluz a las puertas del siglo XXI. Consejería de Agricultura y Pesca. Junta de Andalucía. pp 55-80

SUMPSI JMª (1994). La evolución de la agricultura del valle del Duero y sus perspectivas ante la integración europea. En Despoblación y colonización del valle del Duero. IV Congreso de Historia Medieval. Fundación Sánchez Albornoz pp 417-454

SUMPSI JMª (1994). Competitividad y reforma estructural de la agricultura española. En Sumpsi JMª (ed) Modernización y cambio estructural en la agricultura española. Serie Estudios nº 88 S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación 285-332

SUMPSI JMª (1995). Potencialidad de la industria ambiental en el medio rural. En Ramos E. y Cruz J. (ed) Hacia un nuevo sistema rural. Serie Estudios nº 99 S.G.T. Ministerio de Agricultura, Pesca y Alimentación : 429-455

SUMPSI JMª (1996). El sector agrario español ante los nuevos retos de la Unión Económica y Monetaria. En Cuadrado Roura J.R. y Mancha T. (ed). España frente a la Unión Económica y Monetaria. Editorial Civitas : 215-243 SUMPSI J M. y VARELA C. (1995). The Common Agri-environmental Policy and its Applications to Spain. En Albisu L. M. and Romero C. (eds): Environmental and Land Use Issues.An Economic Perspective. Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk, Kiel : 119-133

SUMPSI JMª (1996). Economic Instruments for Rationalizing Water Demand for Irrigation. En San Juan C. (ed). Environmental Economics in the European Union. Mundi Prensa-Universidad Carlos III. Madrid : 273-298

SUMPSI JMª (1997). L’agricoltura spagnola di fronte ai nuovi scenari della PAC. En Buckwell A.and Sotte F. (eds) Coltivare L’Europa (per una nuova politica agricola e rurale comune). Licorno Editori. Roma : 175-215

SUMPSI JMª, IGLESIAS E., y GARRIDO A. (1998). An integrated approach of agricultural and environmental policies: A case study of the spanish cereal sector. En Dabbert S, Withby M. Slangen L. and Dubgard A. (eds) Landscape and Nature Conservation Economics. CAB International. Wallingford : 239-252

VARELA, C y SUMPSI, JMª (1998). The CAP and the Environment in Spain. En Brouwer F. and Lowe P. (eds) CAP and the Rural Environment in Transition. Wageningen Pers : 201-240

SUMPSI JMª (1998). El futuro de la PAC y el desarrollo regional. En Olmeda M. y Castillo J.S. (eds) El sector agroalimentario y el desarrollo regional. Ediciones de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha : 127-152

SUMPSI JMª (1998). La influencia de la PAC y de la liberalización del comercio internacional sobre el sector agrario. En Actas del segundo congreso de economía de Navarra : La internacionalización de la economía navarra. Departamento de Economía y Hacienda. Gobierno de Navarra : 131-140

SUMPSI JMª, PECO B. y OÑATE JJ (1999) Agri-environmental indicators for extensive systems in the Iberian Peninsula. En Brower F. and Crabtree JM. (eds) Environmental Indicators and Agricultural Policy. New York CAB Int. pp 144-162

IGLESIAS E. y SUMPSI JMª. (2000) Efectos de los mecanismos de subasta sobre el gasto público de la política agroambiental: el caso del acuífero Mancha Occidental. En Paniagua A. (ed) Naturaleza, Agricultura y Política Agroambiental en España. Colección Politeya nº 14. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). Madrid pp 69-93

SUMPSI JMª (2001) El enfoque empresarial de la multifuncionalidad. En Maíz L. Visión de futuro de la agricultura europea. Secretaria General Técnica del Ministerio de Agricultura Pesca y Alimentación. Madrid pp 115-129 SUMPSI JMª (2001) L’influenza della politica agraria nel sovra sfruttamento delle risorse idrichi e la distruzione delle zone umide: il caso della falda acquifera Mancha Occidental nela Espagna. En Arzeni A., Esposti R. y Sotte F. (eds). Agricoltura e Natura. Franco Angeli. Milan

SUMPSI JMª (2002) La política agraria y rural de la Unión Europea. En Sumpsi JM y Pérez Correa E (eds). Políticas, instrumentos y experiencias de desarrollo rural en América Latina y Europa. MAPA, FODEPAL y AECI. Madrid pp 123-147

VARELA C, SUMPSI JM Y BLANCO M. (2002) Water Availability in the Mediterranean region. En Brouwer F. and Straaten J.V. (eds) Nature and the Agriculture in the European Union. Edward Elgar. Massachusetts pp 87-112

VARELA C. Y SUMPSI JM. (2002) Repercusiones Ambientales de la política agraria europea. En Pineda F. D., de Miguel J. M., Casado M. A. y Montalvo J. (eds). La Diversidad Biológica de España). Prentice Hall pp 125-153

SUMPSI JMª y GARCIA AZCARATE T. (2003) Obstacles and constraints for a new CAP. En Anania G. et al. Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe. Studies in Spatial Development. Vol nº 4. Akademie Für Raumforschung Und landesplanung. Hanover 2003

SUMPSI JMª y BUCKWELL A. (2003) Greening the CAP: The Future of the First Pillar. En Anania G. et al. Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe. Studies in Spatial Development. Vol nº 4. Akademie Für Raumforschung Und landesplanung. Hanover 2003

SUMPSI JMª (2003). La ampliación y la Política Agrícola Común. En Hay), J. (ed) (2003) Desafíos. La Unión Europea ante su ampliación. Siddharth Mehta Ediciones Madrid

SUMPSI JMª y ATANCE I. (2003). Desarrollo local en áreas rurales de la Unión Europea: el programa LEADER. En Ramos A. (ed). Desarrollo Rural Sostenible con enfoque territorial. Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA). Montevideo

SUMPSI JMª (2004). Estrategias y Políticas de Desarrollo Rural en la Unión Europea. En Pérez E. y Farah MA. Desarrollo Rural y Nueva Ruralidad. Universidad Javeriana Bogota. Colombia.

SUMPSI JMª (2005). Experiencias de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América Latina. En Falconi C., Giordano P. y Sumpsi JMª (eds) (2005). Desarrollo Rural y Comercio Agropecuario en América Latina. Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Washington. 171 pp. SUMPSI JM (2014): La crisis alimentaria mundial y el futuro de la PAC. En Bardaji I (ed.) Reflexiones en torno a la PAC Cajamar Serie Economía 22 294 pp

PÉREZ YRUELA M., J.M. SUMPSI, E. LÓPEZ, I. BARDAJÍ (2016): El enfoque territorial del desarrollo en zonas rurales: De la teoría a la práctica. En Ortega A.C. y Moyano E. (eds): Desarrollo en territorios rurales. Estudios comparados en Brasil y España. Campinas. Alinea Editora, 27-74. ISBN: 978 85 7516 782 3 (ISBN ebook 978 85 75 7516 7823)

GARRIDO, A, M’BAREK R., BARDAJI I., MIRANDA P.M. MEUWISSEN, MORALES OPAZO C. and SUMPSI JM (2016): Scope and objectives. En GARRIDO, A, BRUMMER B., M’BAREK R., MIRANDA P.M. MEUWISSEN and, MORALES OPAZO C (eds): Agricultural Markets Instability. Revisiting the recent food crisis Earthscan Food and Agriculture ISBN 978-1-138-93741-3 (bbk) 217 pp c) Papers

SUMPSI JMª y TIO C. (1977) La política agraria comunitaria y los problemas de ampliación de la CEE. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales, nº 100. pp 46-70

SUMPSI JMª (1977) Delimitación del área de agricultura mediterránea en España. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 4 pp 81-119

NAREDO JM y RUIZ MAYA L. y SUMPSI JMª (1977) La crisis de las aparcerias de secano en la postguerra. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 3 pp 9-69

SUMPSI JMª. (1978) Estudio de la transformación del cultivo al tercio al año y vez en la campiña de Andalucía. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 6 pp 31-71

SUMPSI JMª (1978) Métodos para evaluar la incidencia del incremento de los precios agrarios en el índice de precios al consumo. Información Comercial Española nº 156, pp 122-128

SUMPSI JMª (1978) Relaciones intersectoriales e inflación de costos en el sector del azúcar. Revista Investigaciones económicas nº 7. pp. 141-157

SUMPSI JMª (1979) Modelos intersectoriales para calcular la incidencia de la política de precios agrarios en el proceso de inflación. Cuadernos de Economía, vol. 7 nº 8. pp. 109-134

SUMPSI JMª (1979) Análisis de las transformaciones tecnológicas y evolución de los flujos económicos y sistemas de tenencia en las explotaciones arroceras de las marismas del Guadalquivir. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales nº 106 pp 32-55

SUMPSI JMª et al (1979) La generación de empleo en el campo y la ordenación de las producciones agrarias. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales, nº 107 pp 151-173 SUMPSI JMª (1980) Política agraria y racionalidad económica en las explotaciones capitalistas: el caso del algodón de secano en las campiñas de Andalucía. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 14 pp179-127

SUMPSI JMª y PEÑA D. (1980). The relationship between farm and prices in the Spanish broiler chicken industry. Vol 7- 3 (1980) European Review of Agricultural Economics pp 123-148

SUMPSI JMª y PEÑA D. (1980) Un enfoque de series temporales para el análisis de la relación entre los precios del pollo en origen y consumo. Estadística Española nº 89 pp 115-137

SUMPSI JMª. (1980) Aplicación de modelos de programación cuadrática a la planificación productiva de explotaciones agrarias. Cuadernos Universitarios de Planificación empresarial Volumen VI nº 2 pp 283-304

SUMPSI JMª y GARCIA AZCÄRATE T. (1981) Los cultivos industriales y la entrada de España en el Mercado Común: tabaco y algodón. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 22 pp 211- 261

SUMPSI JMª y RODRIGUEZ ZUÑIGA M. (1981) Problemi de ll’agricultura spagnola nella perspectiva di adesione alla CEE. Questione Agraria, nº 2 pp 6-21

SUMPSI JMª (1982) La crisis de la agricultura moderna. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 25 pp 185-195

SUMPSI JMª (1983) La política Agraria 1968-1982. Papeles de Economía Española, nº 16. pp. 322-334

SUMPSI JMª y VARELA ORTEGA C (1983) La rentabilidad de la tierra: una nota. Papeles de Economía Española nº 16, pp. 183-189.

DIAZ BERENGUER E., SUMPSI JMª., VARELA C. y URBIOLA J. (1983) El mercado y los precios de la tierra en España. Papeles de Economía Española nº 16, pp. 169-183.

NAREDO JM y SUMPSI JMª (1984) Evolución y características de los modelos disciplinarios del trabajo agrario en las zonas de gran propiedad. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 33 pp 45-87

SUMPSI JMª. (1985). Estructuras agrarias y políticas de reforma agraria. Revista Pensamiento Iberoamericano nº 8, pp. 239-263

SUMPSI JMª (1986) El mercado de la tierra y la reforma de las estructuras agrarias. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 41 pp 15-73 SUMPSI JMª (1988) La reforma agraria en Andalucía. Cuadernos y Debates, nº 10. Centro de Estudios Constitucionales. pp 9-54

SUMPSI JMª y TIO C. (1988) La Política Agrícola Comunitaria y su impacto regional en España. Papeles de Economía Española. pp. 359-377.

SUMPSI JMª (1989) Reflexiones en torno a la crisis del proteccionismo y la agricultura española. Información Comercial Española nº 666. pp. 118-131

SUMPSI JMª (1991) Crisis agraria y política forestal. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales, nº 158, pp. 57-83

SUMPSI JMª (1992) El sector forestal en España. Papeles de Economía Española nº 50, pp. 123-128.

LAMO J., SUMPSI JMª. y TIO C. (1992) La agricultura y la alimentación. Papeles de Economía Española nº 50, pp. 80-123

SUMPSI JMª (1993) La autonomía de la política agraria y el marco institucional español. Información Comercial Española, nº 720 pp. 151-164

SUMPSI JMª (1993) Agricultura y medio ambiente Revista Española de Contabilidad y Finanzas Vol. XXII nº 75 : 367-395

SUMPSI JM, AMADOR F., CEÑA F., y RAMOS E., (1993): Evaluación del proyecto de reforma agraria de Andalucía Revista de Estudios Agrosociales nº 162 : 105-132

SUMPSI, JMª (1994) El régimen económico y financiero del agua y la agricultura Revista de Estudios Agrosociales nº 167 : 59-89

SUMPSI JMª (1994) Política agraria y desarrollo rural Revista de Estudios Agrosociales nº 169 : 149-174

SUMPSI JMª (1994) El nacimiento de la política agroambiental en España Economistas nº 16 pp 124-135

SUMPSI JMª (1994) La agricultura española actual. El marco de referencia Papeles de Economía Española nº 60-61 pp 2-15

SUMPSI JMª, y VARELA C. (1994) El mercado de la tierra y los nuevos planteamientos de cambio estructural. Papeles de Economía Española nº 60-61 pp 126-141

SUMPSI JMª (1995) La agricultura española ante el reto de la competitividad Papeles de Economía Española nº 62 pp 173-189

SUMPSI JMª (1995) La economía del bienestar y la competitividad del sector agrario Revista de Hacienda Pública Española" 1/95 pp 145-163 SUMPSI JMª (1995) La modernización de la agricultura española. Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 173 pp 267-290

SUMPSI JMª (1996) La agricultura española ante los nuevos escenarios de la PAC Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 176-177 pp 265-301

SUMPSI JMª, AMADOR F., y ROMERO (1997) On Farmers Objectives: a Multivariate Approach European Journal of Operational Research Vol 96 pp 64-71

SUMPSI JMª., GARRIDO A. IGLESIAS E. (1997) La política agroambiental de la UE: un análisis desde la perspectiva económica Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 179 pp 227-265

SUMPSI JMª (1997) La modernización de la agricultura y el desarrollo económico. Papeles de Economía Española nº 73 pp 149-162

SUMPSI JMª (1998) La agricultura española entre dos reformas decisivas de la PAC Economistas nº 77 pp 40-51

AMADOR F., SUMPSI JMª y ROMERO C. (1998) An non-interactive method to assess farmers utility function: an application to large farms in Spain European Review of Agricultural Economics 25 (1998) pp 92-109

VARELA C., SUMPSI JM., GARRIDO A., BLANCO M. and IGLESIAS E. (1998) Water pricing policies, public decision making and farmers response: implications for water policy Agricultural Economics 19 (1998) pp 193-202

SUMPSI JMª (1999) Los efectos de la aplicación de nuevas tarifas del agua en el regadío español. Revista Asturiana de Economía nº 13 pp 27-51

SUMPSI JMª (2000) La reforma agrícola de la Agenda 2000. Cuadernos de Información económica nº 144-145. Fundación dela Cajas de Ahorro para la Investigación Económica y Social pp 3-10

SUMPSI JM BIELZA M y GARRIDO A. (2002). El seguro de ingresos como política de estabilización de las rentas de los agricultores. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales Vol 1 nº 2 pp. 21-41

BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. Y SUMPSI JMª (2002). Los seguros agrarios como instrumento de estabilización de las rentas agrarias en el sector del aceite de oliva. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales. Vol 2 nº 1 pp 56-80

SUMPSI JMª (2002) Implicaciones de la ampliación de la UE en la Política Agraria Común. Papeles de Economía Española nº 93 pp 178-189 SUMPSI JM. (2002) La economía y política del agua en la agricultura mediterránea Mediterráneo Económico nº 2 pp 177-191

SUMPSI JMª (2003) Una nueva política para la nueva Unión. Papeles de Economía Española nº 96 pp 42-59

BIELZA, M., ESTAVILLO J. GARRIDO A. y SUMPSI JMª (2003). “El fundamento del seguro de rentas de la patata. Tierras de Castilla y León 93, 2003: 76-85

BANDEIRA P., ATANCE I. Y SUMPSI JMª (2004) Las políticas de desarrollo rural en América Latina: requerimientos de nuevos enfoques. Cuadernos de Desarrollo Rural nº 51 pp. 24-38.

BIELZA, M.; A. GARRIDO Y JMª SUMPSI (2004). Revenue insurance as an income stabilisation policy: an application to the Spanish olive oil sector. Cahiers d’Economie et Sociologie Rurales 70, 6-27.

SUMPSI JMª. (2004). Una visión empresarial del sector agrario y alimentación. Papeles de Economía Española nº 100 Vol. 2. pp. 186-198

SUMPSI JMª. y AMADOR F. (2005). Nuevos enfoques de la cooperación para el desarrollo rural. Revista Española de Desarrollo y Cooperación nº 15 pp. 27-49. Instituto Universitario de Desarrollo y Cooperación. Universidad Complutense de Madrid

ESTAVILLO, J., AGUADO, S. BIELZA, M., GARRIDO, A y SUMPSI, JMª. (2006). El nuevo seguro de rentas de la patata: una evaluación preliminar. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales Vol. 3 (1).

BANDEIRA, P y SUMPSI JM (2009) Access to Land, Rural Development and Public Action. The When and the How. Development Policy Review Vol. 27 pp 33-49

BANDEIRA, P., SUMPSI JM ay FALCONI C. (2009). Los efectos de la Formalización de la Propiedad de la Tierra sobre la reducción de la Pobreza Rural. Evidencia de Perú y Honduras. Estudios Económicos de Economía Internacional vol. 9 pp. 33-58

BANDEIRA P., SUMPSI JM. and FALCONI, C. (2010), Evaluating Land Administration Systems: a Comparative Method with an Application to Peru and Honduras. Land Use Policy. Vol. (27) pp 351-363

BANDEIRA, P. y SUMPSI JM (2011), Rural Poverty and Access to Land in Developing Countries: Theory and Evidence from Guatemala Canadian Journal of Development Studies. Vol. (32) pp 139-161

SUMPSI JM (2011) Volatilidad de los mercados agrarios y crisis alimentaria. Revista Española de Estudios Agrosociales y Pesqueros 229 2/2011 pp. 11-34 SUMPSI JM (2012) La crisis alimentaria mundial: causas, retos y soluciones. Foment del Treball. Número 2138, 2012 pp. 5-27 ISSN 1137-4128

SUMPSI VIÑAS JM (2013) La crisis alimentaria mundial Cuadernos de Estrategia Número 161. Monográfico sobre seguridad alimentaria y seguridad global Instituto Español de Estudios Estratégicos Ministerio de Defensa pp. 158-189

FRANCO-CRESPO, C; SUMPSI, JM (2016). The Impact of Pricing Policies on Irrigation Water for Agro-Food Farms in Ecuador. Sustainability 9-9, pp. 1 - 19. 09/2017. ISSN 2071-1050 www.mdpi.com/2071/1050/9/9/1515 /

FRANCO-CRESPO, C., SUMPSI, JM, BALDEÓN-BÁEZ S. (2017). Food Sustainability and Market Imperfections in Small-Scale Andean Farms. International Journal of Sciences: Basic and Applied Research. pp. 64-80. ISSN 2307-4531 https://goo.gl/YkJ4ko

FRANCO-CRESPO, C., SUMPSI, JM (2017). Water Management: Collective Organization, Local Demands and Water Availability: A Review. International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development. 4-6, pp. 645 - 651. ISSN 2348- 4470 https://goo.gl/WZUFSK d) Other publications (Reports, Manuals and Working papers)

SUMPSI JMª (1991). Ecology, Biology and Agricultural Development. Comisión Europea. Programa MONITOR-FAST DG XII, 99 pp

SUMPSI JMª (1991) Perspectivas de la agricultura biológica en el contexto de la nueva política agraria de la CEE. Ministerio de Agricultura Pesca y alimentación 183 pp

SUMPSI JMª (1993) Economía del medio ambiente y desarrollo forestal en el contexto del mundo rural. Secretaría General de Estructuras Agrarias. Ministerio de Agricultura Pesca y Alimentación. 245 pp

VARELA C. y SUMPSI JMª (1995). CAP and environment in the European Union: Spanish report LEI-DLO La Haya Proyecto FAIR3-CT96-1793. 65 pp

SUMPSI JMª y VARELA C (1999). Environmental Impact of Irrigation in the European Union: Spanish report IEEP Londres. 121 pp

SUMPSI JMª, VARELA C y BLANCO M. (2000): Influencia de distintos escenarios de política agraria sobre el uso del agua en los regadío de Daimiel. ADENA-WWF. Madrid 48 pp SUMPSI JMª (2000): The Nature of Rural Development in Europe: Spanish Report Proyecto WWF 99035/TR01/2000). 43 pp

SUMPSI JMª, GARRIDO A.,VARELA C. Y SAGARDOY J. A. (2001): Políticas e Instrumentos de la Gestión del Agua en la Agricultura. Manual FAO. Roma 345 pp.

GARRIDO A., BIELZA M. y SUMPSI JMª. (2002). The impact of crop insurance subsidies on land allocation and production in Spain. OCDE, AGR/CA/APM (2002)16

SUMPSI, JMª y ATANCE, I. (2003): La ampliación al Este de la Unión Europea: Implicaciones Agrarias. Documento de trabajo. Academia Europea de Ciencias y Artes. Delegación Española. Madrid. 74 pp.

SUMPSI, J. y MORA J. (2004). Desarrollo Rural: Nuevos Enfoques y Perspectivas. Documento de Trabajo FAO. FODEPAL. Santiago de Chile. 53 pp.

SUMPSI JMª (2005). Hacia Buenas Prácticas de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América Latina. Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Diciembre de 2005. Washington. 18 pp.

SUMPSI JM (2005) Experiencias de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América latina y el Caribe. BID Washington julio 2005

SUMPSI JMª (2006) Experiencias Piloto de Desarrollo Local Rural en América Latina: Lecciones del Proyecto EXPIDER en Bolivia, Ecuador y Honduras. Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Washington, septiembre de 2005. 58 pp.

SUMPSI JM (2006) Informe sobre los trabajos de Desarrollo Territorial Rural y regional en el marco de los trabajos FAO-BID. RLC-FAO Santiago de Chile

SUMPSI JM (2006) Lecciones aprendidas con los proyectos EXPIDER (BID) y Alianzas Regionales (FAO). BID Washington, septiembre 2006. 18 pp.

SUMPSI JM (2007) Relaciones entre transformaciones institucionales y productivas en el marco del desarrollo territorial rural. Encuentro de Dinámicas Territoriales. RIMISP. 25 pp. Santiago de Chile

SUMPSI JM (2009) La crisis mundial de seguridad alimentaria. Publicación de la Fundación Ramón Areces. Madrid

SUMPSI JM (2013) Balance y lecciones aprendidas del proyecto PIDERAL (Políticas Innovadoras de Desarrollo Rural en América Latina). IICA. San José. Costa Rica. 25 pp.

SUMPSI, JM BARDAJI I, PEREZ YRUELA M y LOPEZ E. (2012) Informe Proyecto PIDERAL (Políticas Innovadoras de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América Latina) de Perú, Ecuador, Costa Rica y R. Dominicana. IICA. San José. Costa Rica. 450 pp. SUMPSI JM (2013) Balance y lecciones aprendidas del proyecto PIDERAL (Políticas Innovadoras de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América Latina). IICA. San José. Costa Rica. 25 pp.

GARRIDO A., SUMPSI JM., BARDAJI I., MARTINEZ MM., MINGUEZ MI., HERNANDEZ C., RODRIGUEZ L., TARQUIS AM., BENITO RM., LUQUE E., SANCHEZ-VIZCAINO JM., GOYACHE J., MARTINEZ-AVILES M., RAMOS AM., SIERRA JL., LOPEZ JM., FERNANDEZ E., VILLA B., RICO L., MORATE A. AND VARGAS R. (2016) Information Systems for Agricultural Risk Management. Assessment in seven Africa Countries (Cabo Verde, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Niger, Senegal and Uganda). Platform for Agricultural Risk Management International Fund for Agricultural Development. Roma. 152 pp

BARDAJI I., GARRIDO A., I. BLANCO. A. FELIS, J.Mª SUMPSI, T. GARCÍA AZCÁRATE, G. ENJOLRAIS AND F. CAPITANIO (2016): State of play of risk management tools implemented by MS during the period 2014-2020: national and European frameworks. European Parliament. ISBN 978-92-823-8631-6. Doi: 10.2861/955101. 142 pp

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PRESENTATIONS AT INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES

SUMPSI JMª, AMADOR F. y ROMERO C. A Research on the Andalusian Farmer’s Objectives: Methodological aspects and Policy Implications. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en el VII Congreso de la European Association of Agricultural Economists. 2-6 septiembre 1993. Stressa, Italia.

VARELA C. y SUMPSI JMª. The Common Agri-Environmental Policy and its Applications to Spain”. Comunicación aceptada para su presentación en el XXXIV Seminar of the European Association of Agricultural Economists: Environmental and Land Use Issues in the Mediterranean Basin 12-14 febrero 1994. Zaragoza, España.

SUMPSI JMª. El regadío y la política agraria en España. Ponencia invitada al Symposium “Presente y futuro de los regadíos españoles”. CEDEX 5-7 mayo 1994. Madrid.

SUMPSI JMª. La evolución del regadío en el valle del Duero y la política agraria comunitaria. Ponencia invitada al IV Congreso de Historia Medieval, Fundación Sanchez Albornoz. 7-9 octubre 1994. León, España SUMPSI JMª., AMADOR F. y ROMERO C. On farmers objectives: The case of family farms in Andalucía, Spain. Poster presentado en la XXII International Conference of Agricultural Economists. 22 agosto-2 septiembre 1994. Harare, Zimbawe

SUMPSI JMª. La modernización de la agricultura española. Ponencia invitada presentada en el II Congreso Nacional de Economía y Sociología Agrarias. 13-15 septiembre 1995. Valencia, España.

SUMPSI JMª. Economic Instruments for rationalising the water demand for irrigation. Comunicación aceptada para su presentación en el Seminario “Environmental Economics in the European Union” Universidad Carlos III. 2-10 noviembre 1995. Madrid.

BLANCO M., SUMPSI JMª., GARRIDO A., VARELA C. IGLESIAS E. Analysis of irrigation water pricing policies in the Spanish agriculture. Poster presentado en el VIII Congress of the European Association of Agricultural Economists. 2-7 septiembre 1996. Edinburgh, UK

SUMPSI JMª, AMADOR F. y ROMERO C. An non-interactive method to assess farmers utility function. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en el VIII Congress of the European Association of Agricultural Economists. 2-7 septiembre 1996. Edinburgh, UK

SUMPSI JMª., IGLESIAS E. y GARRIDO A. An integrated approach of agricultural and environmental policies: A case study on the spanish cereal sector. Comunicación aceptada para su presentación en el Seminario “Landscape and Nature Conservation” 23-24 septiembre 1996. Stuttgart, Alemania

VARELA C. y SUMPSI JMª. Agricultural development and environmental issues in Spain. Comunicación presentada en el Seminario “CAP and the Environment in the European Union” 7-8 febrero 1997. The Hague, The Netherlands.

SUMPSI JMª. The sustainability of resource use in agricultural systems. Some methodological issues and the case of crop protection in organic farming. Presentado en el Third European Network on Organic Farming Workshop. 5-6 junio 1997. Ancona.

GARRIDO A., SUMPSI JMª. y VARELA The interaction of water pricing policies and water dsitrict’s modernization programs: a question with unexpected answers’. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en la VIII Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economics. 26-28 junio 1997 Tilburg

VARELA C., SUMPSI JMª., GARRIDO A., BLANCO M. IGLESIAS E. Water pricing policies, public decision making and farmers response: implications for water policy. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en la XXIII Conference of the International Association of Agricultural Economists. 10-16 agosto 1997 Sacramento, USA.

VARELA C. y SUMPSI JMª. The CAP and the environment in Spain. Comunicación presentada en el EU Workshop on CAP and the Environment in the European Union. CIHEAM- Chania. 25-27 septiembre 1997 Creta (Greece).

SUMPSI JMª. An Overview on European Environmental Problems in the Future Agricultural Policy. Ponencia invitada al Seminario “Analysis of the future CAP scenarios” organizado por el Ministerio de Agricultura de Suecia. 21-22 noviembre 1997. Stockholm

VARELA C. y SUMPSI JMª. Comparative analysis of CAP agri-environmental programs and water policies in environmentally sensitive irrigation areas: The case of the La Mancha wetlands in Spain. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en el Seminario “CAP and the environment in the EU” 5-8 Febrero 1998 Wageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands.

SUMPSI JMª. The Agri-environmental Policy in the new CAP scenarios. Ponencia invitada al Seminario “Agri-Environmental Schemes in Europe: Lessons for Future Rural Policy”. 25-27 febrero 1998. Constance, Baden Würtemberg, Germany.

SUMPSI JMª. The nitrate sensitive areas in Spain. Comunicación presentada en el Seminario “Economic instruments for nitrogen control in European agriculture (Nitrotax)”. 2-4 abril 1998. Reggio Emilia, Italy.

SUMPSI JMª. The role of irrigation in the strategy for economic development in the mediterranean basin. Ponencia invitada a la Conference on Water Policy in the Mediterranean: Building on existing experience, organizada por la Mediterranean Water Network. 16-18 abril 1998. Valencia, España

SUMPSI JMª. Las políticas tarifarias sobre el agua y la competitividad de la agricultura de regadío en España. Comunicación presentada en el I Encuentro de Economía Aplicada. 4-6 junio 1998. Barcelona

IGLESIAS E., GARRIDO A., SUMPSI JMª y VARELA C. Water demand elasticity: implications for water management and water pricing policies. Contributed Paper aceptado para su presentación en el World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists. 26-29 Junio 1998. Venice, Italy

SUMPSI JMª. Las políticas tarifarias en el agua de riego y su impacto sobre la demanda de agua y las rentas de los agricultores. Ponencia invitada al Congreso sobre Planificación y Gestión de aguas. 14-18 septiembre 1998. Zaragoza BLANCO M., SUMPSI JMª y VARELA C. Políticas de mejora y modernización de regadíos: necesidad de integrar los aspectos tecnológicos, económicos e institucionales. Comunicación presentada en el III Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria. 16-18 septiembre 1998. LLeida

BARDAJI I., SUMPSI JMª y TIO C. El impacto de la Agenda 2000 en el sector del girasol en España. Comunicación presentada en el III Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria. 16-18 septiembre 1998. LLeida

VARELA ORTEGA C y SUMPSI JMª. Assessment of cost-effectiveness of policy instruments for sustainable development in environmentally sensitive irrigation areas IX Contributed Paper presentado en el IX Congress of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE). Varsovia, Polonia 24-28 Agosto 1999

SUMPSI JMª. The impact of the Common Agricultural Policy on the European Rural Environment. Comunicación presentada en la Conference “The impact of globalization and the information society on the rural environment”. David Rockefeller of Latin American Studies (DRCLAS). Harvard University 13-15 Enero 2000. Cambridge

SUMPSI JMª Integrating water and agriculture trough river basin management: the case of Las Tablas de Daimiel. Comunicación presentada en el seminario 1 “Water and Agriculture” dentro de la serie de seminarios Implementing the EU Water Framework Directive organizados por WWF y la Comisión Europea DG XI Brussels 10-11 February 2000

VARELA ORTEGA, C.,BLANCO, M. AND SUMPSI, J. Irrigation modernization programs and water pricing polices: Empirical evidence and water policy implications. Paper presented at the XXIV International Congress of the International Association of Agricultural Economists. Berlin 13-19 August, 2000

SUMPSI JMª La nueva orientación de la política agraria y rural de la Unión Europea. Ponencia presentada en el Taller sobre Desarrollo Rural en los países latinos de Europa y América. Madrid 9-27 de octubre de 2000

SUMPSI JMª The impacts of irrigation and water extraction in the Mediterranean Countries. Conference on Meeting Environmental Standards Under Agenda 2000 Madrid 5-7 de octubre de 2000

SUMPSI JMª The Rural Development in Spain. Ponencia presentada en el Seminario The Nature of Rural Development in Europe, celebrado en Bruselas el 4 de diciembre de 2000

SUMPSI JMª La política agraria y rural de la UE. Ponencia invitada a la Conferencia sobre nuevos enfoques de desarrollo rural. BID. Washington 19 de mayo de 2001 SUMPSI JMª Un nuevo modelo institucional para impulsar el desarrollo rural: la Estrategia Gallega de Desarrollo Rural. Ponencia invitada al IV Coloquio Hispano Portugués sobre La Multifuncionalidad de los Espacios Rurales de la Península Ibérica. 7-8 de junio de 2001 Santiago de Compostela

SUMPSI JMª La política agraria y rural de la UE. Ponencia invitada a la Conferencia sobre Un nuevo enfoque de las políticas de desarrollo rural. MAPA-IICA. 27-29 de junio 2001. Santiago de Compostela

BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. y SUMPSI JMª El seguro de ingresos como política alternativa de estabilización de los ingresos de los agricultores. IV Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria. 19-21 de septiembre 2001. Pamplona

SUMPSI JMª, VARELA C. Y BLANCO M. La integración de objetivos ambientales en la política agraria: el caso de los regadíos de Daimiel. IV Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria. 19-21 de septiembre 2001. Pamplona

BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. y SUMPSI JMª. Revenue insurance as an income stabilisation policy: an application to the Spanish olive oil sector. X Congress of European Association of Agricultural Economists. 28-31 de agosto 2002. Zaragoza.

GARRIDO A., BIELZA M. y SUMPSI JMª. Price insurance as a safety net for potato sector. X Congress of European Association of Agricultural Economists. 28-31 de agosto 2002. Zaragoza.

GARRIDO A., BIELZA M. y SUMPSI JMª. The impacts of crop insurance subsidies on land allocation and production in Spain. X Congress of European Association of Agricultural Economists. 28-31 de agosto 2002. Zaragoza.

SUMPSI JMª y BUCKWELL A. Greening the CAP: The future of first pillar. X Congress of European Association of Agricultural Economists. 28-31 de agosto 2002. Zaragoza.

SUMPSI JMª Hacia una nueva PAC en busca de la racionalidad perdida. Ponencia invitada. V Congreso de Economía Agraria. Santiago de Compostela. 15-17 de Septiembre 2004.

BANDEIRA P. y SUMPSI JMª Las Políticas de Tierras en los países en desarrollo: El caso de Colombia y Guatemala. V Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria. Santiago de Compostela. 15-17 de Septiembre 2004.

BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. y SUMPSI JMª (2004). “El contrato a plazo y el mercado de futuros como instrumentos de gestión de riesgos de mercado: aplicación al caso de la patata en España”. V Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria, Santiago de Compostela, 15-17 de septiembre 2004 ESTAVILLO, J., AGUADO, S., BIELZA M. y SUMPSI JMª. (2004). “El nuevo seguro de rentas de la patata: una evaluación preliminar” V Congreso Nacional de Economía Agraria, Santiago de Compostela, 15-17 de septiembre.

BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. y SUMPSI JMª. “Analysis of alternative instruments for coping with market risks: price insurance, futures markets and forward contracting”. 86th EAAE Seminar Farm Income Stabilisation: what role should public policy play? Anacapri, Italy - 21-22 October 2004.

LANGUAGES

Spanish: Mother tongue English: Reading/Conversation/Writing: high/high/high French: Reading/Conversation/Writing: high/high/low

Publications with peer review

1.SUMPSI JMª. (1978) Estudio de la transformación del cultivo al tercio al año y vez en la campiña de Andalucía. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 6 pp. 31-71

2.SUMPSI JMª (1978) Relaciones intersectoriales e inflación de costos en el sector del azúcar. Revista de Investigaciones económicas nº 7. pp. 141-157

3.SUMPSI JMª (1979) Análisis de las transformaciones tecnológicas y evolución de los flujos económicos y sistemas de tenencia en las explotaciones arroceras de las marismas del Guadalquivir. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales nº 106 pp 32-55

4.SUMPSI JMª et al (1979) La generación de empleo en el campo y la ordenación de las producciones agrarias. Revista de Estudios Agrosociales, nº 107 pp 151-173

5.SUMPSI JMª (1979) Modelos intersectoriales para calcular la incidencia de la política de precios agrarios en el proceso de inflación. Cuadernos de Economía, vol. 7 nº 8. pp. 109-134

6.SUMPSI JMª (1980) Política agraria y racionalidad económica en las explotaciones capitalistas: el caso del algodón de secano en las campiñas de Andalucía. Agricultura y Sociedad nº 14 pp179-127

7.SUMPSI JMª y PEÑA D. (1980). The relationship between farm and consumer prices in the Spanish broiler chicken industry. Vol 7-3 (1980) European Review of Agricultural Economics pp 123-148

8.SUMPSI J M. y VARELA C. (1995). The Common Agri-environmental Policy and its Applications to Spain. En Albisu L. M. and Romero C. (eds): Environmental and Land Use Issues.An Economic Perspective. Wissenschaftsverlag Vauk, Kiel : 119-133

9.SUMPSI JMª (1995) La economía del bienestar y la competitividad del sector agrario Revista de Hacienda Pública Española" 1/95 pp 145-163

10.SUMPSI JMª (1995) La modernización de la agricultura española. Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 173 pp 267-290

11.SUMPSI JMª (1996) La agricultura española ante los nuevos escenarios de la PAC Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 176-177 pp. 265-301

12.BUCKWELL A., BLOM J., COMMINS P., HERVIEU B., HOFREITHER M., Von MEYER H., RABINOWICZ E., SOTTE F. y SUMPSI JMª. (1997) : Towards a Common Agricultural and Rural Policy for Europe. European Economy Nº 5, 1997. Directorate General for Economic Affairs. European Commission Brussels 99 pp

13.SUMPSI JMª, AMADOR F., y ROMERO (1997) On Farmers Objectives: a Multivariate Approach European Journal of Operational Research Vol 96 pp. 64-71

14.SUMPSI JMª., GARRIDO A. IGLESIAS E. (1997) La política agroambiental de la UE: un análisis desde la perspectiva económica Revista Española de Economía Agraria nº 179 pp 227-265

15.AMADOR F., SUMPSI JMª y ROMERO C. (1998) An non-interactive method to assess farmers utility function: an application to large farms in Spain European Review of Agricultural Economics 25 (1998) pp. 92-109

16.VARELA C., SUMPSI JM., GARRIDO A., BLANCO M. and IGLESIAS E. (1998) Water pricing policies, public decision making and farmers response: implications for water policy Agricultural Economics 19 (1998) pp 193-202

17.SUMPSI JMª, IGLESIAS E., y GARRIDO A. (1998). An integrated approach of agricultural and environmental policies: A case study of the Spanish cereal sector. In Dabbert S, Withby M. Slangen L. and Dubgard A. (eds) Landscape and Nature Conservation Economics. CAB International. Wallingford: 239-252

18.VARELA, C y SUMPSI, JMª (1998). The CAP and the Environment in Spain. In Brouwer F. and Lowe P. (eds.) CAP and the Rural Environment in Transition. Wageningen Press: 201-240

19.SUMPSI JMª, PECO B. y OÑATE JJ (1999) Agri-environmental indicators for extensive systems in the Iberian Peninsula. In Brower F. and Crabtree JM. (eds) Environmental Indicators and Agricultural Policy. New York CAB International pp. 144- 162

20.VARELA C, SUMPSI JM Y BLANCO M. (2002) Water Availability in the Mediterranean region. In Brouwer F. and Straaten J.V. (eds) Nature and the Agriculture in the European Union. Edward Elgar. Massachusetts pp 87-112

21.BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. Y SUMPSI JMª (2002). El seguro de ingresos como política de estabilización de las rentas de los agricultores. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales Vol 1 nº 2 pp. 21-41

22.BIELZA M., GARRIDO A. Y SUMPSI JMª (2002). Los seguros agrarios como instrumento de estabilización de las rentas agrarias en el sector del aceite de oliva. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales. Vol 2 nº 1 pp 56-80

23.SUMPSI JMª (2002) Implicaciones de la ampliación de la UE en la Política Agraria Común. Papeles de Economía Española nº 93 pp 178-189

24.SUMPSI JMª and GARCIA AZCARATE T. (2003) Obstacles and constraints for a new CAP. In Anania G. et al. Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe. Studies in Spatial Development. Vol nº 4. Akademie Für Raumforschung Und landesplanung pp 75-86 .Hanover 2003

25.SUMPSI JMª and BUCKWELL A. (2003) Greening the CAP: The Future of the First Pillar. In Anania G. et al. Policy Vision for Sustainable Rural Economies in an Enlarged Europe. Studies in Spatial Development. Vol nº 4. Akademie Für Raumforschung Und landesplanung. pp 145-163 Hanover 2003

26.BANDEIRA P., ATANCE I. Y SUMPSI JMª (2004) Las políticas de desarrollo rural en América Latina: requerimientos de nuevos enfoques. Cuadernos de Desarrollo Rural nº 51 pp. 24-38.

27.BIELZA, M.; A. GARRIDO and JMª SUMPSI (2004). Revenue insurance as an income stabilisation policy: an application to the Spanish olive oil sector. Cahiers d’Economie et Sociologie Rurales 70, 6-27.

28.SUMPSI JM. (2005). Experiencias de Desarrollo Territorial Rural en América Latina. In Falconi C., Giordano P. y Sumpsi JMª (eds) (2005). Desarrollo Rural y Comercio Agropecuario en América Latina. Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Washington. 171 pp.

29.ESTAVILLO, J., AGUADO, S. BIELZA, M., GARRIDO, A y SUMPSI, JMª. (2006). El nuevo seguro de rentas de la patata: una evaluación preliminar. Economía Agraria y Recursos Naturales Vol. 3 (1) pp 14-31.

30.BANDEIRA, P y SUMPSI JM (2009) Access to Land, Rural Development and Public Action. The When and the How. Development Policy Review Vol. 27 pp 33-49

31.BANDEIRA, P., SUMPSI JM ay FALCONI C. (2009). Los efectos de la Formalización de la Propiedad de la Tierra sobre la reducción de la Pobreza Rural. Evidencia de Perú y Honduras. Estudios Económicos de Economía Internacional vol. 9 pp. 33-58

32.BANDEIRA P., SUMPSI JM. and FALCONI, C. (2010), Evaluating Land Administration Systems: a Comparative Method with an Application to Peru and Honduras. Land Use Policy. Vol. (27) pp 351-363

33.BANDEIRA, P. y SUMPSI JM (2011), Rural Poverty and Access to Land in Developing Countries: Theory and Evidence from Guatemala Canadian Journal of Development Studies. Vol. (32) pp 139-161

34.SUMPSI JM (2011) Volatilidad de los mercados agrarios y crisis alimentaria. Revista Española de Estudios Agrosociales y Pesqueros 229 2/2011 pp. 11-34

35.SUMPSI JM (2012) La crisis alimentaria mundial: causas, retos y soluciones. Foment del Treball. Número 2138, 2012 pp. 5-27

36.SUMPSI JM (2013) La crisis alimentaria mundial Cuadernos de Estrategia Número 161. Instituto Español de Estudios Estratégicos Ministerio Defensa pp. 158-189

37.PÉREZ YRUELA M., J.M. SUMPSI, E. LÓPEZ, I. BARDAJÍ (2016): El enfoque territorial del desarrollo en zonas rurales: De la teoría a la práctica. In Ortega A.C. y Moyano E. (eds.): Desarrollo en territorios rurales. Estudios comparados en Brasil y España. Campinas Alinea Editora, 27-74

38. GARRIDO, A, M’BAREK R., BARDAJI I., MIRANDA P.M. MEUWISSEN, MORALES OPAZO C. and SUMPSI JM (2016): Scope and objectives. In GARRIDO, A, BRUMMER B., M’BAREK R., MENWISSEN PM and, MORALES OPAZO C (eds.): Agricultural Markets Instability. Revisiting the recent food crisis. Earthscan Food and Agriculture pp 1-13

39. FRANCO-CRESPO, C; SUMPSI, JM (2016). The Impact of Pricing Policies on Irrigation Water for Agro-Food Farms in Ecuador. Sustainability 9-9, pp. 1 - 19. 09/2017. ISSN 2071-1050

40.FRANCO-CRESPO, C., SUMPSI, JM, BALDEÓN-BÁEZ S. (2017). Food Sustainability and Market Imperfections in Small-Scale Andean Farms. International Journal of Sciences: Basic and Applied Research. pp. 64-80. ISSN 2307- 4531

41.FRANCO-CRESPO, C., SUMPSI, JM (2017). Water Management: Collective Organization, Local Demands and Water Availability: A Review. International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development. 4-6, pp. 645 - 651. ISSN 2348-44

Akiko Suwa-Eisenmann

CONTACT Paris School of Economics Born in Tokyo, Japan 48 boulevard Jourdan 75014 Paris, France Japanese tel :+ 33 1 80 51 16 89 Married, 3 children [email protected] http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/fr/suwa-eisenmann-akiko/

______Professional experience

CURRENT POSITION

Senior Research Scientist, INRAE Associate Researcher, Paris School of Economics (PSE)

Member, European Research Development Network (EUDN) and Cercle des Economistes

2018- co-Chair, Master Public Policy and Development (PSE, EHESS,ENPC,PSL)

2010-2011 Deputy director, Paris-Jourdan Sciences Economiques (joint research unit CNRS-EHESS-ENPC-ENS-INRA)

2002-2009 Director, Laboratoire d’Econonomie Appliquée, INRAE

2007-2009 Member of the Steering committee of the Paris School of Economics Co-ordinator of the Education program for high-school teachers, PSE Elected member of the board, Paris School of Economics

2006-2009 Chair, GIS (scientific interest network) Trade Policy CEPII/DGPTE(Ministry of Economics)/INRA (a national network on Trade policy)

2005-2008 Co-director, International Trade and Development program, Cepremap

1997-1999 Administrator, OCDE Development Centre

1992-1999 Affiliate researcher, CEPR

1992- Junior scientist, INRA - French Institute for Agricultural Research

1991-1992 Lecturer, University Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne and Chargée de mission, Institut International d'Administration Publique

______Education

1992 PhD in Economics, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris

1986-1988 Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris, major in Public service 1984-1988 Ecole Normale Supérieure, Ulm-Sèvres, major in Social sciences

1986-1987 Diplôme d’études approfondies (MA), APE, EHESS

______Research topics

Global food security, International trade and policies in developing countries, income and wealth distribution.

______Current projects Oil palm plantations in Indonesia and food security (w. D.Arvor, C.Besssou,D.Chalil, J.Gignoux, F.Libois, D.Miteva, A.Renk, Julia Hélie) Big hits: the emergence of export successes (w. O. Cadot, A.C. Disdier, M. Jaud)

The trade impact of food alerts in EU, the US and Japan (w. M.Jaud, K.Nabeshima) Trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices: Indonesia and Egypt (with J.Gignoux, M. Menendez, M.Bensalem) Wealth inequality and mobility in France: 1848-1960 (with J. Bourdieu, G.Postel-Vinay, L. Kesztenbaum)

______Main publications

JOURNAL ARTICLES Bourdieu, J., Kesztenbaum, L., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A.(2019), Intergenerational Wealth Mobility in France 19th and 20th Century, Review of Income and Wealth, 65(1):21-47 Ferrière, N., A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2015), Does Food Aid Disrupt Local Food Market? Evidence from Rural Ethiopia, World Development, 76:114-131 Cadot, O., M. Jaud, A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2013). Do Food Scares explain Supplier Concentration? An analysis of EU Agrofood imports, European Review of Agricultural Economics, 40 (5): 873 - 890 Bourdieu, J., Menendez, M., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008), Where have (almost) all the wealthy gone? Spatial decomposition of wealth trends in France, 1820-1940 », Review of Agricultural and Environmental Studies (former Cahiers d’Economie et Sociologie Rurales), 87(2), 5-26 Suwa-Eisenmann, A., T.Verdier (2007), Aid and Trade, Oxford Economic Policy Review, 23: 481-507 Anson J., Cadot O., Estevadeordal A., De Melo J., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Tumurchudur B. (2005), Rules of origin in north-south preferential trading arrangements with an application to NAFTA, Review of international economics, 13(3): 501-517. Bourguignon F., Lambert S., Suwa-Eisenmann A., (2004), Trade exposure and income volatility in cash crop exporting developing countries, European review of agricultural economics, vol. 31, no 3, pp. 369-387. Cadot O., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Traça D., (2003), OGM et relations commerciales transatlantiques, Cahiers d'économie et sociologie rurales, no 68-69, pp. 103-148.

BOOKS Cadot O., A.Estevadeordal, A.Suwa-Eisenmann, T.Verdier (eds), The Origin of goods: rules of origin in regional trade agreements, Oxford University Press, 2006, 304 pages

POLICY REPORTS Jaud, M., Kunekova, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2020) Nature, strength and vulnerabilities of global value chains : the case of Cameroun, the World Bank, 59 p. Suwa-Eisenmann, A (2019), Cameroon Export Diversification Policy Note, Report for the Ministry of Economics and the World Bank. Cadot, O. Disdier, A.C., Jaud, M., Suwa-Eisenmann (2015), A., Crises et résiliences : le commerce malgache en perspective, Agence Française de Développement. Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Guinea DTIS (Diagnostic Trade Integration Study) update report, Enhanced Integrated Framework, 250 p. Suwa-Eisenmann, A., O. Cadot (2013), Towards a diversification strategy for Gabon, the World Bank, 57 p. Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2012). Fertilizer and poverty in Malawi, Policy Note, World Bank. Cadot, O. ; Jaud, M. ; Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008). Mise aux normes des filières agro-alimentaires : Leçons de l’expérience internationale, the World Bank. Suwa-Eisenmann A., T. Verdier (2005). Policy coherence for development : background paper for trade, OECD Development Centre. Suwa-Eisenmann A. (2004). Trade policy, Chad DTIS, Enhanced Integrated Framework and the World Bank, 41p.

______Expertise

- Agence Française de Développement, the Enhanced Integrated Framework, Commissariat Général du Plan, - EU -Commission (DG trade), International Growth Centre - Ministère du Plan (Côte d’Ivoire) - The OECD Development Centre - Economic council of the President (Mexico), the World Bank - Member of Agrimonde-Terra Foresight taskforce (2013) a joint INRAE-CIRAD initiative on Food security and climate change mitigation - Member of Cercle des Economistes

______Grants

2021-2023 ANR Palmexpand: Environmental and social impact of palm oil expansion in Indonesia 2019-2020 Défi Mutations Alimentaires (CNRS-INRA): mapping palm oil small holders in Indonesia 2019-2020 Hitotsubashi University, Research programme (lead investigator) 2017-2019 GloFoodS (INRA and CIRAD): Extension of perennial crops plantations and food security (lead investigator) 2015-2016 Economic Research Forum for Arab countries and Iran, How did trade policy affected income inequality in the MENA region? (lead investigator) 2014-2015 Agence Française de Développement : Exports success in Madagascar ((lead investigator) 2015-2016 Campus France, programme Germaine de Staël : Emergence of export success (lead investigator) 2012-2016 FP7 Food secure : food aid impact on producers 2012-2014 ANR « Trade and development : new issues » 2011-2013 ANR Indura : “long-term inequalities” 2005-2009 Agence Française de Développement : Openess and inequality in Vietnam (lead investigator) 2007-2010 ANR Corpus: Richesse, inégalités, patrimoines 2005-2008 ANR Aging, RTN Economic History 2003-2005 RTN Trade, industrialization and development 2003-2005 RTN Economics of Aging 2001-2005 La Poste : Patrimoine des Français 2000-2002 Commissariat général au Plan : Market access (lead investigator)

______Recent presentations

2020 4th Global Food Security Conference, Deep PTAs conference 2019 ECINEQ conference, Hitotsubashi University Institute of Economic Research 2018 International conference in Natural Reources and Environmental Conservation (IPB, Bogor) 2016 Hitotsubashi University IER, PSE Applied economics seminar 2015 European Trade Study Group (Paris, Sept), Bordeaux, EUDN conference 2014 Tokyo University, IDE-Jetro Japan, European Trade Study Group 2013 European Trade Study Group, the World Bank

______Teaching

2016- EHESS : Development Economics, APE and PPD master (w. S.Lambert) 2014-2016 ENSAE : Development Economics, w. S. Lambert 2001-2016 EHESS (MA): Topics in Development Economics, w. S. Lambert 2012 Ecole Polytechnique (2d yr): Introduction to economics and finance 1999-2007 ENSAE (3d yr): Development Economics, w. S. Lambert 2003-2005 ENSAE (2d yr) : Fundamental issues in development economics, w. D.Cogneau and S. Lambert 2000 EHESS (MA): Advanced International Trade 1992-1997 University Rennes I (MST): Applied general equilibrium 1992-1995 University Paris I (DEA): Computable general equilibrium 1992-1993 University Rennes (DESS): the Economics of Japan

DOCTORAL STUDENTS Christian Abele (2019-), Andréa Renk (2018- ), Nouhoum Traoré (Wisconsin, co-supervisor FP7 2016- 2017, completed 2018, World Bank), Nathalie Ferrière (PhD completed 2016, Sciences po Aix), Mélise Jaud (PhD completed 2010, World Bank), Barbara Coello (co- supervisor, PhD completed 2009, World Bank), A.S. Robilliard, (co-supervisor, PhD completed 2000, IRD)

PHD & HABILITATION A DIRIGER LES RECHERCHES (HDR, ABILITY TO SUPERVISE A PHD STUDENT) Z. Hasannudin (Paris I, in progress), A.Daymard (Cergy, 2020), J.Malovich (Nanterre, 2020), N.Traoré (Wisconsin-Madison, 2018), M. Menendez (HDR, Paris IX Dauphine, 4/2018), A.Nsambima (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, 2018), T. Yu (EHESS, 2014),- M.Vigil (Rennes, 2013),- F. Staroste de Waldemar (Paris I, 2012), M. Huchet-Bourdon (HDR,Rennes, 8/2010), C. Zaki (Paris I, 9/2010), G. Balineau (Clermont Ferrand I, 9/2010), L. Hering (Paris I), L. Baghdadi (Paris I) 2008 , S. Wilhem (Nancy2, 2008), S. Tarascou (Pau, 2006), C. Thabet (ENSAR, 2003), A. Gohin (Paris I), C. Enoh (EHESS), A.S. Robilliard (EHESS) 2000, M. Azihary (EHESS,1995) MASTERS STUDENTS H.Moreno (2020), N.Barzola (2020), F.Chretien and E.Mien (2019), L.Benosman (2018), Q. Paul, T.Vincent (2017), F.Vourch (2016), J.Kleberman (2015, with D. Cogneau), H.Zhang (2014), A.Amabile (with M. Menendez, 2014), A.Bonargent (with J.Gignoux, 2013),N.Pons-Ferrière (2012), H.Kim (2012 with A.C. Disdier) , C.Lacan (2011), B.Michel (2009), T.Leray (2007), M. Chanchole, V.Kabla, J.Marchal (2006), M.Jaud (2006), B. Coello, R.Aerberhardt (2003), T.Bossuroy, F.Dell (2002), F.Caulry(2000), R.Sobotka (1997)

______Professional service

JURYS AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE Toulouse School of Economics (professor, 5/2020), UPEC (Professor, 2018), ENS Paris-Saclay (professor, 2016) ; Prix du livre d’économie (Association Française de Science Economique 2013) ; Paris IX-Dauphine (Assistant professor 2012 ); Evry and Paris XII University (Recruitement committee, 1998-2000), INRA ( recruitement committee, 2004, 2012) ;, ENS Ulm (entrance exam jury, 2006, 2007)

Member of the Academic Planification Council, Lausanne University (2015-2019) Expert for the Ministry of Research (2005-2008), the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (2006-2008), Ile de France Region Economic Sciences Program (scientific committee, 2011-2012; expert 2013, 2015). Scientific committee of AFSE - French Economists Association - annual congress (2018, 2011, 2008), Journées de l’Economie (2006-2009), DIAL (2008), European Economic Association annual congress (2002) Scientific committee for Mirage, a CGE model at CEPII (2008)

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR ORGANIZATION Paris trade seminar (2007-2012, with L.Fontagné, T.Mayer and T.Verdier) INRA seminar on international trade (2005-2006) Worskhops: Agricultural growth and access to markets (OSE 2014), natural disasters and households (2008, PSE, INRA, Cepremap) Conferences: Jaime de Melo Festschrift (Lausanne 2012), Trade and development (PSE, INRA, Cepremap 2008), Rules of origin (Washington 2004 and Paris 2003, CEPR, IADB, INRA, the World Bank), Conference “EU-Med partnership and Domestic reforms” (OECD, ERF, the World Bank, 1999)

EDITORIAL BOARD International Economics (Elsevier) 2010-2015

REFEREES American Journal of Agricultural Economics, American Political Sciences review, B.E. journal of economic analysis, Cahiers Economie et Sociologies Rurales, Economics of transition, Economie et Prévision, Economie Rurale, European Economic Review, European Review of Agricultural Economics, Food Policy, Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organization, Journal of Economic Inequality, Journal of International Economics, Journal of International Trade and development, Journal of Public Economics, Oxford economic papers, Revue d’Economie du Développement, Revue d’Economie Politique, Review of

international organizations, the World Bank Economic Review, World Development.

Akiko Suwa-Eisenmann

Publications

JOURNAL ARTICLES Lambert S., Schneider H, Suwa A. (1991). Adjustment and Equity in Côte d’Ivoire: 1980-86, World Development, 19(11), pp. 1563-1576.

Lambert, S., Suwa A. (1991). Un modèle d’équilibre général appliqué à la Côte d’Ivoire, Economie et Prévision, 97, 1991-1, pp 77-90.

Bourguignon, F., de Melo, J., Suwa, A. (1991). Modeling the Effects of Adjustment Programs on Income Distribution, World Development, 1991, 19-11, pp. 1527-1544.

Bourguignon, F., de Melo, J., Suwa, A. (1991). Distributional Effects of Adjustment Policies: Simulations for Two Archetype Economies, The World Bank Economic Review, 1991, 5, 2, pp. 339-66.

Suwa A. (1991) – Les modèles d’équilibre général calculables, Economie et Prévision, 97, 1991-1, p 69-76.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (1994). La dévaluation contractionniste : un modèle macro-micro, Revue d'économie du développement, 3, p.57-78.

Bourguignon, F., de Melo, J., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (1995). Dévaluation et compétitivité en Côte d'Ivoire, Revue Economique, 46(3), p.728-738, mai.

Bourguignon, F., Lolos, S., Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Zonzilos, Z.(1995). Evaluating the Community Structural Framework with an extended computable general equilibrium model: the case of Greece, Journal of Policy Modeling, vol. 17(2), April.

Bourdieu J., Postel-Vinay G., Rosental, P.A., Suwa-Eisenmann A (2000). Migrations et transmissions inter- générationnelles dans la France du XIXe et du début du XXe siècle, Annales: Histoire, Sciences Sociales, juillet-août 2000, 55-4, 749-89.

Suwa-Eisenmann A., Verdier T., (2002). L'économie politique des négociations commerciales : le cas des normes techniques, Economie Internationale, no 89-90, pp. 155-171

Bourdieu J., Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A. (2003). Pourquoi la richesse ne s'est-elle pas diffusée avec la croissance ? Le degré zéro de l'inégalité et son évolution en France : 1800-1940, Histoire et mesure, vol. 23, no 1-2, pp. 147-198.

Cadot O., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Traça D., (2003). OGM et relations commerciales transatlantiques, Cahiers d'économie et sociologie rurales, no 68-69, pp. 103-148

Bourdieu J., Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A., (2004). Défense et illustration de l'enquête des 3000 familles. L'exemple de son volet patrimonial, Annales de démographie historique, no 1, pp. 19-52 .

Bourguignon F., Lambert S., Suwa-Eisenmann A., (2004). Trade exposure and income volatility in cash crop exporting developing countries, European review of agricultural economics, vol. 31, no 3, pp. 369- 387.

Anson J., Cadot O., Estevadeordal A., De Melo J., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Tumurchudur B. (2005). Rules of origin in north-south preferential trading arrangements with an application to NAFTA, Review of international economics, 13(3): 501-517.

Zuber, S., A. Bommier, J. Bourdieu et A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2007), Le développement des transferts publics d’éducation et d’assurance vieillesse par génération en France : 1850-2000, Economie et Prévision, 180-181 2007/4-5 : 1-17.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., T. Verdier (2007), Aid and Trade, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, 23: 481-507.

Bourdieu, J., G. Postel-Vinay, A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2008). Aging women and family wealth, Social science history, 32:2, summer, 143-174.

Bourdieu, J., Menendez M., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008). Where have (almost) all the wealthy gone? Spatial decomposition of wealth trends in France, 1820-1940, Review of Agricultural and Environmental Studies, 87(2), 5-26, Lead article.

Bourdieu, J., Postel-Vinay, G. , Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2009). Mobilité du patrimoine, Economie et Statistique, n°417-418, juin, 173-189

Cadot, O., M. Jaud, A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2013). Do Food Scares explain Supplier Concentration? An analysis of EU Agrofood imports, European Review of Agricultural Economics, 40 (5) : 873 - 890.

Ferrière, N., A. Suwa-Eisenmann (2015), Does Food Aid Disrupt Local Food Market ? Evidence from Rural Ethiopia, World Development, 76:114-131

Bourdieu, J., Kesztenbaum, L., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A.(2019), Intergenerational Wealth Mobility in France 19th and 20th Century, Review of Income and Wealth, 65(1): 21-47, March. doi:10.1111/roiw.12336

D’Albis, H.,Jacquet, P., Lorenzi, J.H, Suwa-Eisenmann, Dette et Développement: les eneux soulevés par le Consensus de Dakar, Revue d’Economie Financière, forthcoming

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

Bourguignon F., Lambert S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Stabilisation des prix agricoles: une perspective macroéconomique appliquée à la Côte d'Ivoire, Colloque « Politiques Agricoles » (Clermont-Ferrand novembre 1992) et Séminaire CREST (f1993)

De Melo J., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Devaluation in Côte d’Ivoire: will it work? HEI, Geneva, 1994.

Bourguignon F., de Melo J., Suwa-Eisenmann A. La dévaluation en Côte d’Ivoire, Conférence annuelle de l’Association Française de Sciences Economique, Paris, 1994

Bourguignon F., Lambert S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Sharing a non-diversifiable aggregate risk : the case of export prices in a developing country, Model User Group 5th International conference (Waterloo, 10/1994); séminaire INRA-Fermat (Montpellier, 1995); World Econometrics Congress (Tokyo, 1995).

Bourguignon F., Lambert S, Suwa-Eisenmann A. The distribution of export price risk in a developing country, CEPR workshop on International Trade (Glasgow, 1996; conference AUPELF-UREF (Hanoï, 1996).

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Computable general equilibrium models and income distribution, Centre for African Studies, Oxford, 1997

Dessus S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Trade integration with Europe, Export diversification and growth in Egypt, CEPR workshop on Regional Integration, Venise, 1998

Dessus S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Trade Integration with Europe: the Case of Egypt, Conference European Economic Association, Berlin, 1998.

Dessus S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Trade Integration with Europe and Labour Reallocation in the Southern Mediteranean Countries: the Case of Egypt, ERUDITE 1999, CERDI 2000

Bourdieu J, Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Wealth Accumulation in France 1800-1940: Individuals and Dynasties : The weakness of strong ties?, confErence “Families, Households, Kin and Networks in the Economy”, All-UC Group in Economic History, UCLA, Los Angeles, 2000.

Suwa-Eisenmann A., Verdier T. Reciprocity and the Political Economy of Harmonization and Mutual Recognition of Regulatory Measures, conference CEPR /ECARE on WTO, Brussels, 2000

Suwa-Eisenmann A., Verdier T. Reciprocity, Harmonization and Mutual Recognition of Regulatory Measures : a Political Economy Perspective, Nottingham and Oxford, 2000

Suwa-Eisenmann A., Verdier T. L’économie politique des négociations commerciales : le cas des normes techniques, Conférence INRA/SFER/CEPII on Agricultre and Trade 2001.

Bourdieu J., Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Wealth accumulation and inequality in France (1800- 1940), UC Berkeley, 2001.

Cadot O., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Traça D. Trade-related issues in the regulation of genetically modified organisms. Conference INSEAD, "European and American Perspectives on Regulating Genetically Engineered Food", Fontainebleau, 2001

Bourdieu J., Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A. The Age-Wealth Relationship: an Analysis of Nineteenth and early Twentieth century French Data, NBER Summer Institute on Aging, Boston, 2001.

Bourdieu J, Postel-Vinay G., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Wealth ownership in France (1800-1940), conférence INRA- EHESS on “Wealth accumulation, inequality and long-run growth”, Paris 2002.

Cadot O., de Melo J., Estevadeordal A., Suwa-Eisenmann A. Assessing the costs of rules of origin : the case of Nafta, the World Bank : Nafta brainstorming workshop, Washington DC 2002; IDB/INRA/CEPR workshop on rules of origin Paris, 2003

Cadot, O., Estevadeordal, A. , Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Rules of origin as Export subsidies, IDB/INRA/CEPR conference on rules of origin Washington, 2004; GTAP conference, Washington, 2004; ERWIT, CEPR, Rotterdam, 2005

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Verdier, T. Aid, trade and FDI, Conference on Policy coherence, OECD, 2005

Bourdieu, J., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. L’évolution des inégalités de richesse en France à partir de la base TRA, Colloque Histoire économique des inégalités, Paris, 2006

Bourdieu, J., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Mobilité du patrimoine, séminaire de la division Patrimoine et Revenus des Ménages, INSEE, mai 2007

Bourdieu, J., Menendez, M., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Polarisation du patrimoine rural-urbain, Journées SFER-INRA, décembre 2007.

Cadot, O., Jaud, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Do Food Scares explain Supplier Concentration? An analysis of EU Agrofood imports, French-Taïwan Frontiers of Science, Juin 2010, Sun Yat Sen University and Kaosiung

Cadot, O., Jaud, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Do Food Scares explain Supplier Concentration? An analysis of EU Agrofood imports, International agricultural Trade Consortium, Annual Meeting, 2009 and Asia Pacific Trade Seminar, 2010, Osaka university; INRA/SFER Conference, dec.2010

Coello, B., Fall, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Trade liberalization and poverty dynamics in Vietnam, 2002-2006. International agricultural Trade Consortium, Annual Meeting, déc. 2009 and European Trade Study Group, Lausanne, 2010

Coello, B., Fall, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Trade dynamics and households’ income sources during trade liberalization: Vietnam 2002-2006. European Association of Agricultural Economists Congress, 2011

Disdier, A.C., Gignoux, J., Lacan, C., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. “Food dependence to imports in time of crisis: Indonesia in the 2000s”, European Trade Study Group conference, sept. 2011

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Jaud, M., Kunekova, M. Shahid S., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. “Export patterns in developing countries : hits and diversification“, European Trade Study Group conference, sept. 2013.

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Jaud, Suwa-Eisenmann, A. “Big Hits in Exports“, Workshop : Export diversification in MENA countries, the World Bank, 2013.

Bourdieu, J., Kesztenbaum, L., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Intergenerational Wealth Mobility in France 19th and early 20th Century, IAST Economic History Workshop: Climbing the Social Ladder (2014, Toulouse); Institute for Social Studies, University of Tokyo and EHESS workshop : Understanding Inequalities, ( 2014, Tokyo) et XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology (2014, Yokohama).

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Challenges for trade diversification in a resource-rich country: the case of Guinea, IDE- Jetro APL seminar ( 2014, Tokyo)

Gignoux, J., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices : Evidence from Indonesia during the 2000s, Poster, 14th European Association of Agricultural Economists Congress (2014, Ljubljana, presenter Gignoux)

Ferrière N., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Does Food Aid Disrupt Local Food Market ? Evidence from Rural Ethiopia, 14th European Association of Agricultural Economists Congress (2014, Ljubljana,presenter N. Ferrière); FP7 FoodSecure conference (Vienna), 2015.

Gignoux, J., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices : Evidence from Indonesia during the 2000s, paper, European Trade Study Group Conference, 2014.

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Jaud,M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2015), Big hits and successful exporters, European Trade Study Group Conference, Paris, 2015

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Jaud,M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2015), Big hits : growing by leaps and bounds, European Development Network (EUDN) conference (Oslo), 2015.

Bourdieu, J., Kesztenbaum, L., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2016), Intergenerational Wealth Mobility in France 19th and 20th Century, Hitotsubashi University, PSE, European Economic Congress (Geneva) 2016.

Renk, A. Bessou, C. Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Gignoux, J. Libois, Wielaard, N., Investigating the role of perennial crops in food security: the case of oil palm in Indonesia. International Conference in Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, Bogor, octobre 2018.

Gignoux, J., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2016), Trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices: Indonesia, 1996-2011, INRA MAD workshop (Bordeaux 2015); “Economics of Global Interactions” conference (Bari, 2016, by Gignoux), LACEA-LAMES meeting (Medellin 2016, by Gignoux), EEA conference (Montpellier, 2019, by Gignoux).

Bourdieu, J., Kesztenbaum, L., Postel-Vinay, G., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2019), Wealth and the rise of wage earners: from professional assets to financial resources: France, 1825-1960. ECINEQ 8th Meeting (Paris); SASE conference (New York by Kesztenbaum); European Historical Economics Society (EHES) Conference (Paris)

(REFEREED) WORKING PAPER SERIES Dessus S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. (1998). Trade integration with Europe, Export diversification and growth: in Egypt, OCDE Development Centre technical paper, 135, repris dans CEPR discussion paper series, 1938 et dans Development studies working paper Centro Studi Luca d’Anglio/Queen Elisabeth House, 121.

Dessus S., Suwa-Eisenmann A. (1999). Trade Integration with Europe and Labour Reallocation in the Southern Mediteranean Countries: the Case of Egypt, Economic Research Forum Working Papers No. 9918, Cairo

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Verdier, T. (2006). The Coherence of trade flows and trade policies with aid and investment flows: a background paper, OECD Development Centre working paper 254.

Cadot O, Gallezot J, Suwa-Eisenmann, A., EU Trade Barriers in the Agri-food Sector: When Protection Breeds Dependence, CEPR working paper 7219, Mars 2009.

Coello, B., Fall, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Trade liberalization and poverty dynamics in Vietnam, 2002-2006, PSE working paper 2010-13.

Cadot, O., Jaud, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Do Food Scares explain Supplier Concentration? An analysis of EU Agrofood imports, CEPR Discussion paper 7431.

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Gourdon, J., Héricourt, J., Suwa-Eisenman, A. (2014), Evaluer l’impact des instruments financiers en faveur des entreprises, Document de travail No.137, Agence Française de Développement

Ferrière N., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Does Food Aid Disrupt Local Food Market ? Evidence from Rural Ethiopia, FODSECURE working paper n°26, LEI Wageningen UR

Gignoux, J., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2017), The regional impact of trade liberalization on households in Egypt, 1999-2012, ERF Working Paper 1109.

WORKING PAPERS Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Jaud, Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2021) “Big hits and granularity in export growth”, submitted

Renk, A. Bessou, C. Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Gignoux, J. Libois,The role of perennial crops on food security: oil palm in Indonesia.

Hasannudin, Z. , Suwa-Eisenmann, A. Riding the waves: Commodity prices and wage structure. Evidence from Firm-level data in Indonesia

Gignoux, J., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2016), Trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices : Evidence from Indonesia during the early 2000s

Gignoux, J., Menendez, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2016), Tariff and non tariff trade Liberalization in time of Rising Food Prices : Indonesia 1996-2011

BOOKS Dessus, S., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2000). Intégrations régionales et réformes intérieures en Méditerranée, Etude du Centre de Développement, OCDE, Paris

Cadot O., A. Estevadeordal, A. Suwa-Eisenmann, T. Verdier (eds) (2006). The Origin of goods : rules of origin in regional trade agreements, Oxford University Press, 304 pages

BOOK CHAPTERS Lambert S., Schneider H, Suwa A. (1992). Application d’un modèle numérique 1980-1996, in Ajustement et équité en Côte d’Ivoire, H.Schneider éd. OCDE, chap 6, pp. 89-116.

Bourguignon, F., Morrisson, C., A.Suwa-Eisenmann (1991). Model Based Results", in P. Mosley et alii, éds., Aid and Power, The World Bank and Policy Based Lending, vol. 1, ch. 8, pp. 251-280,Routledge.

Bourguignon, F., Morrisson, C., A. Suwa-Eisenmann, (1992). Adjustment and the Rural Sector: A Counterfactual Analysis of Morocco", in I. Goldin et L.A. Winters, éds., Open Economies: Structural Adjustment and Agriculture, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, pp. 93-121.

Bourguignon, F., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (1993). La valutazione macroeconomica dei Quadri comunitari di sostegno, in M. Florio et L. Robotti, eds., Valutazione delle spesa regionale et riforma dei fondi strutturali CEE, il Mulino, Bologne.

Bourguignon, F., S. Lambert, A. Suwa-Eisenmann (1995). Stabilisation des prix agricoles: une perspective macroéconomique appliquée à la Côte d'Ivoire", in P. Guillaumont, M. Griffon et M. Benoit-Cattin, eds, Politiques Agricoles, tome 2, p.253-286 , Editions de la Revue française d'économie, Paris : 1994,

version anglaise : Stabilisation of agricultural export prices : a macro-economic perspective applied to Côte d’Ivoire, in Economics of Agricultural policies in developing countries, Revue Française d’Economie, pp 203-236.

Dessus, S., A. Suwa-Eisenmann (1999). Trade Integration with Europe, Export Diversification and Economic Growth in Egypt, in The New Economic Developments and their Impact on Arab Economies, Al-Kawaz (ed.), North-Holland, Amsterdam.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., S. Dessus (2000). Labor markets and Human resources development, in Economic trends in the MENA Region, chap V, p 123-125, the Economic Research Forum for the Arab countries, Iran and Turkey

Cadot O., A. Estevadeordal, A., Suwa-Eisenmann A. (2006). Rules of origin as export subsidies, chapter 16, in Cadot O., A. Estevadeordal, A. Suwa-Eisenmann, T. Verdier (eds), The Origin of goods : rules of origin in regional trade agreements, Oxford University Press.

M. Jaud, Cadot, O., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2012). Sanitary risk and Concentration in EU Food imports”, chap 6 in O. Cadot and M. Malouche (eds), Non-tariff Measures: a Fresh Look at Trade Policy’s New Frontier, the World Bank.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008a). Accès au marché et régionalisme in Vingt-sept questions d'économie contemporaine, [3e partie : Dictionnaire abrégé de la mondialisation, chap. 24], D. Cohen et P. Askenazy, eds, Paris : Albin Michel, p. 472-479.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008b). Economie géographique in Vingt-sept questions d'économie contemporaine [3e partie : Dictionnaire abrégé de la mondialisation, chap. 25], D. Cohen et P. Askenazy, eds, Paris : Albin Michel, p. 480-484.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2013). Urgence dans la lutte contre les inégalités, in Le Cercle des Economistes, Le Choc des temps: l'économie mondiale entre urgences et long terme, Wagram Editions, p. 338-340

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014). Les changements structurels de la chaîne de valeur, in Le Cercle des Economistes, Investir pour inventer demain, Wagram Editions, p. 198-199

Schubert, K. , Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2015) Les pays du Sud face au changement climatique, p. 165-178 in J. Mistral (éd). Le climat va-t-il changer le capitalisme?, Paris :Eyrolles.

POLICY REPORTS Bourguignon F., Suwa, A. (1992). Applying MAQM to the evaluation of the Community Support Framework, Report for DGXXII, European Commission

Suwa-Eisenmann A. (1999). Les effets économiques internes des accords méditerranéens, Report for the committee on ‘Méditerranée : Economie et Migrations’, Commissariat Général du Plan,.

Suwa-Eisenmann A. (2004). DTIS Chad, chapter on trade, Enhanced Integrated Framework

Suwa-Eisenmann A., T. Verdier (2005). Policy coherence for development : background paper for trade, Report for the OECD Development Centre

Cadot, O. ; Jaud, M. ; Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2008). Mise aux normes des filières agro-alimentaires : Leçons de l’expérience internationale, Report for the World Bank, Madagascar

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2012). Fertilizer and poverty in Malawi, Policy Note, World Bank

Suwa-Eisenmann, A., O. Cadot (2013), Towards a diversification strategy for Gabon, World Bank

Cadot, O., Disdier, A.C., Gourdon, J., Héricourt, J., Suwa-Eisenman, A. (2013), Evaluer l’impact des instruments financiers en faveur des entreprises, Agence Française de Développement, 88 p.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2013), Guinea DTIS update : concept note, Enhanced Integrated Framework, 29 p.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2014), Guinea DTIS update report, Enhanced Integrated Framework, 250 p.

Cadot, O. Disdier, A.C., Jaud, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2015), Crises et résiliences : le commerce malgache en perspective, Agence Française de Développement, 77 p.

Suwa-Eisenmann, A (2019), Cameroon Export Diversification Policy Note, Report for the Ministry of Economics (MINEPAT) and the World Bank, 46 pages

Jaud, M., Kunekova, M., Suwa-Eisenmann, A. (2020) Nature, strength and vulnerabilities of global value chains : the case of Cameroun, the World Bank, 59 p.

MEDIA AND OUTREACH

France Culture, Radio France Internationale

Session organizer and panelist at Rencontres Economiques d’Aix en Provence. BPI France Inno Generation (BIG) conference : How to feed the world ? 10/10/2019

Telos : "Le régionalisme est-il une alternative au multilatéralisme", 20/3/2015, 3/2006, repris dans Le Figaro

Vox-EU : "Aid for trade : the details matter", 11/ 2007

Idea4development (AFD), "Even a short-term crisis can have long-term effects on households in poor countries",12/2009

Les Echos : Riches Grecs et pauvres Allemands, les leçons du paradoxe européen, Les Echos, 5/6/2013 Jacquet, P. et Suwa-Eisenmann, A., L'Inde face au défi de la sous-alimentation, 5/2/2014 Ebola et les limites du miracle africain, 22/10/ 2014 Schubert, K. et Suwa-Eisenmann, A., Aider les pays pauvres face au risque climatique, 6/5/ 2015. Les leviers de la croissance en Afrique, 14/3/ 2016. Peut-on faire disparaître l’extrême pauvreté ? 17/10/2018 Remettre les classes moyennes au cœur de l’action publique, 26/6/2019 C’est maintenant qu’il faut investir en Afrique, 11/12/2019 Covid, une nouvelle ère pour les pays en développement, 10/6/2020

CURRICULUM VITAE Stefan Tangermann

Personal dates: born 24/12/1943; German nationality; married; four children (born 1973, 1975, 1977, 1985); languages: German (mother tongue), English (excellent), French (basic), Spanish (rudimentary)

Education: diploma in agricultural economics, University of Göttingen, 1968; diploma in economics, University of Göttingen, 1970; Ph.D. in economics, University of Göttingen, 1974

Professional career: 1970 - 1977 research assistant, later research fellow, Institute of Agricultural Economics, University of Göttingen

1977 - 1980 full professor of economics (agricultural policy and development economics), Department of Economics, University of Frankfurt

1980 – 2002 full professor of agricultural economics, Institute of Agricultural Economics, University of Göttingen

2002 – 2008 on leave from the University of Göttingen, to be Director for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Organisation for Economic Co- operation and Development (OECD), Paris; after merger of the OECD’s agriculture and trade directorates in 2006, Director for Trade and Agriculture.

Since January 2009 retired

April 2012 – March 2016 President, Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities

Academic positions have included: 1984 – 1985, 2001 Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Göttingen 2

1986 - 1987, 1991 - 1993 Director, Institute of Agricultural Economics

1987 - 1989 Vice-President, University of Göttingen

1991 - 1993 Member, Senate of the University of Göttingen

1994 – 2000 Member, Science Council (Wissenschaftsrat) of the Federal Republic of Germany; Chair, Scientific Committee (Wissenschaftliche Kommission) of the Science Council

Extra-university appointments in the period to 2002 have included:

Member, Academy of Science, Göttingen

Member, Scientific Advisory Council of the Federal Ministry of Consumer Protection, Food and Agriculture

Member of the Executive Committee, International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium

Member, Advisory Board of the journal "World Economy"

Member, Steering Committee of the Center for European Agricultural Studies, Wye, United Kingdom

Member, International Advisory Board, Mansholt Institute, Wageningen Agricultural University, Netherlands

Chairman, Committee on the Future of Agricultural Policy, established by the Prime Minister of Lower Saxony

Consulting activities in the period to 2002 and after 2008 have included work for:

OECD, World Bank, European Commission, European Parliament, GATT/WTO, USDA/ERS, US-AID, FAO, UNCTAD, American Enterprise Institute, Council on Foreign Relations, Resources for the Future

Research interests: International food and agricultural trade, price formation on world markets for food and agricultural products, agriculture in the WTO, 3

EU agricultural market and trade policies, methods of agricultural market and policy analysis

Current activities include:

Member, Board of Trustees, HR Neumann Foundation, Hamburg

Consultant to various international organizations and governments

Honours: Waugh Memorial Lecture, American Agricultural Economics Association (2005)

Order of Merit, First Class, of the Federal Republic of Germany (Bundesverdienstkreuz Erster Klasse) (2008)

Fellow, European Association of Agricultural Economists (2008)

Honorary member (Ehrenmitglied) of the German Association of Agricultural Economists (2009)

Publications of Stefan Tangermann,

Submitted in the context of the application for the 2021 renewal of the CFS/HLPE Steering Committee

A Books and Monographs

Tangermann, S., Gemeinsame Agrarpreispolitik und nationale Wirtschaftspolitik in der EWG. Theoretische Analyse der Funktionsbedingungen gemeinsamer Marktordnungen und empirische Untersuchung der Entwicklungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und Frankreich. "Schriften zur angewandten Wirt- schaftsforschung", Bd. 33, Tübingen 1974.

Tangermann, S., Landwirtschaft im Wirtschaftswachstum. Hannover 1975.

Koester, U. und S. Tangermann, Alternativen der Agrarpolitik. Eine Kosten-Nutzen-Analyse im Auftrag des Bundesministeriums für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten. Landwirtschaft - Angewandte Wissen- schaft, Heft 182, Hiltrup 1976.

Heidhues, T., T.E. Josling, C. Ritson and S. Tangermann, Common Prices and Europe's Farm Policy. Trade Policy Research Centre, Thames Essay no. 14. London 1978. de Haen, H., K.N. Murty und S. Tangermann, Künftiger Nahrungsmittelverbrauch in der Europäischen Gemeinschaft - Ergebnisse eines simultanen Nachfragesystems - Die mittel- bis langfristige Verbrauchs- entwicklung von Agrarprodukten in den Ländern der Europäischen Gemeinschaft. Schriftenreihe des BML, Reihe A: Angewandte Wissenschaft, Heft 271, Münster-Hiltrup 1982.

Tangermann, S., Welternährung und die Verantwortlichkeit der Industrieländer. Kieler Vorträge, NF 111. Institut für Weltwirtschaft an der Universität Kiel. Kiel 1986.

Winterling, H.-J. and S. Tangermann, Economic Implications of Restricting Manioc Trade Between Thailand and the EEC. "forum" No. 14. Kiel 1987.

Hartwig, B. and S. Tangermann, Legal Aspects of Restricting Manioc Trade Between Thailand and the EEC. "forum" No. 15. Kiel 1987.

Tangermann, S., Tariff Escalation in Agricultural Trade. "forum" No. 19. Kiel 1989.

Tangermann, S., Reforming the CAP: In for a Penny, in for a Pound. The Institute of Economic Affairs Inquiry, No. 28, London. 6 February 1992. In französischer Sprache erschienen als: Comment Reformer La Politique Agricole Commune? Institut Euro 92. Paris 1992.

Tangermann, S., Agricultural Price Trends in the EC. Statistical Office of the European Communities. Reihe 5D. Luxembourg 1992.

Tangermann, S., Implementation of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture by Major Developed Countries. Report prepared by Stefan Tangermann for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. UNCTAD/ITD/16 3 October 1995.

Josling,T., S. Tangermann, T.K. Warley, Agriculture in the GATT. Houndmills, London, and New York: 2

Macmillan 1996.

Tangermann, S., Access to European Union Markets for Agricultural Products after the Uruguay Round, and Export Interests of the Mediterranean Countries. Study prepared for UNCTAD, April 9, 1997.

Tangermann, S. et al. (1997), Bringing Agriculture into the GATT. Impementation of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture and Issues for the Next Round of Agricultural Negotiations. IATRC Commissioned Paper no. 12, October 1997.

Tangermann, S. and A. Buckwell, The Purpose and Methodology of Evaluation in Regard to EU Agricultural Expenditure. European Parliament, Directorate General for Research. Working Paper. Budgetary Series BUDG-102 EN 01.1999.

Tangermann, S. u. M. Banse (eds.)(2000), Central and Eastern European Agriculture in an Expanding European Union. Wallingford, New York: CABI.

Tangermann, S., Kuhlmann, F., Schmitz, P.M. and T. Seegers (eds.) (2000), Agriculture in Germany, Frankfurt: DLG-Verlag.

Tangermann, S. (2001): Hunger und Überfluß: Wie sicher ist die Welternährung? Bursfelder Universitätsreden 18. Göttingen 2001.

Weise, C., M. Banse, W. Bode, B. Lippert, F. Nölle, S. Tangermann (2002), Die Finanzierung der Osterweiterung der EU. Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft. Deutsche Kurzfassung in: DIW, Wochenbericht 36/2001, S. 553-561. Englische Kurzfassung von C. Weise. EU Eastern Enlargement Can Be Financed – Increased Need for Reforms. In DIW (ed.), Economic Bulletin, Vol. 38, no. 10, October 2001, pp. 305-312.

Niedersächsische Regierungskommission, with S. Tangermann as Chair of the Working Group on Agricultural Policy (2001), Zukunft der Landwirtschaft – Verbraucherorientierung. Endbericht, November 2001. Hannover: Niedersächsische Landesregierung.

Tangermann, S. (2002): The Future of Preferential Trade Arrangements for Developing Countries and the Current Round of WTO Negotiations on Agriculture. Rome: FAO.

Tangermann, S. (2011), Direct Payments in the CAP Post 2013. Note for the European Parliament’s Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development. Directorate-General for Internal Policies, Document IP/B/AGRI/IC/2011_003. Brussels: European Parliament.

Tangermann, S. (2011), Policy Solutions to Agricultural Market Volatility: A Synthesis. ICTSD Programme on Agricultural Trade and Sustainable Development, Issue Paper No. 33. Geneva, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development. www.ictsd.org .

Tangermann, S. (2011), Risk Management in Agriculture and the Future of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy. ICTSD Programme on Agricultural Trade and Sustainable Development, Issue Paper No. 34. Geneva, International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development. www.ictsd.org .

Josling, T.E., and S. Tangermann (2015), Transatlantic Food and Agricultural Trade Policy: 50 Years of Conflict and Convergence. Cheltenham and Northampton/Mass.: Edward Elgar Publishing. DOI: 10.4337/9781784715793 .

Tangermann, S. (2016), Agriculture and Food Security: New Challenges and Options for International Policy. E15 Expert Group on Agriculture, Trade and Food Security – Policy Options Paper. E15Initiative. Geneva: International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD) and World Economic Forum. 3

Blandford, D., and S. Tangermann (2021), Current Issues in Global Agricultural and Trade Policy: Essays in Honour of Timothy E. Josling. London: World Scientific Publishing.

B Book Chapters

Heidhues, T. and S. Tangermann, Effects of Compensation Policies in Redressing of Accentuating Inequities in Europe. In: E.O. Heady and L.R. Whiting (eds.), Externalities in the Transformation of Agriculture: The Distribution of Benefits and Costs from Development. Ames, Iowa 1975.

Tangermann, S., Agrarzölle. In: Handwörterbuch des Agrarrechts. I. Band: Abfallbeseitigungsrecht - Jugoslawien. Erich Schmidt Verlag. Berlin 1981.

Tangermann, S., Marktordnung. In: Handwörterbuch des Agrarrechts. II. Band: Kartellrecht - Zwangsvollstreckung. Erich Schmidt Verlag. Berlin 1981.

Tangermann, S., Getreidesubstitute als Element der Agrarbeziehungen zwischen der EG und der Dritten Welt. In: Wissenschaftlicher Beirat beim Bundesminister für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit (Hrsg.), Herausforderungen für die Entwicklungspolitik in den achtziger Jahren. Forschungsberichte des Bundesministeriums für Wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit, Band 36. Köln 1982, S. 41-52.

Tangermann, S., European Agricultural Policy - New Prescriptions? In: H.-G. Braun, H. Laumer, W. Leibfritz and H.C. Sherman (eds.), The European Economy in the 1980s. London 1983.

Tangermann, S., Agrarprotektionismus und Entwicklung der Weltwirtschaft. In: H. Giersch (Hrsg.), Probleme und Perspektiven der weltwirtschaftlichen Entwicklung. Schriften des Vereins für Socialpolitik, Nf. Bd. 148 (1985) S. 91-111.

Tangermann, S., Special Features and Ongoing Reforms of the CAP. In: C.E. Curry, W.P. Nichols and R.B. Purcell (eds.), Confrontation or Negotiation: United States Policy and European Agriculture. Millwood 1985, pp. 84-106.

Tangermann, S., The Repercussions of U.S. Agricultural Policies for the European Community. In: B. Gardner (ed.), U.S. Agricultural Policy: The 1985 Farm Legislation. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research. Washington 1985, pp. 329-344.

Tangermann, S., Economic Factors Influencing Food Choice. In: Ritson, C. et al. (eds.), The Food Consumer. Chichester usw. 1986, pp. 61-83.

Tangermann, S., Approaches to Agricultural Trade Liberalization in the GATT. In: Kreisberg, P.H. and C.M. Aho (eds.), Agricultural Trade in Disarray. Council on Foreign Relations Studies Program Background Papers. New York, 1986.

Josling, T. and S. Tangermann, Commodity Policies; und: Future Commodity Policies. Beides in: Pearson, S.R. et al., Portuguese Agriculture in Transition, New York 1987.

Tangermann, S. and T. Josling, Bilateral and World Market Impacts of EC and US Disharmonies in Agricultural Policy Measures; Josling, T., M. Petit, G.E. Rossmiller and S. Tangermann, Strategies for Achieving Less Disharmonies in EC and US Agricultural Policy Measures. In: U. Koester et al., Disharmonies in EC and US Agricultural Policy Measures. Brüssel, 1988. Kurzfassung erschienen als: Disharmonies in EC and US Agricultural Policies: A Summary of Results and Major Conclusions. Brüssel 1988. 4

Tangermann, S., Proposals for a "Rule Oriented" Liberalization of International Agricultural Trade. In: Petersmann, E. and M. Hilf (eds.), The New GATT Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations. Legal and Economic Problems. Studies in Transnational Economic Law, vol. 5. Deventer, Boston 1988, pp. 243-264.

Tangermann, S., Approaches to Export Subsidies: Disciplines for Export Subsidies in Primary and Non-Primary Products. In: Balassa, B. (ed.), Subsidies and Countervailing Measures. Critical Issues for the Uruguay Round. World Bank Discussion Papers No. 55, Washington 1989, pp. 103-123.

Koester, U. and S. Tangermann, The Why, How, and Consequences of Agricultural Policy: The European Community. In: F. Sanderson (ed.), Agricultural Protectionism in the Industrialized World. Forthcoming 1990.

Tangermann, S., Bringt 1992 die Wende in der EG-Agrarmarktpolitik? In: Lücke, W. (Hrsg.), Europäische Wirtschaft der 90er Jahre. Wiesbaden 1990, S. 227-253.

Tangermann, S., Agriculture in International Trade Negotiations. Contribution to the Liber Amicorum for Jan de Veer. In: K. Burger, M. de Groot, J. Post and V. Zachariasse (eds.), Agricultural Economics and policy: International challenges for the Nineties. The Hague 1991.

Tangermann, S., Establishing a "Fair and Market-oriented Agricultural Trading System" in the Uruguay Round? In: Oppermann, T. and J. Molsberger (eds.), A New GATT for the Nineties and Europe '92. Baden-Baden 1991, pp. 97-108.

Tangermann, S., Implications for the CAP of developments in Eastern Europe. In: Marsh, J., B. Green, B. Kearney, L. Mahé, S. Tangermann and S. Tarditi, The Changing Role of the Common Agricultural Policy. The Future of Farming in Europe. London and New York, 1991, pp. 82-89.

Tangermann, S., A bond scheme for supporting farm incomes. In: Marsh, J., B. Green, B. Kearney, L. Mahe, S. Tangermann and S. Tarditi, The Changing Role of the Common Agricultural Policy. The Future of Farming in Europe. London and New York, 1991, pp. 95-96.

Tangermann, S., European Integration and the Common Agricultural Policy. In: Barfield, C.E. and M. Perlman (eds.), Industry, Services, and Agriculture. The United States Faces a United Europe. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research. Washington, 1992, pp. 407-451.

Josling, T., Honma, M., Lee, J., MacLaren, D., Miner, D., Sumner, D., Tangermann, S., Valdés, A. (eds.), The Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture: An Evaluation. IATRC Commissioned Paper Number 9, July 1994. (Tangermann: Chapter 5; Josling, Tangermann and Miner: Chapter 1-3 and 10).

Tangermann, S., The CAP in a Growing E.C. and in a Rapidly Changing European Political Scenario: Its Implications for U.S.-EC Agricultural Trade Relations. In: Anani, G., C.A. Carter and A.F. McCalla (eds.), Agricultural Trade Conflicts and GATT. New Dimensions in U.S.-European Agricultural Trade Relations. Boulder, San Francisco, Oxford 1994, pp. 199-228.

Davidova, S., S. Tangermann und A. Tosheva, Agricultural Trade: Post-Reform Challenges. In: Schmitz, A., K. Moulton, A. Buckwell and S. Davidova (eds.), Privatization of Agriculture in New Market Economies: Lessons from Bulgaria. Norwell, Massachussetts 1994, pp. 213-233.

Josling, T. and S. Tangermann, Tariffication in the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture: Its Significance for Europe. In: Gray, R., T. Becker and A. Schmitz (eds.), World Agriculture in a Post-GATT Environment: New Rules, New Strategies. Saskatoon 1995.

Buckwell, A. and S. Tangermann, The CAP and Central and Eastern Europe. In: C. Ritson and D. R. Harvey (eds.). The Common Agricultural Policy, 2nd edition, Oxon and New York 1996. 5

Tangermann, S., Reforming the CAP: A Prerequisite for Eastern Enlargement. In: Siebert, H. (ed.), Quo Vadis Europe?, Kiel 1997, pp. 151-179. In italienischer Übersetzung erschienen als "La riforma della PAC: un prerequisito necessario per l'allargamento ad Est", "Rivista di Economia Agraria" / a. Ll, n. 3, settembre 1997.

Tangermann, S., D. McClatchy , M. Honma, B. Miner, T. Josling, G. Pursell, J. Lee, D. Sumner, D. MacLaren, and A. Valdés, Implementation of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture and Issues for the Next Round of Agricultural Negotiations. IATRC Commissioned Paper No. 12, October 1997.

Tangermann, S., An Ex-post Review of the 1992 MacSharry Reform. In: K.A. Ingersent, A.J. Rayner, R.C. Hine (eds.). The Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy. Houndmills, London, New York, 1998.

Tangermann, S., Die Implementierung des WTO-Agrarabkommens und die Agrarpolitik der Europäischen Union. In: R. Herrmann, D. Kirschke und P.M. Schmitz (Hrsg.), Landwirtschaft in der Weltwirtschaft. Festschrift anläßlich des 60. Geburtstages von Prof. Dr. Ulrich Koester. ”Agrarwirtschaft”, Sonderheft 158, S. 207-234. Frankfurt/Main 1998.

Tangermann, S., The Common and Uncommon Agricultural Policies: An Eternal Issue? In: Mayer, O.G. u. H.-E. Scharrer (eds), Transatlantic Relations in a Global Economy, Veröffentlichungen des HWWA-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung-Hamburg, Bd. 50, Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, Baden-Baden 1999, S. 135-162.

Tangermann, S. and J. Marsh, European Union Agricultural and Rural Policy for the Twenty-first Century. In: Meyers, W.H., N. Kazlauskiene, M.M. Giugale (eds.), Lithuania’s Accession to the European Union. Ames 1999.

Josling, T., S. Tangermann, and H. Twesten (1999), CEFTA, BFTA and Agricultural Trade in the CEEC. In: Csaki, C. and J. Nash (eds.), Regional and International Trade Policy. Lessons for the EU Accession in the Rural Sector – World Bank/FAO Workshop, June 20-23,1998. World Bank Technical Paper No. 434.

Tangermann, S. (2000), Interests and Options in the WTO 2000 Negotiations on Agriculture: Industrialized Countries. In: Ingco, M. and L.A. Winters (eds.), Agricultural Trade Liberalization in a New Trade Round. Perspectives of Developing Countries and Transition Economies. World Bank Discussion Paper no. 418, pp. 111-144.

Tangermann, S. und J.F.M. Swinnen, Conclusions and Implications for Food and Agricultural Policy in the Process of Accession to the EU. In: Tangermann, S. u. M. Banse (eds.), Central and Eastern European Agriculture in an Expanding European Union. Wallingford, New York 2000 CABI, pp. 185-200.

Tangermann, S., u. T. Josling (2000), The Interests of Developing Countries in the Next Round of WTO Agricultural Negotiations. In: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (ed.), A Positive Agenda for Developing Countries: Issues for Future Trade Negotiations. UNCTAD: New York and Geneva, pp. 105-123.

Banse, M., Münch, W., and S. Tangermann, The Implications of European Union Accession for Central and Eastern European Agricultural Markets, Trade, Government Budgets and the Macroeconomy. In: J.G. Hartell and J.F.M. Swinnen (eds.), Agriculture and East-West European Integration. Aldershot 2000.

Sumner, D., and S. Tangermann (2002), International Trade Policy and Negotiations. In: B. Gardner and G. Rausser (eds.), Handbook of Agricultural Economics. Volume 2B, Agricultural and Food Policy. Amsterdam etc.: Elsevier.

Tangermann, S., Agriculture: new wine in new bottles? In: Deutsch, K. G., Speyer, B. (eds.), The World Trade Organization Millennium Round. Freer Trade in the Twenty-First Century. Issues in the Millennium Round in the World Trade Organisation. London und New York 2001, S.199-212. 6

Tangermann, S., and T. Josling, Issues in the Next Round of WTO Agricultural Negotiations. In: McMahon, J. (ed.), Trade & Agriculture. Negotiating a New Agreement? London 2001, pp. 65-88.

Tangermann, S. (2002), Agriculture on the Way to Firm International Trading Rules. In: Daniel L.M. Kennedy and James D. Southwick (eds.), The Political Economy of International Trade Law. Essays in Honor of Robert E. Hudec. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Tangermann, S. (2002): Brauchen wir eine Wende in der Agrarpolitik? Jahrbuch der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen 2001. Göttingen: Vandenhoek & Ruprecht.

Tangermann, S. (2002), Effiziente Nutzung der Ressourcen versus Multifunktionalität: Wo liegt die Zukunft der Weltagrarwirtschaft? Vortrag beim Festakt zum 50. Jubiläum der Fakultät für Agrarwissenschaften, Universität Göttingen, 31. Mai 2002. In: Festschrift 50 Jahre Fakultät für Agrarwissenschaften in Göttingen. Göttingen: Fakultät für Agrarwissenschaften.

Tangermann, S. (2003), Agrarmärkte und Agrarpolitik der USA und der EU: Konvergenz oder Divergenz? In: Arther Hanau, geboren am 23.11.1902, zum Gedächtnis. Schriftenreihe der Forschungsgesellschaft für Agrarpolitik und Agrarsoziologie e.V., Heft 321. Bonn: Forschungsgesellschaft für Agrarpolitik und Agrarsoziologie e.V.

Josling, T. and Tangermann, S. (2003), Production and Export Subsidies in Agriculture: Lessons from GATT and WTO Disputes Involving the US and the EC. In: Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann and Mark A. Pollak (eds.), Transatlantic Economic Disputes – The EU, the US, and the WTO. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Tangermann, S. (2003), European Interests in the Banana Market. In: T.E. Josling and T.G. Taylor (eds.), Banana Wars: The Anatomy of a Trade Dispute. Wallingford and Cambridge (USA): CABI International.

Tangermann, S. (2003), European Common Banana Policy. In: T.E. Josling and T.G. Taylor (eds.), Banana Wars: The Anatomy of a Trade Dispute. Wallingford and Cambridge (USA): CABI International.

Tangermann, S. (2004), Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries 10 Years After the Uruguay Round: How Much Progress? In: G. Anania, M.E.Bohman, C.A. Carter and A.F. McCalla (eds.), Agricultural Policy Reform and the WTO – Where Are We Heading? Cheltenham and Northampton (MA): Edward Elgar.

Tangermann, S. (2004), Agricultural Policies in OECD Countries: An Agenda for Reform. In: A. Lopez-Claros (ed.), The Global Competitiveness Report 2004-2005. Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, for the World Economic Forum.

Swinbank, A., and S. Tangermann (2004), A Bond Scheme to Facilitat CAP Reform. In: A. Swinbank and R. Tranter (eds.), A Bond Scheme for Common Agricultural Policy Reform. Wallingford: CABI Publishing.

Tangermann, S. (2005), How to Forge a Compromise in the Agriculture Negotiations. In: E.-U. Petersmann (ed.), Reforming the World Trading System. Legitimacy, Efficiency, and Democratic Governance. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Josling, T., and S. Tangermann (2009), Agriculture: The Dog that Did not Bark? In: S.J. Evenett, B.M. Hoekman and O. Cattaneo (eds.), Effective Crisis Response and Openness: Implications for the Trading System. Washington DC: The World Bank.

Dhar, B., Simon Evenett, Guoqiang Long, Andre Meloni Nassar, Stefan Tangermann and Alberto Trejos (2009), Disavowing protectionism: a strengthened G20 standstill and surveillance. In: R. Baldwin and S. Evenett (eds.), The collapse of global trade, murky protectionism, and the crisis: Recommendations for the G20. A VoxEU.org publication. 7

Tangermann, S. (2010), Sustainable food consumption and government responsibility. In: S. Senior Nello and P. Pierani (eds.), International Trade, Consumer Interests and Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy. London and New York: Routledge.

Tangermann, S. (2010), EU-Agrarpolitik und Niedersachsen: Muss Brüssel alles entscheiden? Vortragsabend der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen im Niedersächsischen Landtag in Hannover, 1. Dezember 2009. In: Jahrbuch der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen 2009, S. 251-268. Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter.

Tangermann, S. (2012), Agriculture. In: K. Heydon and S. Woolcock (eds.), The Ashgate Research Companion to International Trade Policy. Farnham and Burlington, VT: Ashgate. pp. 145-166.

Tangermann, S. (2012), Welternährung: Handel und Verteilung. In: R. Kögerler (Hrsg.), Welternährung. Forum St. Stephan – Gespräche zwischen Wissenschaft, Kultur und Kirche, Band 19. Linz: Wagner Verlag.

Tangermann, S. (2013), Ökonomische Preisfragen: Die Akadmie und die Nützlichkeit. In: C. Starck und K. Schönhammer (Hrsg.), Die Geschichte der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen, Teil 1. Abhandlungen der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen, Neue Folge Band 28. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter.

Tangermann, S. (2014), Märkte und Politik: Wer treibt wen? Antrittsrede des neuen Präsidenten der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen. In: Jahrbuch der Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen 2012, S. 96- 122. Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter.

Tangermann, S. (2014), Direktzahlungen: Ein bleibender Bestandteil der EU-Agrarpolitik? In: E. Schmid und S. Vogel (Hrsg.), The Common Agricultural Policy in the 21st Century – Europäische Agrarpolitik im 21. Jahrhundert. Festschrift für Markus F. Hofreither. Wien: Facultas.

Josling, T.E., and S. Tangermann (2014), Agriculture, Food and the TTIP: Possibilities and Pitfalls. Paper No. 1 in the CEPS-CTR project “TTIP in the Balance’’ and CEPS Special Report No. 99 / December 2014.

Tangermann, S. (2015), Are past OECD analyses of agricultural policy reforms relevant to current policy and market settings? In OECD, Issues in Agricultural Trade Policy: Proceedings of the 2014 OECD Global Forum on Agriculture. Paris, OECD Publishing.

Josling, T.E., and S. Tangermann (2015), Agriculture, Food and the TTIP: Possibilities and Pitfalls. In: D.S. Hamilton and J. Pelkmans (eds.), Rule-Makers or Rule-Takers? Exploring the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. London & New York: Rowman and Littlefield International for CEPS.

Tangermann, S. (2016), Agriculture: Food Security and Trade Liberalization. In: J. N. Bhagwati, P. Krishna and A. Panagariya (eds.), The World Trade System – Trends and Challenges. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press.

Tangermann. S. (2018), Multilateral Rules for Agricultlure: From GATT to WTO. In: T. Josling (editor-in- chief), Handbook of International Food and Agricultural Policies, Volume III: K. Meilke and T. Josling (eds.), International Trade Rules for Food an Agricultural Products. New Jersey etc.: World Scientific.

Tangermann, S. (2019, Welternährung: Die Wahrnehmung von Krisen und Katastrophen. In: Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen (Hrsg.), Katastrophenszenarien. Akademie im Gespräch, Heft 3. Göttingen: Universitätsverlag Göttingen. 8

C Articles in Journals with Review Process

Tangermann, S. and T. Heidhues, Inflation and Agriculture in Europe. "European Review of Agricultural Economics", vol. 1 (1973), pp. 127-149.

Koester, U. and S. Tangermann, Supplementing Farm Price Policy by Direct Income Payments: Cost-Benefit- Analysis of Alternative Farm Policies with a Special Application to German Agriculture. "European Review of Agricultural Economics", vol. 4 (1977), pp. 7-31.

Tangermann, S., Agricultural Trade Relations Between the EEC and Temperate Food Exporting Countries. "European Review of Agricultural Economics", vol. 5 (1978), pp. 201-219.

Ritson, C. and S. Tangermann, The Economics and Politics of Monetary Compensatory Amounts. "European Review of Agricultural Economics", vol. 6 (1979), pp. 119-164.

Tangermann, S., Germany's Role within the CAP: Domestic Problems in International Perspective. "Journal of Agricultural Economics", vol. 30 (1979), pp. 241-259.

Tangermann, S., Hindernisse und Aussichten auf dem Wege zu einer internationalen Agrarpolitik. "Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture", vol. 21 (1982), pp. 107-121.

Tangermann, S., L'Allemagne et la politique agricole commune: thème et variations. "Economie Rurale", No. 149, Mai-Juni 1982. Übers. als "Agricoltura comunitaria e problemi internazionali". In: "QA - La Questione Agraria", no. 8 (1982) pp. 3-23.

Tangermann, S., Guarantee Thresholds - A Device for Solving the CAP Surplus Problem? "European Review of Agricultural Economics", vol. 11 (1984), pp. 159-168. In italienischer Übersetzung erschienen als: Limite di garanzia: umo strumento per risolvere il problema delle eccedenze della Politica Agricola Commune? In: "Riforme della Politica Agricola Commune e Siena Memorandum". Instituto Nazionale di Economia Agraria, Siena 1985.

Tangermann, S., International Co-ordination of Agricultural Policy Adjustments. "European Review of Agricultural Economics" vol. 15 (1989) pp. 309-325.

Tangermann, S., Implementation of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture: Issues and Prospects. "Journal of Agricultural Economics" 47 (3) (1996), pp. 315-337.

Tangermann, S., Implications of Alternative Options for Future Levels of Support for Agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe. "American Journal of Agricultural Economics", 78 (August 1996), pp. 786-791.

Tangermann, S. and T. Josling, Implementation of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture and Developments for the Next Round of Negotiations. "European Review of Agricultural Economics". Vol. 26 (3), August 1999, pp. 371-388.

Tangermann, S. and W.D. Coleman, The 1992 CAP Reform, the Uruguay Round and the Commission. „Journal of Common Market Studies“, vol. 37 (1999), no. 3, pp. 385-405.

Buckwell, A., and S. Tangermann, The Future of Direct Payments in the Context of Eastern Enlargement. "MOCT-MOST Economic Policy in Transitional Economies", vol. 9 (1999), no. 3, pp. 229-254. Special Issue "Agricultural Transition and European Integration".

Tangermann, S. (2001), Was bewirkt der Beirat? In: Berichte über Landwirtschaft. Zeitschrift für Agrarpolitik 9

und Landwirtschaft, Band 79 (2), S. 177-188.

Tangermann, S. (2001), L’Accord sur l’Agriculture de l’Uruguay Round – Functionne-t-il? "Economie internationale", Vol. 87, pp. 15-44.

Tangermann, S. (2002), Le cycle du millénaire de l’OMC et l’avenir de la politique agricole commune. "Économie rurale", 268-269, Mars-juin 2002, pp. 45-53.

Tangermann, S. (2005), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Area Agricultural Policies and the Interests of Developing Countries. "American Journal of Agricultural Economics", Vol 87, pp. 1128- 1144.

Josling, T., K. Anderson, A. Schmitz and S. Tangermann (2010), Understanding International Trade in Agricultural Products: One Hundred Years of Contributions by Agricultural Economists. “American Journal of Agricultural Economics”, Vol. 92, pp. 424-446.

Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted CV

Name: Shakuntala Haraksingh Thilsted Languages: English (mother tongue), Danish Postal address: Millennium Tower 18th Floor, 108-18-01 Persiaran Gurney 10250 Penang Malaysia Telephone nos.: + (60) 177811606 (cellular), + (60) 46286888 (office) Facsimile no.: + (60) 46265530 E-mail: [email protected]

Honorary Degree

2020 Honorary Doctorate, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden

Education

1980 Ph.D. (Physiology of Nutrition), Department of Animal Science, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University (Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen), Denmark

1976 Postgraduate Course in Physiology of Animal Nutrition, Veterinary Faculty for FAO Fellows, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1971 B.Sc. Tropical Agriculture, Upper Second Class Honours (Animal Production Option), University of the West Indies, Trinidad

1967 G.C.E. (General Certificate of Education) Advanced Level (Cambridge)

1965 G.C.E. (General Certificate of Education) Ordinary Level (Cambridge)

Employment

Aug 2016 - present Research Program Leader, Value Chains and Nutrition, WorldFish, CGIAR

Sep 2010 - Jul 2016 Senior Nutrition Scientist, WorldFish

Jan 2009 - Jun 2010 Short-term Consultant, World Food Programme, Nepal, Formulation and implementation of a Nutrition Strategy and Micronutrient Supplementation Intervention under World Bank supported “Nepal Food Crisis Response Programme”

Sep 1992 - Dec 2009 Associate Professor, (Nutrition in Low-Income Countries), Department of Human Nutrition, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (various periods of leave)

Thilsted Biographical Information 1

Apr - Aug 2004 Short-term Consultant, World Bank, Washington, D. C., U.S.A., Study on “Best Practices in the Delivery of Immunisation Services in Ethiopia, Malawi and Kenya”

Jan - Aug 2003 Short-term Consultant, World Bank, Kenya Country Office, Study on “Strengthening Food and Nutrition Activities within the Community Initiative Activity /Funds (CIA / CIF) under the Multi-country HIV / AIDS Programme for Africa (MAP) in Kenya”

Dec 1996 and Nutrition Consultant, International Fund for Agricultural Apr - May 1997 Development (IFAD), Italy

Nov 1995 - Jan 1996 Nutrition Consultant, UNICEF, Arab Republic of Egypt

Oct - Dec 1994 Nutrition Adviser, Central Laboratory for Food and Feed, Agricultural Research Centre, Ministry of Agriculture, Land Reclamation, Fisheries and Animal Wealth, Arab Republic of Egypt

1991 - 1992 Associate Professor, Department of Production Physiology and Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1989 - 1990 Coordinator, Child Health Programme, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B)

1988 - 1989 Nutrition Coordinator, Child Health Programme, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B)

1987 Nutrition Coordinator, Urban Volunteer Programme, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B)

1985 - 1987 Associate Professor, Department of Animal Physiology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1982 - 1984 Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Physiology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1981 - 1982 Assistant Professor, Development Cooperation Bureau, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1980 - 1981 FAO Associate Expert, Department of Zoology and Marine Biology, University of Dar es Salaam. Guest Lecturer at Department of Physiology, Division of Veterinary Science, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania

1977 - 1980 PhD Scholar, Department of Animal Science, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1975 Laboratory Assistant, Institute for Cancer Research, Århus, Denmark

1973 - 1974 Research Assistant, Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of the West Indies

Thilsted Biographical Information 2

1971 - 1973 Agricultural Officer, World Bank Small Farms Project, Ministry of Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries, Trinidad and Tobago

Current project collaborations

2018 - present Dried Fish Matters

2018 - present Strengthening the Knowledge Base for and Implementing an Ecosystem Approach to Marine Fisheries in Developing Countries, EAF-Nansen

2018 - present Small Fish and Food Security: Towards innovative integration of fish in African food systems to improve nutrition, SmallFishFood, LEAP-Agri project

Posts held and projects led

2020 - present Co-chair, Action Track 4: Advancing Equitable Livelihoods, UN Food Systems Summit 2021

2020 - present Core Group member, United Nations Standing Committee on Nutrition (UNSCN) Discussion Paper on Aquatic Foods in Sustainable Healthy Diets

2020 - present International Expert Group member, Kick-off meeting (Germany 2021), UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

2019 - present Steering Committee member, lead on Nutrition, Blue Foods Assessment

2019 - present Steering Committee member, High Level Panel of Experts (HLPE) on Food Security and Nutrition, Committee on World Food Security (CFS)

2019 - present Co-author of Blue Paper 1: The Future of Food for the Sea, commissioned by the High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy

2018 - present Member of Technical Advisory Group, Illuminating Hidden Harvests: The contribution of small-scale fisheries to sustainable development

2017 - present Founding member of the Global Action Network on Sustainable Food from the Oceans and Inland Waters for Food Security and Nutrition, hosted by The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, Norway

2012 - 2014 WorldFish lead: Work Package on Nutrition Education, Aquaculture for Food Security, Poverty Alleviation and Nutrition (AFSPAN), led by FAO, funded by EU

2011 - present Ad hoc Adviser (Food and Nutrition Security), Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, FAO

Thilsted Biographical Information 3

2011 - present Member, Board of Directors, Aquaculture without Frontiers

2011 - 2016 Member, Technical Advisory Committee, Improving the dietary intakes and nutrition status of infants and young children through improved food security and complementary feeding, Nutrition and Consumer Protection Division, FAO

2010 - present Member of WorldFish science leadership team

2010 - present Lead Food and Nutrition Security components in selected recent and ongoing WorldFish projects: - “Aquaculture: Increasing income, diversifying diets, and empowering women in Bangladesh and Nigeria”, funded by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation - “Nutrition-sensitive Fish Agri-food Solutions: Knowledge transfer”, funded by World Bank - “Feed the Future Bangladesh Aquaculture and Nutrition”, funded by USAID - “Scaling Innovative, Nutrition-Sensitive Fisheries Technologies and Integrated Approaches Through Partnerships in Odisha, India, Can Improve Food and Nutrition Security”, funded by USAID Feed the Future - “Assam Agribusiness and Rural Transformation Project (APART)”, funded by World Bank - “Illuminating Hidden Harvests (IHH)”, funded by Norad, Sida, Oak Foundation, and the CGIAR Research Program (CRP) on Fish Agri-food Systems (FISH) - “Managing Aquatic Agricultural Systems to Improve Nutrition and Livelihoods in Myanmar: Scaling learning from IFAD - WorldFish collaboration in Bangladesh”, funded by IFAD - “Managing Aquatic Agricultural Systems to Improve Nutrition and Livelihoods in Selected African and Asian Countries: Scaling learning from IFAD - WorldFish collaboration in Bangladesh”, funded by the EU / IFAD - “Strengthening Capacity of Local Actors on Nutrition-sensitive Agri-food Value Chains in Zambia and Malawi”, led by McGill University, funded by IFAD - “Nobo Jatra”, led by World Vision Bangladesh, funded by USAID - “SAPLING”, led by Helen Keller International, funded by USAID - “World Food Programme and WorldFish livelihood and nutrition support to refugees and host communities in the Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh”, led and funded by World Food Programme - “SUCHANA: Ending the Cycle of Undernutrition in Bangladesh”, led by Save the Children United Kingdom, funded by DFID, U. K. and EU - “Aquaculture for Income and Nutrition” Bangladesh, funded by USAID Feed the Future - “Fish Consumption in the First 1,000 Days for Increased Protein Intake to Improve Food and Nutrition Security in Bangladesh”, funded by DFID - “Strengthening Awareness and Advocacy of the Potential of Fisheries to Improve Food and Nutrition Security in Bangladesh”, funded by World Bank

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- “Nutrition-Horticulture Collaborative Research Program: lessons learnt from programs in Bangladesh that integrate aquaculture, horticulture and nutrition actions”, led by the Nutrition Innovation Lab, funded by USAID Feed the Future - “Integration of small-scale aquaculture with homestead food production for improved household food security and nutrition in rural Cambodia”, led by University of British Columbia, funded by CIDA (DFATD), Canada

2010 - present Ad hoc Adviser (Aquatic Agriculture - Nutrition Linkages), Bureau for Food Security, USAID

2010 - present WorldFish Lead of “Nutrition and Health” in the CGIAR Research Program (CRP) on Agriculture for Improved Nutrition and Health (A4NH) (led by IFPRI)

2010 - present Member, Technical Advisory Committee, Nutrition Collaborative Research Support Program (CRSP), funded by USAID Feed the Future

2010 - present Member, Bangladesh Nutrition Working Group

2010 - 2015 Lead of Research Theme: “Nutrition and Health”, WorldFish

2010 - 2015 WorldFish Lead of “Nutrition and Health” in the CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs) on Aquatic Agricultural Systems (AAS), led by WorldFish and Livestock and Fish (L&F), led by ILRI

2008 - 2009 Member of work package 7: “Capacity building and dissemination” in the collaborative project: “Novel staple food-based strategies to improve micronutrient status for better health and development in sub-Saharan Africa” (INSTAPA), funded by the Seventh Framework Programme, European Commission

2004 - 2013 Co-coordinator of the HarvestPlus China research component: “Orange fleshed sweet potato”

2004 - 2013 Member of the Steering Committee of HarvestPlus China

2004 - 2010 Ad-hoc adviser to HarvestPlus

2004 - 2009 Principal Project Manager of the project: “The role of fish in food and nutrition security in developing countries: focus on combating micronutrient deficiencies”, funded by the Council for Development Research, Danida

2004 - 2007 Coordinator of the project: “Content of β-carotene and other provitamin A carotenoids in orange fleshed sweet potato from Kenya”, funded by HarvestPlus

2004 - 2007 Coordinator of the project: “Estimating bioavailability of iron and zinc in bean varieties from Kenya”, funded by the CGIAR (Consultative Group on

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International Agricultural Research) Biofortification Challenge Project “HarvestPlus”

2004 - 2005 Member of the working group on “Kenyan National Guidelines on Nutrition and HIV/AIDS”, organised by the Ministry of Health, Kenya and UNICEF

2002 - 2007 Co-chair of the Working Group on Household Food Security of the United Nations United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN)

2002 - 2006 Alternate representative of the group of bilateral agencies in the Steering Committee of the United Nations ACC/SCN (Administrative Committee on Coordination / Sub-committee on Nutrition (United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition (SCN))

2000 - 2004 Chairperson, Education Committee, Research Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

2000 - 2004 Co-coordinator of the project: “Content and bioavailability of vitamin A, iron and zinc in commonly consumed foods in developing countries”, funded by the Council for Development Research, Danida, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark

1999 - 2004 Board Member, Network for Smallholder Poultry Development, Denmark

1998 - 2009 Ad-hoc representative of and adviser for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark in the area of food and nutrition security

1998 - 2006 Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark at the United Nations ACC/SCN (Administrative Committee on Coordination / Sub- committee on Nutrition) annual meetings

1997 - 2003 International Coordinator, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1997 - 2004 Coordinator, Interuniversity Conference for Agricultural and Related Sciences in Europe, White Paper Project

1996 - 2003 Member, Research and Ph.D. Committee, Research Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1996 - 2004 Member of the Steering Committee of the European Forum for International Nutrition

1994 - 2008 Member, The ENRECA Health Network, Denmark

1993 - 2005 Coordinator of the project “Food and Nutrition Security in Bangladesh: Energy and Micronutrient Availability in Rice-based Diets” funded by ENRECA (The Bilateral Programme for Enhancement of Research Capacity in Developing

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Countries), Danida (Danish International Development Assistance), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark

1992 - 2004 Member of the Steering Committee of the Nordic Network for International Nutrition

1992 - 2003 Coordinator of the European Union (EU) NECTAR (Natura European Community Training programme for Agricultural universities in southern Regions)/NATURA (Network of European Agricultural (Tropical and subtropical oriented) Universities and scientific complexes Related with Agricultural development) programme “Food and Nutrition Sciences”

1993 - 1994 Member of the Board of Department, Research Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1992 - 1995 Member of the Education Committee, Research Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark.

1991 - 1992 Member of the Board of Institute, Institute of Anatomy and Physiology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1990 Member of the Consultative Group organized by UNICEF headquarters, New York, for preparing a video film “Figuring the Problem: Surveying Nutrition Status” in Bangladesh by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for national statistical bureaux in developing countries

1989 - 1990 Member of the Consultative Group organized by the National Nutrition Council and UNICEF, Bangladesh for designing and testing a modified growth chart for Bangladesh

1989 Member of the Consultative Group for the Pre-appraisal of The Village Milk Production Project, Bangladesh and Collaboration between The Bangladesh Livestock Research Institute and The Department of Animal Science and Animal Health, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1989 Member of the Committee for the National Campaign for the Protection and Promotion of Breastfeeding organized by UNICEF, Bangladesh

1988 Member of a Working Group on “Breastfeeding and Weaning Diets”, organized by UNICEF, Bangladesh

1986 Head of Department, Department of Animal Physiology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

1985 Assistant Head of Department, Department of Animal Physiology, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark

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Selected Publications (Updated January 2021)

Byrd KA, Thilsted SH, Fiorella KJ (2020). Fish nutrient composition: A review of global data from poorly assessed inland and marine speciesl. Public Health Nutrition, 1- 11. http://doi.org/10.1017/s1368980020003857

Belton B, Little DC, Zhang W, Edwards P, Skladany M, Thilsted SH (2020). Farming fish in the sea will not nourish the world. Nature Communications 11. http://.doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020- 19679-9

Ahern, M., Mwanza, P., Genshick, S., Thilsted S.H., (2020). Nutrient-rich foods to improve diet quality in the first 1000 days of life in Malawi and Zambia: Formulation, processing and sensory evaluation. WorldFish. Available here

Akter R, Nobuyuki Y, Hiroaki S, Thilsted SH, Ghosh S, Gurung S, Heneveld K, Shrestha R, Webb P (2020). Household engagement in both aquaculture and horticulture is associated with higher diet quality than either alone. Nutrients 12, 2705. http://doi.org/10.3390/nu12092705

Reksten AM, Somasundaram T, Kjellevold M, Nordhagen A, Bokevoll A, Pincus LM, Rizwan AA, Mamum A, Thilsted SH, Htut T, Aakre I (2020). Nutrient composition of 19 fish species from Sri Lanka and potential contribution to food and nutrition security. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis 91, 103508. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.jfca.2020.10350

Bradley B, Byrd KA, Atkins M, Isa S, Akintola SL, Fakoya KA, Ene-Obong H, Thilsted SH (2020). Fish in food systems in Nigeria: A review. WorldFish. Available here

Atkins M, Byrd KA, Pincus L, Naziri D, Yossa R, Thilsted SH (2020). Integrating fish, roots, tubers and bananas in food systems: Opportunities and constraints. WorldFish. Available here

Nordhagen A, Md Rizwan AA, Aakre I, Reksten AM, Pincus LM, Bokevoll A, Mamum A, Thilsted SH, Htut T, Somasundarum T, Kjellevold M (2020). Nutrient composition of demersal, pelagic and mesopelagic fish species sampled off the coast of Bangladesh and their potential contribution to food and nutrition security – the EAF-Nansen Programme. Foods 6, 730. http://doi.org/10.3390/foods9060730

Thilsted S (2020). Fishing can be profitable emerging economies, but… Sceintific American. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/fishing-can-be-profitable-for-emerging- economies-but/

Akter R, Thilsted SH, Hossain N, Ishihara H, Yagi N (2019). Fish is the preferred animal-sourced food in the rural community of Southern Bangladesh. Sustainability 2019 11, 5764 http://doi.org/10.3390/su11205764

Costello C, Cao L, Gelcich S, Cisneros-Mata5 MA, Free CM, Froehlich HE, Golden CD, Ishimura G, Maier J, Macadam-Somer I, Mangin T, Melnychuk MC, Miyahara M, de Moor CL, Naylor R, Nøstbakken L, Ojea E, O’Reilly E, Parma AM, Plantinga AJ, Thilsted SH, Lubchenco J (2019). The Future of Food from the Sea. Blue Paper 1. Commissioned by the High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy. Available here

Hicks CC, Cohen PJ, Graham NAJ, Nash KL, Allison EH. D’Lima C, Mills DJ, Roscher M, Thilsted SH, Thorne-Lyman AL, MacNeil MA (2019). Harnessing global fisheries to tackle micronutrient deficiencies. Nature 574, 95-98. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-019-1592-6

Fiorella KJ, Kim M, Bageant ER, Thilsted SH (2019). Community Management of Fish Refuges in Cambodian Rice Field Fisheries. In: CC Krueger, WW Taylor, S-J Youn (eds.) From catastrophe to recovery: stories of fishery management success. American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, Maryland.

Fiorella KJ, Bageant ER, Ordonez KA, Kim M, Kura Y, Thilsted SH, Barrett CB (2018). Implications of climate change for freshwater fisheries in Cambodia’s rice field fisheries: a longitudinal cohort study. Lancet Planetary Health, Best Abstracts in Planetary Health, 2, S23. Available here

Marinda P, Genschick S, Khayeka-Wandabwa C, Lubinda R, Thilsted SH (2018). Dietary determinant and contribution of fish on maternal and under-five nutritional status in Zambia. PLoS ONE. Available here

Genschick S, Marinda P, Tembo G, Kaminski AM, Thilsted SH (2018). The need for aquaculture to improve targeting the poor. Aquaculture, 292, 280-289. Available here

Waid JL, Sinharoy SS, Ali M, Stormer AE, Thilsted SH, Gabrysch S (2018). Dietary patterns and determinants of changing diets in Bangladesh from 1985 to 2010. Current Development in Nutrition Vol 3. Issue 4. Available here

Thorne-Lyman AL, Valpiani N, Akter R, Baten MdA, Genschick S, Karim M, Thilsted SH (2017). Fish and meat are often withheld from the diets of infants 6 to 12 months in fish-farming households in rural Bangladesh. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 38 (3), 354-368. Available here

La Frano MR, Cai Y, Burri BJ, Thilsted SH (2017). Discovery and biological relevance of 3,4- didehydroretinol (vitamin A2) in small indigenous fish species and its potential as a dietary source for addressing vitamin A deficiency. International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 69 (3), 253-261. Available here

Belton B, Hossain MAR, Thilsted SH (2017). Labour, identity and wellbeing in Bangladesh’s dried fish value chains. In: D Johnson, T Acott, N Stacey, J Urquhart (eds.). Social Wellbeing and the Values of Small-scale Fisheries. Springer, MARE Publication Series, 17, 217-241. Available here

Waid JL, Ali M, Thilsted SH, Gabrysch S (2017). Dietary change in Bangladesh from 1985 to 2010. Global Food Security. Available here

Waid JL, Bogard JR, Thilsted SH, Gabrysch S (2017). Estimates of average energy requirements in Bangladesh: Adult Male Equivalent values for use in analyzing household consumption and expenditure surveys. Data in Brief, 14, 101-106. Available here

Castine SA, Bogard JR, Barman BK, Karim M, Hossain MM, Kunda M, Haque ABMH, Phillips MJ, Thilsted SH (2017). Homestead pond polyculture can improve access to nutritious small fish. Food Security, 9, 785-801. Available here

Bogard JR, Marks GC, Wood S, Thilsted SH (2017). Measuring nutritional quality of agricultural production systems: Application to fish production. Global Food Security. Available here

Bogard JR, Farook S, Marks GC, Waid J, Belton B, Ali M, Toufique K, Mamum A, Thilsted SH (2017). Higher fish but lower micronutrient intakes: Temporal changes in fish consumption from capture fisheries and aquaculture in Bangladesh. PLoS ONE 12(4): e0175098. Available here

Karim M, Ullah H, Castine S, Islam MM, Keus HJ, Kunda M, Thilsted SH (2017). Carp–mola productivity and fish consumption in small-scale homestead aquaculture in Bangladesh. Aquaculture International, 25(2), 867-879. Available here

Andersen AB, Schmidt LKH, Faurholt-Jepsen D, Roos N, Friis H, Kongsbak K, Wahed MA, Thilsted SH (2016). The effect of daily consumption of the small fish Amblypharyngodon mola or added vitamin A on iron status: A randomised controlled trial among Bangladeshi children with marginal vitamin A status. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 25(3), 464-471. Available here

Wheal MS, DeCourcy-Ireland E, Bogard JR, Thilsted SH, Stangoulis JCR (2016). Measurement of haem and total iron in fish, shrimp and prawn using ICP-MS: implications for dietary iron intake in Bangladesh. Food Chemistry, 201, 222-229. Available here

Thilsted SH, Thorne-Lyman A, Subasinghe R, Webb P, Bogard JR, Phillips MJ, Allison EH (2016). Sustaining healthy diets: the role of capture fisheries and aquaculture for improving nutrition in the post-2015 era. Food Policy, 61, 126-131. Available here

Béné C, Arthur R, Norbury H, Allison EH, Beveridge M, Bush S, Campling L, Leschen W, Little D, Squires S, Thilsted SH, Troell M (2016). Contribution of fisheries and aquaculture to food security and poverty reduction: assessing the current evidence. World Development, 79, 177-196. Available here

Fiedler J, Lividini K, Drummond E, Thilsted SH (2106). Strengthening the contribution of aquaculture to food and nutrition security: the potential of a vitamin A-rich small fish in Bangladesh. Aquaculture, 452, 291-303. Available here

Bogard J, Hother A-L, Saha M, Bose S, Humayun K, Marks G, Thilsted SH (2015). Inclusion of small indigenous fish improves nutritional quality during the first 1000 days. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 36 (3), 276-289. Available here

Bogard JR, Thilsted SH, Marks GC, Wahab MA, Hossain MAR, Jakobsen J, Stangoulis J (2015). Nutrient composition of important fish species in Bangladesh and potential contribution to recommended nutrient intakes. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 42, 120-133. Available here

Powell B, Thilsted SH, Ickowitz A, Termote C, Sunderland T, Herforth A (2015). Improving diets with wild and cultivated biodiversity from across the landscape. Food Security, 7, 535-554. Available here

Belton B, van Asseldonk IJM, Thilsted SH (2014). Faltering Fisheries and Ascendant Aquaculture: Implications for Food and Nutrition Security in Bangladesh. Food Policy, 44: 77-87. Available here

Belton B, Thilsted SH (2014). Fisheries in Transition: Food and Nutrition Security Implications for the Global South. Global Food Security, 3 (1), 59-66. Available here

Longley C, Thilsted SH, Beveridge M, Cole S, Nyirenda DB, Heck S, Hother A-L (2014). The role of fish in the first 1,000 days in Zambia. IDS Special Collection September 2014. Institute of Development Studies, Brighton. Available here

Rai S, Thilsted SH, Shrestha MK, Wahab MA, Gupta M (2014). Carp-SIS polyculture: a new intervention to improve women’s livelihoods, income and nutrition in Terai, Nepal. Asian Fisheries Science, 27S: 165-174. Available here

Thilsted SH, James D, Toppe J, Subasinghe R, Karunasagar I (2014). Maximizing the contribution of fish to human nutrition. Background paper. ICN2 Second International Conference on Nutrition. Available here

Beveridge MCM, Thilsted SH, Phillips MJ, Metian M, Troell M, Hall SJ (2013). Meeting the food and nutrition needs of the poor: the role of fish and the opportunities and constraints emerging from the rise of aquaculture. Journal of Fisheries Biology, 83(4), 1067-1084. Available here

Thilsted SH (2013). Fish diversity and fish consumption in Bangladesh. pp 270-282. In: J Fanzo, D Hunter, T Borelli, F Mattei (eds.) Diversifying Food and Diets: Using Agricultural Biodiversity to Improve Nutrition and Health. Routledge. Available here

Thilsted SH (2012). Improved management, increased culture and consumption of small fish species can improve diets of the rural poor. pp 176-181. In: Sustainable Diets and Biodiversity: Directions and Solutions for Policy, Research and Action. FAO and Bioversity International, Rome. Available here

Thilsted SH (2013). Thematic background paper: Food and nutrition security in fisheries and aquaculture emergencies. pp 423-449. In: B Cattermoul, D Brown, F Poulain (eds.) Fisheries and aquaculture emergency response guidance: review recommendations for best practice. FAO Workshop, 15-16 March 2012, Rome. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Proceedings No. 30. Rome, FAO. 449 pp. Available here Thilsted SH (2012). The potential of nutrient-rich small fish species in aquaculture to improve human nutrition and health. pp 57-73. In: RP Subasinghe, JR Arthur, DM Bartley, SS De Silva, M Halwart, N Hishamunda, CV Mohan, P Sorgeloos (eds.) Farming the Waters for People and Food. Proceedings of the Global Conference on Aquaculture (2010), Phuket, Thailand. FAO, Rome and NACA, Bangkok. Available here

Kunda M, Azim ME, Wahab MA, Dewan S, Majid MA, Thilsted SH (2009). Effects of including catla and tilapia in a freshwater prawn-mola polyculture in a rotational rice-fish culture systems. Aquaculture Research, 40(9), 1089-1098. Available here

Kunda M, Wahab MA, Dewan S, Asaduzzaman M, Thilsted SH (2009). Effects of all-male, mixed- sex and all-female freshwater prawn in polyculture with major carps and molas in the fallow rice fields. Aquaculture Research 41 (1), 103-110. Available here Hallund J, Hatlöy A, Benesi I, Thilsted SH (2008). Snacks are important for fat and vitamin intakes among rural African women: a cross-sectional study from Malawi. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 62, 866-871. Available here Kongsbak K, Thilsted SH, Wahed MA (2008). Effect of consumption of the nutrient-dense, freshwater small fish Amblypharyngodon mola on biochemical indicators of vitamin A status in

Bangladeshi children: a randomised, controlled study of efficacy. British Journal of Nutrition, 99, 581-597. Available here Kidmose U, Christensen LP, Agili SM, Thilsted SH (2007). Effects of home preparation practices on the content of provitamin A carotenoids in coloured sweet potato varieties (Ipomoea batatas Lam.) fro Kenya. Innovative Food Science and Emerging Technologies, 8, 399-406. Available here Kunda M, Azim ME, Wahab MA, Dewan S, Roos N, Thilsted SH (2008). Potential of mixed culture of freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) and self-recruiting small species mola (Amblypharyngodon mola) in rotational rice-fish/prawn culture systems in Bangladesh. Aquaculture Research, 39 (5), 506-517. Available here Roos N, Wahab MA, Hossain MSAR, Thilsted SH (2007). Linking human nutrition and fisheries: incorporating micronutrient dense, small indigenous fish species in carp polyculture production in Bangladesh. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 28 (2), S208-293. Available here Roos N, Thorseng H, Chamnan C, Larsen T, Gondolf UH, Bukhave K, Thilsted SH (2007). Iron content in common Cambodian fish species: perspectives for dietary iron intake in poor, rural households. Food Chemistry, 104, 1226-1235. Available here Kidmose U, Yang R-U, Thilsted SH, Christensen LP, Brandt K (2006). Content of carotenoids in commonly consumed Asian vegetables and stability and extractability during frying. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 19, (6-7), 562-571. Available here Kongsbak K, Wahed MA, Friis H, Thilsted SH (2006). Acute phase protein levels, T. trichiura, and maternal education are predictors of serum zinc in a cross-sectional study in Bangladeshi children. Journal of Nutrition, 136, 2262-2268. Available here Kongsbak K, Wahed MA, Friis H, Thilsted SH (2006). Acute-phase protein levels, diarrhoea, Trichuris trichiura and maternal education are predictors of serum retinol: a cross-sectional study of children in a Dhaka slum, Bangladesh. British Journal of Nutrition, 96, 725-734. Available here Roos N, Wahab MA, Chamnan C, Thilsted SH (2006). Fish and health. In: Hawkes C, Ruel MT (eds.) 2020 Vision - understanding the links between agriculture and health. Focus 10, brief 13. Washington D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute. Available here Belza A, Ersbøll AK, Henriksen M, Thilsted SH, Tetens I (2005). Day-to-day variation in iron- status measures in young iron-deplete women. British Journal of Nutrition, 94, 551-556. Available here Hels O, Larsen T, Christensen LP, Kidmose U, Hassan N, Thilsted SH (2004). Contents of iron, calcium, zinc and beta-carotene in commonly consumed vegetables in Bangladesh. Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 17, 587-595. Available here Andersen LT, Thilsted SH, Nielsen BB, Rangasamy S (2003). Food and nutrient intake among pregnant women in rural Tamil Nadu, South India. Public Health Nutrition, 6 (2) 131-137. Available here Hels O, Hassan N, Tetens I, Thilsted SH (2003). Food consumption, energy and nutrient intake and nutritional status in rural Bangladesh: changes from 1981-1982 to 1995-96. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 57 (4), 586-594. Available here Hels O, Kidmose U, Larsen T, Hassan N, Tetens I, Thilsted SH (2003). Estimated nutrient intakes and adequacies in Bangladesh change using newer values for vitamin A, iron and calcium in

commonly consumed foods. International Journal of Food Science and Nutrition, 54, 457-465. Available here Larsen T, Thilsted SH, Biswas SB, Tetens I (2003). The leafy vegetable amaranth (Amaranthus gangeticuss) is a potent inhibitor of calcium availability and retention in rice-based diets. British Journal of Nutrition, 90, 521-527. Available here Nielsen H, Roos N, Thilsted SH (2003). The impact of semi-scavenging poultry production on intake of animal foods in women and girls in Bangladesh. Journal of Nutrition, 133, 4027S-4030S. Available here Roos N, Islam, MM, Thilsted (2003). Small indigenous fish species in Bangladesh: contribution to vitamin A, calcium and iron intakes. Journal of Nutrition, 133, 4021S-4026S. Available here Tetens I, Hels O, Khan NI, Thilsted SH, Hassan N (2003). Rice-based diets in rural Bangladesh: how do different age and sex groups adapt to seasonal changes in energy intake? American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 78, 406-413. Available here Thilsted SH (2003). Strengthening food and nutrition activities within the community initiative activity / funds (CIA / CIF) under the multi-country HIV / AIDS programme for Africa (MAP) in Kenya. Nairobi: The World Bank, Kenya Country Office. Roos N, Leth T, Jakobsen J, Thilsted SH (2002). High vitamin A content in some small indigenous fish species in Bangladesh: perspectives for food-based strategies to reduce vitamin A deficiency. International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 53, 425-437. Available here Thompson P, Roos N, Sultana P, Thilsted SH (2002). Changing significance of inland fisheries for livelihoods and nutrition in Bangladesh. Journal of Crop Production, 6, 249-318. Also in: Food systems and human nutrition. Kataki P, Babu S (eds.) New York: Howard Press. Available here Hallund J, Thilsted SH, Tetens I (2001). An analysis of agricultural sector programmes: possible nutritional outcome indicators related to description of changes in the livelihoods of the target populations. Copenhagen: Danish International Development Assistance (Danida). Available here Thilsted SH (2001). Needed: more emphasis in using food-based strategies to improve human nutrition. SCN News, 22, 4-5. Available here Larsen HN, Rasmussen OW, Rasmussen PH, Alstrup KK, Biswas SK, Tetens I, Thilsted SH, Hermansen K (2000). Glycaemic index of parboiled rice depends on the severity of processing: study in type 2 diabetic subjects. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 54, 380-385. Available here Larsen T, Thilsted SH, Kongsbak K, Hansen M (2000). Whole small fish as a rich calcium source. British Journal of Nutrition, 83, 191-196. Available here Bouis HE, Briere B, Guitierrez L, Hallman K, Hassan N, Hels O, Quabili W, Quisumbing A, Thilsted SH, Zihad ZH, Zohir S (1998). Commercial vegetable and polyculture fish production in Bangladesh: their impacts on income, household resource allocation, and nutrition. Washington D. C.: International Food Policy Research Institute. Hansen M, Thilsted SH, Sandström B, Kongsbak K, Larsen T, Jensen M, Sørensen SS (1998). Calcium absorption from small soft-boned fish. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, 12, 148-154. Available here

Nielsen BB, Liljestrand J, Hedegaard M, Thilsted SH, Joseph A (1997). Reproductive pattern, perinatal mortality, and sex preference in rural Tamil Nadu, South India: community based, cross sectional study. British Medical Journal, 314, 1521-1524. Available here

WorldFish Publications

Pasqualino MM, Thilsted SH, Phillips MJ, Koroma AS (2016) Food and nutrition security in Sierra Leone with a focus on fish in Tonkolili District. pp 72. Penang, Malaysia: WorldFish. Program Report: 2016-23. Available here

Holmes H, Thilsted SH (2014). Small fish brings big benefits in Bangladesh. New Agriculturists. January 2014. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (eds.) (2014). Production and conservation of nutrient-rich small fish (SIS) in ponds and wetlands for nutrition security and livelihoods in South Asia. Proceedings of a World Bank/SAFANSI funded regional workshop on small fish and nutrition. Dhaka, Bangladesh.1st - 2nd March 2014, pp 47. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (2014). Nourishing Bangladesh with micronutrient-rich small fish. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Policy Brief: AAS- 2014-08. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (2014). Increased production of small fish in wetlands combats micronutrient deficiencies in Bangladesh. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Policy Brief: AAS-2014-10. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (2014). Pond polyculture technologies combat micronutrient deficiencies and increase household income in Bangladesh. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Policy Brief: AAS-2014-09. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (2014). Sustainable production of small fish in wetland areas of Bangladesh. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Brochure: AAS-2014-07. Available here

Thilsted SH, Wahab MA (2014). Polyculture of carps and mola in ponds and ponds connected to rice fields. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Brochure: AAS-2014-06. Available here

Andersen AB, Thilsted SH, Schwarz AM (2013). Food and Nutrition Security in Solomon Islands. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Working Paper: AAS-2013-06. Available here

Andersen AB, Pant J, Thilsted SH (2013). Food and Nutrition Security in Timor-Leste. CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Penang, Malaysia. Project Report: AAS-2013- 29. Available here

Belton B, Karim M, Thilsted SH, Jahan KM, Collis W, Phillips M (2011). Review of Aquaculture and Fish Consumption in Bangladesh. Studies and Reviews 2011-53, pp 76. Penang: The WorldFish Center. Available here

PhD Research Supervised

Saha M (on-going). Improving ICT-based innovation for nutrition-sensitive agriculture through the involvement of multi-sectoral policy stakeholders. Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia.

Akter R (on-going). Assessing diet quality of rural Bangladeshi population. Graduate School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Global Fisheries Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Japan.

Bogard JR (2017). The contribution of fish to nutrition and food security: informing the evidence base for agricultural policy in Bangladesh. School of Public Health, The University of Queensland, Australia. Available here

Kunda M (2008). The potential of inclusion of freshwater prawn and mola in rice-fish culture systems. Department of Fisheries Management, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh.

Kongsbak K (2007). The efficacy of vitamin A rich small fish in improving vitamin A status in children in Bangladesh. Department of Human Nutrition, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Kidmose U (2004). Content, stability and bioavailability of carotenoids and vitamin C in vegetables. Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark.

Hels O (2003). Improvement of interventions: a research project to strengthen reliability, accessibility and use of data within food and nutrition security. Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark.

Roos N (2001). Implementation of aquaculture in small seasonal ponds in Mymensingh and surrounding districts: an analysis of the nutritional impact and resource management. Department of Human Nutrition, The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark.

Kohinoor AHM (2000). Development of culture technology of three small indigenous fish - mola (Amblypharyngodon mola), punti (Puntius sophore) and chela (Chela cachius) with notes on some aspects of their biology. Faculty of Fisheries, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh.

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Curriculum Vitae (Summary Page) PATRICK WEBB

Current Title(s): Alexander McFarlane Professor

Education Ph.D. Economic Geography 1988, University of Birmingham, UK 1989 MA African Studies, University of Birmingham, UK 1981 BA (Hons.) Geography (Development Studies), University of Susse x, UK 1980

Experience Leadership experience at senior levels: i) Section Chief in the United Nations system, ii) Division Director (ad interim) at the International Food Policy Research Institute, iii) Academic Dean administering a world-class graduate school in Boston for 9 years, iv) Director of the US Government’s Feed the Future Nutrition Innovation Lab, and v) Technical Adviser for the Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutr ition. Currently a member of the Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC) of the Consultative Group on International Agriculture Research (CGIAR), and of the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Food and Agriculture. Thirty years of global policy-relevant research, as well as teaching and managing operations on the ground. Lived 6 years in Africa (Ethiopia, Niger, The Gambia), and continue to work extensively across Asia and Latin America. High-level interactions with governments and donor organizations globally, including: work at ministerial levels in countries like Indonesia, Vietnam, North Korea, Kenya, Haiti, Nepal, Bangladesh and Ethiopia; negotiating UN positions among government and agency representatives for the World Food Summit in 1996; member of the UN Hunger Task Force (2003-2006) reporting to Kofi Annan; oversaw negotiations leading to the 23-country Delhi Declaration (2003) on mother and child nutrition; advisor to the Gates Foundation on agricultural policy and global nutrition strategies; serves on multiple governance and advisory boards. At the Friedman School, current responsibilities include interaction with Tufts’ provost and other deans, university-wide senior management committees, and oversights of institutional collaboration with academic institutions across the United States (e.g. Harvard, Purdue, Tuskegee, Johns Hopkins), as well as partnerships around the world (e.g. Hohenheim and Bonn in Germany, University of London, Roma III, Mahidol in Thailand, the Institute of Medicine in Nepal, etc.) Webb’s co-authored book on Famine in Africa (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999) sold out of first edition and went into a second run. Other publications: >150 peer-reviewed articles, involved in 28 books or chapters and 30+ significant professional reports. Webb played lead role in raising over US$60 million in external research support (grants and contracts) through Tufts from 2006 to 2021. Employment History: Sept 1 2014 - Alexander McFarlane Professor (Friedman School), Director of Nutrition Innovation Lab (since 2010), Technical Adviser to Global Panel (since 2014). Aug 1, 2005 - Academic Dean, Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Sept 2014 also Professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts. 2003 - 2005 Chief, Nutrition Service, Policy, Strategy and Programme Support Division of the World Food Programme of the United Nations (WFP) - Rome 1998 - 2003 Program Director, Food Policy Program, Friedman School, Tufts University. 1996 - 1998 Visiting Professor - Josef G. Knoll Stiftungsgastprofessor - Hohenheim University, Stuttgart (Germany) 1994 - 1996 Senior Policy Analyst - UN World Food Programme (WFP) - Rome 1993 - 1994 Division Director (acting) – the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 1985 - 1993 Research Fellow - International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).

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Name Patrick Webb

Nationality USA and British (dual nationality) Current Titles Alexander MacFarlane Professor (Friedman School, Tufts University) Professor by courtesy (Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy) Honorar Professor (Hohenheim University, Germany) Honorary Professor (Patan Academy of Health Sciences, Nepal) Education Ph.D. Economic Geography, University of Birmingham, UK 1989 MA African Studies, University of Birmingham, UK1 1981 BA (Hons.) Geography (Development Studies), University of Sussex, UK 1980

Employment History Sept 1, 2014 Alexander McFarlane Professor, Friedman School, Tufts University Patrick Webb holds the prestigious endowed McFarlane Chair. He teaches classes on public policy and humanitarian action, but also manages field research in a dozen low income countries (funded by USAID, DFiD, UNICEF and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation). He is director of the Food Aid Quality Review (USAID/Office of Food for Peace, 2009-2021), Director of the Feed the Future Nutrition Innovation Lab (2010-2021). Aug 1, 2005 Dean for Academic Affairs, Friedman School of Nutrition Aug 31, 2014 Senior administrator for the only self-governing graduate School of Nutrition in North America. He oversaw the work of the Office of Student Affairs, numerous faculty committees and two department chairs. Also responsible for the quality of research and teaching undertaken by >70 full-time and part-time faculty, and 65 adjuncts. Directly involved in establishing institutional collaborations with institutions in Thailand, Mexico, Ghana, Malawi, Ethiopia, Sudan, and Nepal. Feb. 15, 2003 Chief, Nutrition Service (Policy, Strategy and Programme Support Division) of July 31, 2005 the World Food Programme (Rome) Responsible for establishing key WFP policies on nutrition for endorsement by the Executive Board; oversaw optimal design and management of interventions in emergency and development settings, including micronutrient fortification, humanitarian relief, and school-based nutrition. Helped design and oversee projects in Ethiopia (Extended Outreach Strategy), Afghanistan (local wheat fortification), Angola and Zambia (maize fortification for refugee camps), Lesotho and Malawi (HIV orphans’ school meals and gardens project), Haiti (nutrition surveillance), and WFP’s response to the Asian Tsunami of 2004/05.

1 Awarded the Bradbury Memorial Prize for best Masters’ thesis by the Centre for West African Studies.

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Sept 1, 1998 Program Director (Food Policy and Applied Nutrition), Feb 14, 2003 Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Tufts University, Boston. Established and led field-based research and teaching in food policy analysis, food security and applied nutrition. Developed post-graduate courses in Food Security, Malnutrition and Development, Humanitarian Policy, Risk and Vulnerability in Development, Food Problems and Public Policy Action, and elements of Social Survey Methods and Analysis. Conducted research on food policy, water security, and vulnerability. Sept 1, 1996 Visiting Professor (the Josef Knoll Stiftungsgastprofessor) - Hohenheim Aug 31, 1998 University, Stuttgart (Germany) Founding Josef Knoll Professor for Developing Country Research at the Institute for Agricultural Economics, Hohenheim University. Conducted seminars on UN policy, agricultural research, and biotechnology. Designed a new English- language M.Sc. course, on agriculture, environment and food security. Contributed to evaluating Hohenheim’s 12-year research programme in the Sahel, and established new long-term research and training collaborations with universities in Vietnam and Thailand. Sept 1, 1994 Senior Policy Analyst - UN World Food Programme (WFP) - Rome Aug 31, 1996 Responsible for analyzing food assistance policy and practice in emergencies, refugee/IDP settings. Contributed to policy-setting for projects in Africa, including buffer stocks, early warning systems, and nutrition programming. Served as WFP focal point for the 1996 World Food Summit (interacting with UN heads of agencies and national ambassadors), and back-stopped treaty negotiations on refugee and other emergency operations (including the European Commission’s Madrid Initiative on landmines), and pan-UN policy development. Represented WFP at meetings of heads of agencies (such as ECOSOC in Geneva and Prep-Coms in New York), and dealt with senior staff in the EC, UNDP, UNICEF, IFAD, and FAO. Oct 31, 1993 Division Director (ad interim) - International Food Policy Research Institute Aug 31, 1994 Managed IFPRI's (then) largest division of 30 staff at the culmination of nine years at IFPRI. Conducted, led and managed multi-disciplinary research activities, each of which involved fieldwork, collaboration with policy makers and donors, and interaction with developing country scientists. As Acting Director had responsibility for: i) overseeing 25 research programs, ii) managing division budget of US$2 million (also hiring, discipline and performance reviews) iii) pursuing external relations with policy makers, donors and similar institutes around the world; iv) planning divisional activities in accordance with IFPRI's 1994-1999 medium-term plan; v) fund-raising for research and outreach activities. Managed US$600,000 research on design of early warning systems for Africa, working closely with Ministers of Planning and Economic Development of Ethiopia.

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1985-1993 Research Fellow - International Food Policy Research Institute Field manager for US$1 million evaluation of public works in Africa under the direction of Joachim von Braun. Lived in Niger (one year) conducting surveys of 5 projects with government of Niger, USAID, World Bank. Supervised parallel studies in Zimbabwe and Ethiopia. Conducted evaluation missions with GTZ and WFP staff to Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Senegal. Prior, as a Post-Doctoral Fellow and Research Analyst, managed part of a US$1.4 million research into the household impacts of famine in Africa. Lived in Ethiopia (3 years)--supervised 25 national staff and explored impact of 7 relief projects with Ministry of Economic Planning and Agriculture. The Prime Minister (of post-1991 government) requested personal briefings on the policy findings. These fed into National Disaster Preparedness Strategy and influenced design of Ethiopia’s employment- based Social Safety Net. Implemented research on gender impacts of new rice technology in The Gambia (lived there 2 years). *** Ongoing Professional Work (beyond Tufts University responsibilities)

 Vice-chair of European Commission High Level Expert Group on establishing an International Platform for Food Systems Science (Feb 2021 – Aug 2022). https://ec.europa.eu/info/news/new-high-level-expert-group-assess-need-international-platform- food-systems-science-2021-feb-17_en  Member of the leadership team for Action Track 2 preparing for the Oct 2021 UN Food Systems Summit. Also, member of Workstream 1 of Action Track 2 focused on identifying game changers relating to improving the food environment in which dietary choices are made.  Technical Adviser to the Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition (Sept 2014 – Dec 2021). Supporting an independent body of influential experts with a commitment to tackling global challenges in food and nutrition security. This body was established as part of the Nutrition for Growth initiative hosted by the British Prime Minister in London in 2012. https://www.glopan.org/about/secretariat  Technical Expert advising Food Systems for the Future (FSF) establish a novel venture aimed at helping catalyze and scale market-based solutions to nutrition in poor and underserved communities globally (2019- ) . https://fsfinstitute.net/team/  Technical Adviser to the Gallup World Poll initiative to develop survey metrics of diet quality (Jan 2016 - ). https://news.gallup.com/opinion/gallup/199436/defining- measuring-diet-quality-worldwide.aspx  Core team member of the Global Dietary Database (GDD) project, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This is a collaborative effort to produce reliable estimates of dietary intake worldwide and inform global health and nutrition research and policy, particularly in poor and vulnerable populations. https://www.globaldietarydatabase.org/core-team-members.html

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Past Assignments of Note • Member of the Independent Science and Partnership Council (ISPC) of the Consultative Group on International Agriculture Research (CGIAR). The Council oversees the direction and quality of science across the CGIAR (2015 - Oct 2019). • Senior Technical Adviser to the Indicators of Affordability of Nutritious Diets in Africa (IANDA) Project, funded by UKAID (2016-2019). Validating indicators of affordable and nutritious diets in Africa. http://ianda.nutrition.tufts.edu/team • Member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Futures Council on Food Security and Agriculture (Oct 2016 - Sept 2018). Developing inputs for Davos. • Member the WHO/UNICEF Technical Expert Advisory Group (TEAM) on nutrition monitoring and indicators for the SDGs (2015-2017). • Co-director of IMMANA fellowships (Innovative Methods and Metrics for Agriculture and Nutrition Action). IMMANA offers research grants and fellowships to develop multidisciplinary tools to address knowledge gaps on agriculture-nutrition linkages. • Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee for Biodiversity International (2011-2013). • Member of High-Level Group on Social Safety Nets in Central America (2008–2010). • Core member of the Independent External Evaluation of FAO mandated by FAO Council. Sector lead focused on FAO’s early warning and emergency operations (2006/07). • Member of Steering Committee of the UN Standing Committee on Nutrition (2003-05). • Member of Millennium Project Task Force on Hunger, reporting to Kofi Annan (2003-05). • Chair of WHO/UNHCR panel on Guidelines for Nutritional Care of Refugees (1998/99).

*** Awards and Honors

2013 Awarded the Sight and Life Nutrition Leadership Award as a member of the Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group for the2013 Lancet Series, led by Dr. Robert Black of Johns Hopkins University, 24 Sep 2013, UN Plaza, New York. 2009 Granted faculty status by courtesy at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy by unanimous faculty vote and approved by Dean Bosworth, US special envoy North Korea. 2008 Nominated to the Paddock Award for excellence in teaching, Fletcher School, Tufts. 2005 Featured in Lancet’s ‘Lifeline’ column, May 15th (volume 363, p. 1658) 2000 Senior Fellow of the Center for Development Research at the University of Bonn. 2000 ‘Outstanding Faculty Member of the Year’, School of Nutrition, Tufts. 1999 Received Honorar Professor status (honorary professor) of the University of Hohenheim by the Minister for Education of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany.

*** Board Experience International editorial board member of the Jou. Institute of Medicine, Nepal (2013- ). Member of Research Board of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (2013 - 2017). Editorial Advisory Board for Food Policy (2015 – ). Editorial Board of Food Security (2011-2016). Editorial Advisory Board of the Food and Nutrition Bulletin (2009–2012). Editorial Advisory Board of the Quarterly Jou. of International Agriculture (2002–2008). Board Member of the Nevin Scrimshaw International Nutrition Foundation (2007-2012). Founding Board Member of Global Health Action (a Boston-based NGO), (2008-2009). Founding Board Member of the Minerva Project (a Rome-based NGO), (2008-2010).

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Publications: a) Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

165. Thompson LA, Andrews-Trevino JY, Webb P, Liang L, Shrestha R, Wang J-S, Xue KS, Pokharel A, Baral K, Davis D, Paudel K and Ghosh S. Using dried blood spots to quantify dietary aflatoxin B1 exposure in pregnant women, infants and young children in Nepal. Submitted to Biomarkers.

164. Singh A, Potani I, Griswold S, Suri D, Langlois B, Shen Y, Walton SM, Chui K; Manary MJ; Webb P, Rogers BL, and Rosenberg IH. Fecal host mRNAs can predict presence of environmental enteric dysfunction among children with moderate acute malnutrition in Sierra Leone. Submitted to the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.

162. Zaharia S, Ghosh S, Thorne-Lyman A, Shrestha R, Manohar S, and Webb P. ASF intake is Associated with Better Child Growth. Accepted by Nature Food.

161. John AJ, Makkar S, Swaminathan S, Minocha S, Webb P, Kurpad AV and Thomas T. Factors influencing Household Pulse Consumption in India – A Multilevel Model Analysis. Submitted to Global Food Security.

160. Andrews-Trevino J, Webb P, Shively G, Kablan A, Baral K, Davis D, Paudel K, Shrestha R, Pokharel A, Acharya S, Wang J-S, Xue K and Ghosh S. Aflatoxin exposure and child nutrition: measuring anthropometric and long-bone growth over time in Nepal. Accepted by AJCN.

159. Kishore S, Kurpad AV, Sachdev HS, Webb P and Thomas T. The potential impact of improved monthly per-capita income on child stunting in India: a geospatial perspective. Submitted to Lancet Planetary Health.

158. Webb P. 2021. The 2020 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a persisting vision of a world without hunger or malnutrition. Special Article. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 113 (2): 290-93. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqaa355.

157. Miller V, Singh G, Onopa J, Reedy J, Shi P, Zhang J, Tahira A, Shulkin M, Marsden D, Kranz S, Stoyell S, Webb P, Micha R, Mozaffarian D on behalf of the Global Dietary Database. 2021. Global Dietary Database 2017: data availability and gaps on 54 major foods, beverages and nutrients among 5.6 million children and adults from 1220 surveys worldwide. BMJ Global Health 6:e003585. http://www.doi.org/10.1136/bmjgh-2020-003585.

156. Kennedy E, Webb P, Block S, Griffin T, Dariush M and Kyte R. 2021. Transforming Food Systems: The Missing Pieces Needed to Make Them Work Current Developments in Nutrition, 5 (1): nzaa177, https://doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzaa177.

155. Madzorera I, Blakstad MM, Bellows Al, Canavan CR, Mosha D, Bromage S, Noor RA, Webb P, Ghosh S, Kinabo J, Masanja H, and Fawzi WW. 2021. Food crop diversity, women’s income-earning activities and distance to markets in relation to maternal dietary quality in Tanzania. Jou. Nutr. 151 (1):186-96. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxaa329.

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154. Webb P, Benton T, Beddington J, Flynn D, Kelly N and Thomas S. 2020. The Urgency of Food System Transformation is now Irrefutable. Nature Food 1: 584–585. https://doi.org/10.1038/s43016-020-00161-0.

154. Picchioni F, Zanello G, Srinivasan C, Wyatt A and Webb P. 2020. Gender, Time-Use, and Energy Expenditures in Rural Communities in India and Nepal. World Development. 136 (12): 105137. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.worlddev.2020.105137.

152. Akter R, Yagi N, Sugino H, Thilsted SH, Ghosh S, Gurung S, Heneveld K, Shrestha R and Webb P. 2020. Household Engagement in Both Aquaculture and Horticulture Is Associated with Higher Diet Quality than Either Alone. Nutrients, 12: 2705. https://doi.org/10.3390/nu12092705

151. Ergun O, Vosti SA, Jing W, Tasci CR and Webb P. 2020. Enhancing the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Food assistance Supply Chains: An Economic Optimization Model for USAID Food for Peace Program’s Operations in Ethiopia. Submitted to World Development.

150. Bater J, Lauer JM, Ghosh S, Webb P, Agaba E, Bashaasha B, Turyashemererwa FM, Shrestha R and Duggan CP. 2020. Predictors of low birth weight and preterm birth in rural Uganda: findings from a birth cohort study. PLoS ONE 15(7): e0235626. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0235626

149. Springmann M, Spajic L, Clark M, Poore J, Herforth A, Webb P, Rayner M, Scarborough P. 2020. The healthiness and sustainability of national and global food based dietary guidelines: modelling study. BMJ 370:m2322. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136 bmj.m2322.

148. Madzorera I, Ghosh S, Wang M, Fawzi WM, Isanaka S, Hertzmark E, Namirembe G, Bashaasha B, Agaba E, Turyashemererwa F, Webb P and Duggan CP. 2021. Prenatal dietary diversity may influence underweight in infants in a Ugandan birth-cohort. Maternal & Child Nutr. e13127. http://www.doi.org/10.1111/mcn.13127.

147. Mezzano J, Namirembe G, Ausman LM, Marino-Costello E, Shrestha R, Erhardt J, Webb P and Ghosh S. 2020. Iron and Vitamin A Levels in Pregnant Mothers and Birth Outcomes: Results from a Birth Cohort Study in Uganda. Under review by Nutrients.

146. Zaharia S, Masters WM, Ghosh S, Shively G, Heneveld K, Liang L, Gurung S, Manohar S, Shrestha R, Thorne-Lyman A, Webb P. Measuring resilience through a nutrition lens: fluctuations in diet quality of women and children in Nepal. Submitted to Am. Jou. Ag. Econ.

145. Roberts SB, Franceschini MA, Silver RE, Taylor SF, Braima de Sa A, Có R, Sonco A, Krauss A, Taetzsch A, Webb P, Krupa Das S, Chen C-Y, Rogers BL, Saltzman E, Lin P-Y, Schlossman N, Pruzensky W, Balé C, Kwan Ho Chui K and Muentener P. 2020. Effects of food supplementation on cognitive function, and cerebral blood flow and nutritional health status, in young children at risk of undernutrition: a family-randomized controlled trial. BMJ. 370:m2397 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.m2397

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144. Miller V, Webb P, Micha R and Mozaffarian D. 2020. Defining diet quality: a review of dietary quality metrics and their validity for the global double burden of malnutrition. Lancet Planetary Health, 4 (8):e352-e70. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2542-5196(20)30162-5

143. Kabunga N, Duggan CP, Bashaasha B, Hoel DF, Okia M, Ghosh S, Webb P and Griffiths JK. 2020. Cattle Ownership, Childhood Malaria and Anemia in Uganda. Submitted to PLOS One.

142. Webb P, Danaei G, Masters W, Rosettie K, Leech A, Cohen J, Blakstad M, Kranz S and Mozaffarian D on behalf of Cost-Effectiveness Advisory Group. Cost-effectiveness of nutrition-sensitive food programs to reduce child malnutrition and mortality in India, Nigeria and Ethiopia. Submitted to Global Food Security.

141. Lauer J, Natamba B, Ghosh S, Webb P, Wang J-S and Griffiths J. 2020. Aflatoxin exposure in pregnant women of mixed status of human immunodeficiency virus infection and rate of gestational weight gain: a Ugandan cohort study. Trop. Med. & Int. Health. https://doi.org/10.1111/tmi.13457.

140. Angela KC, Thorne-Lyman A, Manohar S, Shrestha B, Klemm R, Ghosh S, Webb P and West Jr. K. 2020. Preschool child nutritional status in Nepal in 2016: A national profile and forty-year comparative trend. Food & Nutrition Bull., 41(2): 152-166. https://www.doi.org/10.1177/0379572120916343.

139. Namirembe G, Shrestha R, Webb P, Houser R, Davis D Baral K, Mezzano J and Ghosh S. 2020. Measuring Governance: Developing a Novel Metric for Assessing How Relevant Officials Translate Nutrition Policies into Practice in Nepal. Int. Jou. Health Policy and Management. http://www.doi.org/10.34172/ijhpm.2020.135.

138. Liang L, Shrestha R, Ghosh S and Webb P. 2020. Using mobile phone data helps estimate community-level food insecurity: Findings from a multi-year panel study in Nepal. PlosONE. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0241791.

137. Luo H, Zaya S and Webb P. 2020. Measuring Malnutrition in All its Forms: An update of the Net State of Nutrition Index to Track the Global Burden of Malnutrition at Country Level. Global Food Security, 26: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gfs.2020.100453

136. Lauer JM, Ghosh S, Ausman LM, Webb P, Bashaasha B, Agaba E, Turyashemererwa FM, Tran HQ, Gewirtz AT and Duggan CP. 2020. Markers of environmental enteric dysfunction are associated with poor growth and iron status in rural Ugandan infants. Jou. Nutr. nxaa141. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxaa141.

135. Bashaasha B, Namulondo R, Emegu RI, Webb P, Ghosh S, and Agaba E. 2020. Association Between Biofortification and Child Nutrition Among Smallholder Households in Uganda. Jou. Agric. Econ. and Rural Dev., 6 (2): 752-59.

134. Andrews-Trevino J, Webb P, Baral K, Davis D, Shrestha R, Pokharel A, Acharya S, Lamichhane A, Shively G, Paudel K, Xue K, Wang JS and Ghosh S. 2020. Early Life Exposure to Mycotoxins and Child Linear Growth in Nepal: Methods and Design of a Prospective Birth Cohort Study. Jou Food Security. 8 (1):1-10. https://www.doi.org/10.12691/jfs-8-1-1

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133. Zanello G, Srinivasan C, Picchioni F, Webb P, Nkegbe P, Cherukuri R and Neupane S. 2020. Physical activity, time use, and food intakes of rural households in Ghana, India, and Nepal. Sci Data 7, 71. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-020-0414-x.

132. Langlois BK, Ilana R Cliffer, Laetitia Nikiema, Devika J Suri, Franck Garanet, Ye Shen, Augustin N Zeba, Shelley M Walton, Hermann B Lanou, Webb P and Rogers BL. 2020. Factors that May Influence the Effectiveness of 4 Specialized Nutritious Foods in the Prevention of Stunting and Wasting in Children Aged 6–23 Months in Burkina Faso, Current Devs. in Nutrition, 4 (2): nzaa002. https://doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzaa002.

131. Frison S, Angood C, Khara T, Bahwere P, Black RE, Briend A, Connell N, Fenn B, Isanaka S, James P, Kerac M, Mayberry A, Myatt M and Dolan C on behalf of the wasting prevention Working Group Collaborators. 2020. Prevention of child wasting: Results of a Child Health & Nutrition Research Initiative (CHNRI) prioritisation exercise. Plos ONE. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0228151.

130. Cliffer I, Nikiema L, Langlois B, Zeba A, Shen Y, Lanou H, Suri DS, Garanet F, Chui K, Vosti SA, Walton S, Rosenberg I, Webb P and Rogers B. 2020. Cost-effectiveness of four specialized nutritious foods in the prevention of stunting and wasting in children 6-23 months in Burkina Faso: a geographically randomized trial. Current Devs in Nutr. 4 (2): nzaa006. https://doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzaa006.

129. Shen Y, Cliffer I, Suri DS, Langlois BK, Vosti SA, Webb P and Rogers B. 2020. Impact of stakeholder perspectives on cost-effectiveness estimates of four specialized nutritious foods for preventing stunting and wasting in children 6-23 months in Burkina Faso. Nutrition Journal. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12937-020-00535-x 128. Andrews-Trevino JY, Webb P, Shively G, Rogers B, Baral K, Davis D, Paudel K, Pokharel A, Shrestha R, Wang J-S, Xue KS and Ghosh S. 2020. Dietary determinants of aflatoxin B1- lysine adduct in pregnant women consuming a rice-dominated diet in Nepal. Eur. Jou. Clin. Nutr. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41430-019-0554-2. 127. Srinivasan CS, Zanello G, Nkegbe P, Cherukuri R, Picchioni F, Gowdru N and Webb P. 2020. Drudgery Reduction, Physical Activity and Energy Requirements in Rural Livelihoods. Economics and Human Biology. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ehb.2019.100846.

126. Bellows AL, Canavan CR, Blakstad MM, Mosha D, Noor RA, Webb P, Kinabo J, Masanja H and Fawzi WW. 2020. The Relationship Between Dietary Diversity among Women of Reproductive Age and Agricultural Diversity in Rural Tanzania. Food & Nutr. Bull. 40 (1): 50-60. https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572119892405.

125. Miller L, Neupane S, Joshi N, Lohani M, Rogers B, Neupane S, Ghosh S and Webb P. 2019. Multisectoral community development in Nepal has greater effects on child growth and diet than nutrition education alone. Pub. Health Nutr. https://doi:10.1017/S136898001900260X 124. Green L, Cliffer I, Suri D, Caiafa K, Rogers B and Webb P. 2019. Advancing Nutrition in the International Food Assistance Agenda: Progress and Future Directions. Food & Nut. Bull. https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572119871715.

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123. Wells J, Briend A, Boyd E, Berkely J, Hall A, Isanaka S, Webb P, Khara T and Dolan C. 2019. Beyond wasted and stunted—a major shift to fight child undernutrition, Lancet. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2352-4642(19)30244-5. 122. Miller V, Cudhea F, Singh G, Micha R, Shi P, Zhang J, Onopa J, Karageorgou D, Webb P, and Mozaffarian D. 2019. Estimated Global, Regional, and National Cardiovascular Disease Burdens Related to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: An Analysis from the Global Dietary Database. Current Dev. in Nutr., 3 (S1): nzz028.FS01-01-19. https://doi.org/10.1093/cdn/nzz028.FS01-01-19

121. Minocha S, Makkar S, Swaminathan S, Thomas T, Webb P and Kurpad A. 2019. Supply and demand of high-quality protein foods in India: Trends and opportunities. Global Food Security, 23 (12): 139-148. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gfs.2019.05.004 120. Kim J, Stites E, Webb P, Constas M and Maxwell D. 2019. The effects of male out- migration on household food security in rural Nepal. Food Security, 11 (3): 719–732. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12571-019-00919-w 119. Caiafa K, Dewey K, Michaelsen K, de Pee S, Collins S, Rogers B, El-Kour T, Walton S, and Webb P. 2019. Food Aid for Nutrition: Narrative Review of Major Research Topics. Food and Nutr. Bull., 40 (1): 111-123, https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572118817951.

118. Tomich T, Lidder P, Dijkman J, Coley M, Webb P, and Gill M. 2019. Agri-food systems in international research for development: Ten theses regarding impact pathways, partnerships, program design, and priority-setting for rural prosperity. Agricultural Systems. 172: 101-109. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2018.12.004. 117. Tomich T, Lidder P, Coley M, Gollin D, Meinzen-Dick R, Webb P and Carberry P. 2019. Food and agricultural innovation pathways for prosperity. Agricultural Systems. 172: 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2018.01.002 116. Pimpin L, Kranz S, Liu E, Shulkin M, Fawzi W, Duggan C, Webb P and Mozaffarian D. 2019. Effects of animal protein supplementation in mothers, pre-term infants, and term infants on growth outcomes in childhood: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials. Am. Jou. Clin. Nutr. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqy348

115. Lauer J, Duggan C, Ausman L, Griffiths J, Webb P, Agaba E, Nshakira N, Tran H, Gewirtz A, Ghosh S. 2019. Maternal environmental enteric dysfunction is associated with shorter gestation and reduced length in newborn infants in Uganda. Am. Jou. Clin. Nutr. 108: 888–96. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqy176/5105840. 114. Andrews-Trevino J, Webb P, Shively G, Rogers B, Baral K, Davis D, Paudel K, Pokharel A, Shrestha R, Wang J-S, Ghosh S. 2019. Low Maternal Aflatoxin Exposure Is Associated with Small-for-Gestational-Age but Not with Other Birth Outcomes in a Prospective Birth Cohort Study of Nepalese Infants. Jou. Nutr., https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxz122.

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113. Harding K, Aguayo V and Webb P. 2019. Trends and correlates of overweight among children, adolescent girls, and women in South Asia: An analysis of data from eleven national surveys in six countries over twenty years. Nutrients, 11 (8):1899, https://doi.org/10.3390/nu11081899 112. Moucheraud C, Chandyo RK, Henjum S, Strand T, Ulak M, Fawzi W, Locks L, Shrestha PK, Webb P and Thorne-Lyman A. 2019. Engagement in agriculture protects against food insecurity and malnutrition in peri-urban Nepal. Current Developments in Nutrition. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6351805/

111. Harding K, Aguayo V and Webb P. 2018. Birthweight and feeding practices are associated with child growth outcomes in South Asia. Mat. & Child Nutr. 14: e12650. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mcn.12650

110. Thorne-Lyman A, KC A, Manohar S, Shrestha B, Nonyane B, Neupane S, Bhandari S, Klemm R, Webb P, West Jr K. 2018. Nutritional resilience in Nepal following the earthquake of 2015. PLoS ONE 13(11): https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0205438

109. Shrestha S, Thorne-Lyman A, Manohar S, Shrestha B, Neupane S, Rajbhandary R, Shrestha R, Klemm R, Noyane B, Adhikari R, Webb P, and West Jnr. K. 2018. Pre- earthquake national patterns of preschool child undernutrition and household food insecurity in Nepal in 2013 and 2014. Asia Pacific Jou. Clin. Nutrition 27(3): 624-637. https://doi.org/10.6133/apjcn.092017.04.

108. Klemm R, Manohar S. Rajbhandary R, Shrestha K, Gauchan D, Adhikari R, Andrew L Thorne-Lyman, Angela KC, Nanyone B, Ghosh S, Webb P, West KP Jr. 2018. Pathways from Agriculture-to-Nutrition: Design and Conduct of the National PoSHAN Surveys of Nepal. Jou. Food Security. https://doi.org/10.12691/jfs-6-2-5.

107. Lauer J, Duggan C, Ausman L, Griffiths J, Webb P, Wang J-S, Xue K, Agaba E, Nshakira N, Ghosh S. 2018. Biomarkers of maternal aflatoxin exposure during pregnancy and adverse birth outcomes in Uganda. Maternal & Child Nutr. https://doi.org/10.1111/mcn.12701. 106. Lauer J, Duggan C, Ausman L, Griffiths J, Webb P, Bashaasha B, Agaba E, Turyashemererwa F, Namirembe G, Ghosh S. 2018. Unsafe drinking water is associated with Environmental Enteric Dysfunction and Poor Growth Outcomes in Young Children in Rural Southwestern Uganda. Am. Jou. Trop. Med. https://doi.org/10.4269/ajtmh.18-0143 105. Harding K, Aguayo V and Webb P. 2018. Factors associated with wasting among children under five years old in South Asia: Implications for action. PLoS ONE 13 (7): e0198749. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0198749.

104. de Onis M, Flores-Ayala R, Arimond M, Webb P, Heidkamp R, Menon P, Croft T, Korenromp E, Huita F, Borghie E, and Krasevec J. 2018. Prevalence thresholds for wasting, overweight and stunting in children under 5 years. Public Health Nutr. 1-5, https://doi.org/10.1017/S1368980018002434.

103. Passarelli S, Canavan C, Paarlberg R, Juma C, Akyeampong E, Fekadu H, Golden C, Gunaratna N, Jaacks L, Kennedy E, Madzorera I, McCann J, Nwanze K, Sauerborn R, Tang L, Webb P, Willett W, Fawzi W. 2018. Harnessing Universities for Multi-Sectoral Collaborations in Planetary Health. Current Devs in Nutr. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/nqy176/5105840.

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102. Stobaugh H, Rogers B, Rosenberg I, Webb P, Maleta K, Manary M, Trehan I. 2018. Children with Poor Linear Growth are at Risk for Repeated Relapse to Wasting after Recovery from Moderate Acute Malnutrition. Journal of Nutrition, 148 (6):974-979. https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxy033. 101. Harding K, Masters W, Aguayo V, and Webb P. 2018. Education and micronutrient deficiencies: an ecological study of interactions between women’s schooling and children’s micronutrient status. BMC Public Health, 18:470. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-5312-1.

100. Masters W, Rosettie K, Kranz S, Danaei G, Webb P, Mozaffarian D. for the Global Nutrition and Policy Consortium. 2018. Designing programs to improve diets for maternal and child health and nutrition: A mixed methods approach to estimating comparative program costs and potential dietary impacts for Ethiopia, Nigeria, and India. Health Policy & Planning. https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/czy013. 98. Webb P, Stordalen G, Singh S, Wijesinha-Bettoni R, Shetty P and Lartey A. 2018. Hunger and Undernutrition in 21st Century. BMJ. 361. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.k2238 98. Stobaugh H, Rogers B, Webb P, Rosenberg I, Thakwalakwa C, Maleta C, Trehan I and Manary M. 2018. Household factors associated with relapse following discharge from treatment from moderate acute malnutrition. British Nutrition Journal, 119 (9): 1039- 1046. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0007114518000363P. 97. Harding K, Aguayo V, Webb P. 2018. Hidden hunger in South Asia: Recent trends and persistent challenges. Public Health Nutr. https://doi:10.1017/S1368980017003202.

96. Mulmi P, Masters W, Block S and Webb P. 2017. Farm production, child dietary intake and household wealth: Results from a nationally representative survey in Nepal. PlosONE https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0186765. 95. Sharma R, Gaffey M, Bhutta Z for the Global Expert Groups on ECD and MNCAH&N (which included P. Webb). 2017. Prioritizing research for integrated implementation of early childhood development and maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition platforms. Jou. Global Health 7 (1): https://doi.org/10.7189/jogh.07.011002. 94. Kabunga N, Ghosh S, Webb P. 2017. Does Ownership of Improved Dairy Cow Breeds Improve Child Nutrition? A Pathway Analysis for Uganda. Plos ONE 12 (11): e0187816. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0187816.

93. Shrestha S, Thorne-Lyman A, Manohar S, Shrestha B, Neupane S, Rajbhandary R, Shrestha R, Klemm R, Nonyane B, Adhikari R, Webb P, West K Jr. 2018. Pre-earthquake national patterns of preschool child undernutrition and household food insecurity in Nepal in 2013 and 2014. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 27 (3): 624-637. https://doi.org/10.6133/apjcn.092017.04. 92. Miller L, Joshi N, Lohani M, Rogers B, Mahato S, Ghosh S, Webb P. 2017. Women’s education amplifies the effects of a livelihoods-based intervention on household wealth, child diet, and child growth in rural Nepal. International Journal for Equity in Health, 16:183. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12939-017-0681-0.

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91. Sharma R, Gaffey M, Alderman H, Bassani D, Bogard K, Darmstadt G, Das J, de Graft– Johnson J, Hamadani J, Horton S, Huicho L, Hussein J, Lye S, Pérez–Escamilla R, Proulx K, Marfo K, Mathews–Hanna V, Mclean M, Rahman A, Silver K, Singla D, Webb P, Bhutta Z. 2017. Prioritizing research for integrated implementation of early childhood development and maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health and nutrition platforms. Jou. Global Health, 7 (1): 011002. https://doi.org/10.7189/jogh.07.011002. 90. Harding K, Aguayo V, Namirembe G and Webb P. 2017. Determinants of Anemia among Women and Children in Nepal and Pakistan: An Analysis of Recent National Survey Data. Maternal & Child Nutrition. https://doi.org/10.1111/mcn.12478. 89. Herforth, A, Ballard T, Rzepa A, Diego-Rosell P & Webb P. 2017. A New Instrument to Monitor Global Diet Quality, Annals of Nutrition & Metabolism, 71: 779-9.

88. Webb P, Caiafa K and Walton S for the Food Aid Quality Review Group. 2017. Making Food Aid Fit-for-Purpose in the 21st Century: A Review of Recent Initiatives Improving the Nutritional Quality of Foods Products Used in Emergency and Development Programming. Food & Nutr. Bull. 1-11, https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572117726422. 87. Masters W, Rosettie K, Kranz S, Pedersen, Webb P, Danaei G, Mozaffarian D, on behalf of the Global Nutrition and Policy Consortium. 2017. Priority interventions to improve maternal and child diets in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. Maternal and Child Nutrition, September: e-12526. https://doi.org/10.1111/mcn.12526. 86. Kranz S, Pimpin L, Fawzi W, Duggan C, Webb P and Mozaffarian D. 2017. Mortality Benefits of Vitamin A are Not Affected by Varying Frequency, Total Dose, or Duration of Supplementation Food & Nutr. Bull. https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572117696663.

85. Miller L, Joshi N, Lohani M, Rogers B, Kershaw M, Houser R, Ghosh S, Griffiths J, Mahato S and Webb P. 2017. Duration of programme exposure is associated with improved outcomes for nutrition and health: the case for longer project cycles from intervention experience in rural Nepal, Journal of Development Effectiveness, 9 (1): 101-119, https://doi.org/10.1080/19439342.2016.1231706. 84. Haddad L, Hawkes C, Webb P, Thomas S, Beddington J, Waage J and Flynn D. 2016. A new global research agenda for food. Nature Communications 540, 30–32. https://doi.org/10.1038/540030a. 83. Masters W, Hall A, Martinez E, Shi P, Singh G, Webb P, Mozaffarian D. 2016. The Nutrition transition and agricultural transformation: a Preston curve approach. Agricultural Economics. 47: 1–19. https://doi.org/10.1111/agec.12303.

82. Webb P, Pomeroy-Stevens A and Lamstein S (Editors). 2016. Strengthening Policy Actions and Governance for Nutrition. Food & Nutr. Bull. (Supplement), 37 (S4). http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/fnba/37/4_suppl. 81. Kennedy E, Fekadu H, Ghosh S, Baral K, Davis D, Sapkota D and Webb P. 2016. Implementing Multisector Nutrition Programs in Ethiopia and Nepal: Challenges and Opportunities from a Stakeholder Perspective. Food Nutr Bull. 37: S115-S123, https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572116674552.

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80. Rogers B, Wilner L, Maganga G, Marcus Walton S, Suri D, Langlois B, Kwan Ho Chui K, Boiteau J, Vosti S and Webb P. 2016. Program changes are effective and cost-effective in increasing amounts of oil used in preparing corn soy blend porridge for treatment of wasting in Malawi, Maternal & Child Nutrition, https://doi.org/10.1111/mcn.12393. 79. Lamstein S, Pomeroy-Stevens A, Webb P and Kennedy E. 2016. Optimizing the Multisectoral Nutrition Policy Cycle: A Systems Perspective Food & Nutr. Bull. 37: S107- S114, https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572116675994. 78. Webb P, Ghosh S, Shrestha R, Namirembe G, Gurung S, Sapkota D, Bell WF, Davis D, Kennedy E, Neupane S, Manohar S and Baral K. 2016. Measuring Nutrition Governance: An Analysis of Commitment, Capability, and Collaboration in Nepal. Food & Nutr. Bull. 37: S170-S182. https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572116674856.

77. Thilsted S, Thorne-Lyman A, Webb P, Bogard J, Subasinghe R, Phillips M, Allison E. 2016. Sustaining Healthy Diets: Capture Fisheries and Aquaculture for Improving Nutrition Post-2015. Food Policy, 61 (5): 126–31, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2016.02.005. 76. Kulinkina A, Kosinski K, Liss A, Adjei M, Ayamgah G, Webb P, Gute D, Plummer J and Naumova E. 2016. Piped water consumption in Ghana: A case study of temporal and spatial patterns of clean water demand. Science for the Total Environment, 559: 291–301. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.03.148. 75. Biehl E, Klemm R, Manohar S, Webb P, and Gauchan D. What does it cost to improve household diets in Nepal? 2016. Using the Cost of the Diet method to model lowest-cost dietary changes. Food & Nutr. Bull. https://doi.org/10.1177/0379572116657267.

74. Green R, Sutherland J, Dangour A, Shankar B and Webb P. 2016. Global dietary quality, undernutrition and non-communicable disease: a longitudinal modelling study. BMJ Open, 6 (5): e009331. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2015-009331. 73. Miller L, Joshi N, Singh R, Bhatta N, Lohani M, Mahato S, Rogers B, Singh P, Ghosh S, and Webb P. 2016. Head growth of (malnourished) children in rural Nepal. Paed. & Intnl. Child Health, 36 (2):91-101, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/20469047.2015.1133517. 72. Webb, P. 2015. Nutrition and the Sustainable Development Goals SCN News 41: 11-18. http://unscn.org/files/Publications/SCN_News/SCNNEWS41_web_high_res.pdf 71. Webb P. 2015. How Strong is Our Evidence of Effective Management of Wasting? A Review of Systematic and Other Reviews. Food & Nutr. Bull., 36 (1) 65S-71S. https://doi.org/10.1177/15648265150361S111. 70. Webb P, Luo H, and Gentilini U. 2015. Measuring Multiple Facets of Malnutrition Simultaneously: The Missing Link in Setting Nutrition Targets and Policymaking. Food Security, 7 (3): 479-92. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12571-015-0450-0. 69. Angood C, McGrath M, Metha S, Mwangome M, Lung’aho M, Roberfroid D, Donnelly A, Perry A, Wilkinson C, Israel A-D, Bizouerne C, Haider R, Seal A, Berkley J, Kerac M and the MAMI working group [which includes Webb P]. 2015. Research Priorities to Improve the Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition in Infants aged <6 months (MAMI). Plos Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1001812.

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68. Kennedy E, Branca F, Webb P, Bhutta Z and Brown R. 2015. Setting the Scene: Overview of Issues Related to Policies and Programmes for Acute Malnutrition. Food & Nutr. Bull. 36 (1): 9S-14S. https://doi.org/10.1177/15648265150361S102.

67. Dubé L, Webb P, Arora N and Pingali P. 2014. Agriculture, health, and wealth convergence: bridging traditional food systems and modern agribusiness solutions. Annals of New York Academy of Sciences. 1331:1-14 https://doi.org/10.1111/nyas.12602. 66. Lapping K, Frongillo E, Nguyen P, Coates J, Webb P and Menon P. 2014. Organizational factors, planning capacity, and integration challenges constrain provincial planning processes for nutrition in decentralizing Vietnam. Food & Nutr. Bull. 35 (3): 382-91. 65. Webb P, Boyd E, de Pee S, Lenters L, Bloem M, Schultink W. 2014. Nutrition in Emergencies: Do We Know What Works? Food Policy, 49 (1): 33-40. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2014.03.016.

64. Webb P and Kennedy E. 2014. Impacts of Agriculture on Nutrition: Nature of the Evidence and Research Gaps. Food & Nutr. Bull., 35 (1): 126-33. https://doi:10.1177/156482651403500113.

63. Masters W, Webb P, Griffiths J and Decklebaum R. 2014. Agriculture, Nutrition and Health in Global Development: Integrated Intervention Designs Call for Integrated Research. Methods. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1331: 270– 277. https://doi.org/10.1111/nyas.12352.

62. Lenters L, K Wazny, P Webb, T Ahmed and Z Bhutta. 2013. Treatment of Severe and Moderate Acute Malnutrition in Low- and Middle-Income Settings: A Systematic Review, Meta-analysis and Delphi Process. BMC Public Health 13 (Suppl. 3): S23. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/S3/S23 61. Gillespie S., L. Haddad, V. Mannar, P. Menon, N. Nisbett, and the Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group (including P Webb). 2013. The politics of reducing malnutrition: building commitment and accelerating progress. Lancet 382 (9891): 552–69. 60. Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group (including P Webb). 2013. Maternal and child nutrition. Lancet, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(13) 60988-5. 59. Ruel M, H Alderman for the Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group (incl. P Webb). 2013. Nutrition-sensitive interventions and programmes: how can they help to accelerate progress in improving maternal and child nutrition? Lancet 382 (9891): 536–551. 58. Black R, C Victora, S Walker, Z Bhutta, et al. for the Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group (including P Webb). 2013. Maternal and child undernutrition and overweight in low- and middle-income countries. Lancet. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140- 6736(13)60937-X. 57. Webb P. 2013. Importance of Protein Quality in Prevention and Treatment of Child Malnutrition. Special Section ed. Suri D, S Marcus, S Ghosh, A Kurpad and I Rosenberg. Food & Nutr. Bull. 34 (20): 226-7. https://doi/pdf/10.1177/156482651303400212.

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56. Bhutta, Z, J Das, A. Rizvi, M. Gaffey, N. Walker, S. Horton, P. Webb, A. Lartey, R. Black. 2013. Evidence based interventions for improving maternal and child nutrition: what can be done and at what cost? Lancet. 382 (9890): 452-477. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140- 6736(13)60996-4.

55. Baumann S-M, P Webb and M Zeller. 2013. Cross-Cultural Validity of Food Consumption Indicators—Moving Towards Standardization. Food and Nutrition Bulletin. 34 (1): 102-19. https://doi.org/10.1177/156482651303400112.

54. Jagai J, Griffiths J, Kirshen P, Webb P and Naumova E. 2012. Seasonal Patterns of Gastrointestinal Illness and Streamflow along the Ohio River. Int. Jou.of Environ. Research and Public Health. 9 (5), 1771-1790; doi:10.3390/ijerph9051771. 53. Pingali P, Webb P and Dube L. 2012. Paths of Convergence for Agriculture, Health and Wealth. Introductory article for Special Feature on Agriculture, Development and Nutrition Security. Proceedings of the National Academies of Sci. 109 (31) 12294- 12301. http://www.pnas.org/content/109/31/12294.full.pdf+html

52. Webb P and Block S. 2012. Support for agriculture during economic transformation: Impacts on poverty and undernutrition. Special Feature on Agriculture, Development and Nutrition Security. Proceedings of the National Academies of Science. 109 (31) 12309-12314. www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.0913334108 51. Lapping, K., E. Frongillo, L. Studdert, P. Menon, J. Coates and P. Webb. 2012. Prospective Analysis of the Development of the National Nutrition Agenda in Vietnam from 2006 to 2008. Health Policy and Planning. 27:32–41. https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/czr013.

50. Kadiyala, S., B. Rogers, A. Quisumbing and P. Webb. 2011. The effect of prime adult mortality on household composition and consumption in rural Ethiopia. Food Policy, 36 (5): 646–54. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2011.06.003 49. Schlossman, N., P. Webb, J. Bagriansky, Q. Johnson, B. Rogers, J. Tilahun, and A. Masterson. 2011. Enhancing processes for introduction, production, quality assurance, and delivery of US Title II food aid products. Food & Nutr. Bull., 32 (3): S166-S171. 48. Webb, P. 2011. USAID’s review of food aid quality. Food & Nutr. Bull., 32(3): S131-S133. 47. Rogers B, P. Webb, C. Wanke, K. Sadler, A. Masterson, J. Bagriansky, N. Schlossman, A. Harnarayan and J. Tilahun. 2011. Selection and usage of US Title II food aid products. Food & Nutr. Bull. 32 (3):S152-65. https://doi.org/10.1177%2F15648265110323S303. 46. Rosenberg, I., J. Tilahun, N. Schlossman, J. Bagriansky, Q. Johnson, P. Webb, B. Rogers, and A. Masterson. 2011. Nutritional enhancement of US Title II food aid products. Food & Nutr. Bull., 32 (3): S134-S151. https://doi.org/10.1177/15648265110323S302 45. Kennedy, E., P. Webb, P. Walker, E. Saltzman, D. Maxwell, M. Nelson and S. Booth. 2011. The Evolving Food and Nutrition Agenda: Policy and Research Priorities for the Coming Decade. Food & Nutr. Bull., 32 (1): 60-68. https://doi.org/10.1177/156482651103200107

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44. Jagai, J., J. Griffiths, P. Kirshen, P. Webb, and E. Naumova. 2010. Patterns of Protozoan Infections: Spatiotemporal Associations with Cattle Density. Ecohealth, 7 (1):33-46. 43. Coates, J., P. Webb, R. Houser, B. Rogers and P. Wilde. 2010. “He said, she said”: who should speak for households about experiences of food insecurity in Bangladesh? Food Security. 2:81–95. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12571-010-0052-9.

42. Maxwell, D., P. Webb, J. Coates, J. Wirth. 2010. Rethinking Food Security in Humanitarian Response. Food Policy. 35: 91–7, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2009.10.002 41. Webb, P. 2010. Medium- to Long-Run Effects of High Food Prices on Nutrition. Jou. Nutr. 140 (1): 140S-47S. https://doi.org/10.3945/jn.109.110536. 40. de Pee, S. H-J. Brinkman, P. Webb, S. Godfrey, I. Darnton-Hill, H. Alderman, R. Semba, E. Piwoz and M. Bloem. 2010. How to Ensure Nutrition Security in the Global Economic Crisis. Jou Nutr. 140 (1):138S-42S. https://doi.org/10.3945/jn.109.112151. 39. Webb, P. 2009. Malnutrition in Emergencies: The Framing of Nutrition in the Humanitarian Appeals Process, 1992 to 2009. Food & Nutr. Bull. 30 (4): 379-89. https://doi.org/10.1177/156482650903000409.

38. Kwan Ho Chui, K., P. Webb, R. Russell, and E. Naumova. 2009. Geographic variations and temporal trends of Salmonella-associated hospitalization in the U.S. elderly, 1991-2004. BMC Public Health. 9:447 https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2458-9-447. 37. Ivers, L. K. Cullen, K. Freedberg, S. Block, J. Coates and P. Webb. 2009. HIV/AIDS, Undernutrition and Food Insecurity. Clinical Infectious Diseases.49 (10): 1096-102.

36. Kadiyala, S., A. Quisumbing, B. Rogers and P. Webb. 2009. The Impact of Prime Age Adult Mortality on Child Survival and Growth in Ethiopia. World Dev. 37 (6): 1116-28. 35. Block, S. and P. Webb. 2009. Up in Smoke: Expenditure on Tobacco and Child Nutrition in Indonesia. Economic Development & Cultural Change. 58: 1–23. https://doi.org/10.1086/605207. 34. Gentilini, U. and P. Webb. 2008. Measuring Progress to the Hunger MDGs: A New Composite Index on Poverty and Hunger. Food Policy. 33 (10): 521-532. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306919208000316 33. Webb, P., C. Nishida, and I. Darnton-Hill. 2007. Age and Gender as Factors in the Distribution of Global Micronutrient Deficiencies. Nutr. Reviews. 65 (5): 223-45. 32. Gross, R. and P. Webb. 2006. Wasting Time: Severe Child Undernutrition Must Be Resolved in Non-Emergency Settings. Lancet. 367 (4): 1209-11. 31. Webb, P., J. Coates, E. Frongillo, B. Rogers, A. Swindale and P. Bilinsky. 2006. Measuring Household Food Insecurity: Why It’s So Important and Yet So Difficult to Do. Journal of Nutr. 136: S1404-08.2 https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/136.5.1404S. 30. Coates, J., E. Frongillo, B. Rogers, P. Webb, P. Wilde and R. Houser. 2006. Commonalities in the Experience of Household Food Insecurity across Cultures? Jou. Nutr. 136: S1438-48.

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29. Coates, J., Wilde, P. Webb, B. Rogers and R. Houser. 2006. Comparison of a Qualitative and a Quantitative Approach to Developing a Household Food Insecurity Scale for Bangladesh. Jou. Nutr. 136: S1420-30. 28. Yoosuf, A, Z. Prinzo, S. Atwood, P. Webb, U. Rachmi, R. Haider. 2005. Food security and nutrition. Pre-hospital Disaster Medicine. 20 (6): 436-8.

27. Webb, P. 2005. Nutrition Concerns in Aceh after the Tsunami. Food & Nutr Bull. 26 (4): 393-6. https://doi.org/10.1177/156482650502600409. 26. Webb, P. 2005. Too Much and Too Little: Water Problems in Aceh, Indonesia, post- Tsunami. Waterlines. 23 (4): 26-7. https://doi.org/10.3362/0262-8104.2005.024 25. Darnton-Hill, I, N. Dalmiya, P. Webb, M. Ball et al. 2005. Micronutrient deficiencies and gender: social and economic costs. American Jou of Clin Nutr, 81 (5): 1198S-1205S. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/81.5.1198. 24. Moench-Pfanner, R., S. de Pee, M. Bloem, D. Foote, S. Kosen and P. Webb. 2005. Food for Work in Indonesia impacted too little on anemia. Jou. Nutr. 135 (6):1423-9.

23. Webb, P. and S. Block. 2004. Nutrition Information versus Formal Schooling as Inputs to Child Nutrition. Econ. Development & Cultural Change. 52 (4): 801-820.3

22. Block, S. L. Keiss, P. Webb, S. Kosen, R. Moench-Pfanner, M. W. Bloem, and C. Peter Timmer. 2004. Did Indonesia's Crises of 1997/98 Affect Child Nutrition? Economics and Human Biology. 2: 21-44. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ehb.2003.12.007 21. Webb, P. 2003. Food as Medicine: Can Famine Relief Meet Health and Hunger Goals Simultaneously? Lancet, 362 (12): S40-S41.

20. Webb, P. 2003. The Uncertain Path of Transition: Food, Nutrition and Poverty Dynamics in South East Asia. Quarterly Jou. Int. Agriculture. 42 (3): 273-93. 19. Van Den Briel, T. and P. Webb. 2003. Fighting World Hunger through Micronutrient Fortification Programs. Food Technology. 57 (11): 44-47. 18. Webb, P. 2003. The Under-Resourcing of Rights: Empty Stomachs and other Abuses of Humanity. New England Jou. Int. and Comparative Law. 9 (1): 135-157. 17. Webb, P. 2002. Emergency Relief during Europe’s Famine of 1817 Anticipated Crisis Response Mechanisms of Today. Jou. Nutrition. 132 (7): 2092S-2095S. 16. Webb, P. 2001. Land Degradation in Developing Countries: What is the Problem? Int. Jou. Agric. Resources, Governance and Ecology. 1 (2): 124-36. 15. Block, S. and P. Webb. 2001. The dynamics of livelihood diversification in post-famine Ethiopia. Food Policy. 26 (4): 333-67. 14. Nishida C, P. Webb and G. Nantel. 2001. Introduction: Achieving Household Food and Nutrition Security in Societies in Transition. Asia-Pacific Jou. Clin. Nutr. 10 (S1-S62): S1-S3.

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13. Barrett, C, T. Reardon and P. Webb. 2001. Non-farm income diversification and household livelihood strategies in rural Africa: Concepts, dynamics and policy implications. Food Policy. 26 (4): 315-32.4 12. Webb, P. and A. Harinarayan. 1999. A Measure of Uncertainty: The Nature of Vulnerability and its Relation to Malnutrition. Disasters. 23 (4): 292-305.

11. Haddad, L., P. Webb and A. Slack. 1997. Trouble Down on the Farm: What Role for Agriculture in Meeting World Food Needs in the Next Twenty Years? American Jou. Agricultural Economics. No. 5: 1476-1479. 10. Brown, L., P. Webb and L. Haddad. 1994. The role of labour in household food security: Implications of AIDS in Africa. Food Policy. 19 (6): 568-573 9. Webb, P. 1994. Famine in Africa: The Extreme Expression of Poverty. National Geographic: Research and Exploration. 10 (2): 158-171. 8. Brown, L., Y. Yohannes and P. Webb. 1994. Rural Labor-Intensive Public Works: Impacts of Participation on Preschooler Nutrition: Evidence from Niger. Am. Jou. Ag. Econ. 76: 1213-18.

7. Webb, P. 1994. Guests of the Crown: Convicts and Liberated Slaves on McCarthy Island, The Gambia. Geographical Journal. 160 (2): 136-142. https://doi.org/10.2307/3060072. 6. Webb, P. 1993. Drought and Food Insecurity in Ethiopia. Disasters 17 (1): 33-47. 5. von Braun J, Teklu T and Webb P. 1993. Famine as the Outcome of Political, Production and Market Failures. IDS Bulletin. 4 (4): 73-8. 4. Webb P and Reardon T. 1992. Drought Impact and Household Response in East and West Africa. Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture. 3: 221-259. 3. von Braun J, Teklu T and Webb P. 1992. Labour-Intensive Public Works: Experience in Africa. International Labour Review. 131 (1):19-34. 2. Webb, P. 1991. When Projects Collapse: Irrigation Failure in The Gambia from a Household Perspective. Journal of International Development. 3 (4): 339-53. 1. von Braun J and Webb P. 1989. The Impact of New Crop Technology on the Agricultural Division of Labor in a West African Setting. Economic Development & Cultural Change. 37 (3): 513-534. https://doi.org/10.1086/451740.

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b) Books and chapters 30. Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition. 2020. Future Food Systems: For People, Planet and Prosperity. London, UK. [Webb: principal author and editor] 29. Webb P and Meenakshi JV. 2019. Food Systems, Diets and Nutrition. In Serraj R and Pingali P (eds.) Agriculture & food Systems to 2050: global trends, challenges and opportunities: Consultative Group on International Agriculture Research/World Scientific Publishing. 28. Webb P, Harding KL and Aguayo VM. 2018. Hidden Hunger and Human Capital in South Asia: A Review of Evidence for Action. In, UNICEF. Child Stunting, Hidden Hunger and Human Capital in South Asia: Implications for Sustainable Development Post 2015. UNICEF: Kathmandu, Nepal, pp23-35. 27. Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition. 2016. Food systems and diets: Facing the challenges of the 21st century. London, UK. [Webb: contributor and editor] 26. Webb P. 2013. Afterword: The Time is Now. In, Kraemer K (ed.) The Road to Good Nutrition: An International Perspective. Sight and Life: Zurich, Switzerland.5 http://www.vitaminsinmotion.com/fileadmin/data/pdf/The_Road_to_Good_Nutrition.pdf 25. Dubé, L, Beauvais J, Fresco L and Webb P. 2010. "Green Revolution 2.5." In Obesity Prevention: The Role of Brain and Society on Individual Behavior, edited by Dubé, L. et al. Elsevier/Academic Press, pp. 521-528. 24. Webb P. 2010. Much More Food, But Not Yet Enough: 20th Century Successes in Agricultural Growth and 21st Century Challenges. In, H. Eiselen (ed.) Fiat Panis: To End World Hunger. Stuttgart, Germany: Hampp, pp. 310-44. 23. Webb P. 2010. The World Food Programme of the United Nations. In, Juergensmeyer, M. and H. Anheier (eds). Encyclopedia of Global Studies. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. 22. Webb P. 2010. Islands of Excellence in Oceans of Apathy. In Voyame, M. R. Kolb, W. Kalin, and C. Spenle (eds.) International Law, Conflict and Development Zurich, Switzerland: Brill Academic Publishers.

21. Webb P. and Thorne-Lyman A. 2008. Food and Health. In, Bloem, M. and R. Semba (eds.) Nutrition and Health in the Tropics. 2nd edition. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 699-720. 20. Webb P. and Thorne-Lyman A. 2007. Hunger and Disease in Crisis Situations, in Hunger and Health: World Hunger Series 2007, Earthscan, UK: WFP, pp. 56-7. 19. Webb P. 2007. Halving Hunger: How Are We Doing? In Strengthening Efforts to Eradicate Poverty and Hunger. New York, United Nations, pp. 107-116.

2 The introductory article of a special issue of the Journal of Nutrition described as a “seminal publication which set the stage for a new way of measuring food insecurity internationally” by Ballard et al. (October 2013) in The Food Insecurity Experience Scale: Development of a Global Standard for Monitoring Hunger Worldwide. FAO: Rome. 3 “A resource paper of utmost importance and relevance” for on-line Forum on Food Security and Nutrition; circulated among a global community of 500 practitioners, academics, researchers and policymakers (http://km.fao.org/fsn). 4 This paper had >1950 citations [Google Scholar as of February 2019]. Reprinted in 2011 as a chapter in Agricultural Development: Critical Concepts in Development Studies, edited by C. Barrett, Routledge, NYC.

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18. Webb P. and Thorne-Lyman A. 2007. Entitlement Failure from a Food Quality Perspective. In Guha-Khasnobis, B., S. Acharya and B. Davis (eds.). Food Insecurity, Vulnerability and Human Rights Failure. London, UK: Palgrave MacMillan, pp. 243-65. 17. Webb P. 2006. Water and Food Security in Developing Countries: Major Challenges for the 21st Century. In V. Grover (ed.) Water: Global Commons and Global Problems. Enfield, NH: Science Publishers, pp.17-40. 16. Webb P. 2005. Can Food Aid Contribute to Improved Nutrition? Frontline Issues in Nutrition Assistance: Hunger Report 2006. Bread for the World, pp. 130-1. 15. Hunger Task Force. 2005. Halving Hunger: It Can Be Done. Final Report of the Millennium Project Hunger Task Force to the U.N. Secretary General. New York: Millennium Project. 14. Webb P. 2005. Cultivated Capital: Agriculture, Food Systems and Sustainable Development. In K. Bawa and R. Seidler (eds.) Encyclopaedia of Life Support Systems. Oxford: UNESCO, Chapter 17. 13. Webb P. 2005. Famine. In Griffiths, M (ed.) Encyclopaedia of International Relations and Global Politics. London: Routledge, pp. 270-72. 12. Webb P., J. Coates and K. Weinberger. 2001. Despite Discrimination: The Success of Women Farmers in a World of Constraints. In, Webb, P. and K. Weinberger (eds.) Women Farmers: Enhancing Rights, Recognition and Productivity. Frankfurt: Lang Verlag, pp. 1-12. 11. von Braun J, Teklu T and Webb P. 1999. Famine in Africa: Causes, Responses and Prevention. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins. [Called “among the best of primers on current knowledge of famine prevention, market integration and malfunction, and household food security“ in the Humanitarian Times (Feb 17, 1999). 10. Webb P. and Coppock DL. 1997. Prospects for Pastoralism in Semi-Arid Africa. In Vosti, S., and T. Reardon (eds.) Sustainability, Growth and Poverty Alleviation. Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 246-260. 9. Webb P. 1996. The Search for Growth in Crisis-Prone Environments. In Sorenson, J. (ed.) Disaster and Development in the Horn of Africa. London: Macmillan Press, pp. 171-186. 8. Webb P. 1996. Enabling early withdrawal from emergency aid. In The Continuum from Emergency Aid to Sustainable Food Production. London: Overseas Development Administration. Chapter 4. 7. Webb P and von Braun J. 1995. Ending Hunger Soon: Concepts and Priorities. In Serageldin, I. and P. Landell-Mills (eds.) Overcoming Global Hunger. Sustainable Development Proceedings Series No.3. Washington, D.C.: World Bank, pp. 203-218.

6. Reardon T. and Webb P. 1995. Stratégies des ménages pour faire face aux crises alimentaires pendant et après la sécheresse en Afrique. In G. Etienne, M. Griffon and P. Guillaument (eds.) Performances Agricoles Comparées: Afrique-Asie. Paris: Revue d'Economie Française, pp.105-116. 5. Webb P. 1995. Public Works in Ethiopia. In J. von Braun (ed.) Employment for Poverty Reduction and Food Security. Washington: IFPRI. pp.144-73.

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4. Cater N, Webb P and Jeffries N. 1995. Ethiopia: 10 Years on, could it starve again? World Disasters Report 1995. Geneva: IFRCRS. Chapter 10. 3. Webb P and von Braun J. 1994. Famine and Food Security in Ethiopia: Lessons for Africa. London: John Wiley.5 2. von Braun J, Puetz D and Webb P. 1989. Irrigation Technology and Commercialization of Rice in The Gambia: Effects on Income and Nutrition. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute. 1. Webb P. 1986. Of Rice and Men: The Story behind Gambia's Decision to Dam its River. In The Social and Environmental Effects of Large Dams. Volume II. Goldsmith, E. and N. Hildyard. Whitehay: Ecologist, pp. 120-130.

*** c) Soft-Cover Books and Policy Briefs (as principal author and/or editor)  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2020. Strengthening Food Systems in Fragile Contexts. Policy Brief No. 15.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2018. Preventing nutrient loss & waste across the food system. Policy Brief No. 11.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2018. Improving diets in an era of food market transformation. Policy Brief No. 10.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2017. Urban diets and nutrition: Trends, challenges and opportunities for policy action. Policy Brief No. 9.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2016. Food that is Safe to Eat: Policies to Support a Healthy Food Supply, Quality Diets and Nutrition. Policy Brief No. 6.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2016. Managing Food Price Volatility for Nutrition: Policy Options to Support Healthy Diets in the Context of Uncertainty. Policy Brief No. 5. London.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2015. Climate-Smart Food Systems for Enhanced Nutrition. Policy Brief No. 4. London.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2015. Healthy Meals in Schools: Policy Innovations Linking Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. Policy Brief No. 2.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2015. Improved metrics and data are needed for effective food system policies in the post-2015 era. Technical Brief No. 2.  Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2015. Biofortification: An Agricultural Investment for Nutrition. Policy Brief No. 1. London.

5 This book was reviewed in the New Scientist: “Not many academic books can move a reviewer to tears. This one did.” (A hard row to hoe by M. Cross--September 24, 1994). Also reviewed by D. Pankhurst, who wrote “this is one of the best books on the subject there is...the book deserves a much wider readership than those interested just in Ethiopia’s experience of famine.” Favourably reviewed by the UN University in the Food and Nutrition Bull. 15 (1): 86-88, October 1994; and by J. Borton in Relief & Rehab. Network Newsletter, No.2, 1994.

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 Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition. 2014. How can Agriculture and Food System Policies improve Nutrition? Technical Brief No. 1. London.  World Food Programme (WFP). 2010. Nutritional Dimension of Social Safety Nets in Central America & Dominican Republic. Panama. [Member of High-Level Technical Group].  World Hunger Series 2008: Hunger and markets. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press for World Food Programme. [Webb was contributing author].  WFP/ECLAC (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean). 2007. El Costo del Hambre: Impacto Economico y Social de la Desnutrition Infantil. Panama City, Panama. [Contributor and reviewer].  World Hunger Series 2007: Hunger and Health. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press for World Food Programme. [P. Webb was contributing author and editorial advisor].  World Hunger Series 2006: Hunger and Learning. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press [P. Webb was a contributing author and editorial advisor].  WFP/CDC. 2006. Measuring Malnutrition and Mortality: A Field Manual. Rome: World Food Programme and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Atlanta). [P. Webb was overall editor and a contributing author]  World Food Programme. 2001. Enabling Development: Food Assistance in South Asia. New Delhi: Oxford University Press/WFP. [P. Webb was principal Editor and contributing author]

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d) Significant Professional Reports and Discussion Papers 41. Cliffer I, Masters W, Andrews-Trevino J, Webb P and Ghosh S. 2020. Food systems and nutrition: emerging evidence and research opportunities. Report to USAID.

40. Webb P, Masters WA, Kennedy E, Cliffer I, and Ghosh S. 2020. Mapping Nutrition Research Priorities to Food Systems Concepts. Report to USAID from the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Nutrition at Tufts University, Boson.

39. Caiafa K, Wrabel M, Suri D, Shen Y, Walton S, Rogers BL and Webb P. 2020. A review of research methods used to study specialised nutritious foods. Field Exchange. 62 (March): https://www.ennonline.net/fex/62/specialisednutritiousfoods.

38. World Economic Forum. 2018. Innovation with a Purpose. Prepared in collaboration with McKinsey & Company. WEF Global Futures Council on Food Security and Agriculture. Davos, Switzerland. https://www.weforum.org/reports/innovation-with-a-purpose-the-role- of-technology-innovation-in-accelerating-food-systems-transformation. 37. WHO and UNICEF Technical Expert Advisory Group on Nutrition Monitoring. 2017. Methodology for monitoring progress towards the global nutrition targets for 2025. https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/258938/WHO-NMH-NHD-17.9- eng.pdf;jsessionid=6FB5981177D8BE8B01BA884B158FBBD5?sequence=1 36. World Economic Forum. 2017. Shaping the Future of Global Food Systems: A Scenarios Analysis. World Economic Forum, Geneva, Switzerland. [Webb contributed as a member of the WEF’s Global Future Council on Food Security and Agriculture.]

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35. Ghosh S, Pokharel A, Webb P, Moaz M, Andrews-Chavez J, Namirembe G, Marino- Costello E and Griffiths J. 2015. Understanding the complexity of under and over nutrition in Egypt. Report to USAID Mission in Egypt. AID-263-LA-14-00004. 34. Webb, P. 2014. The Contribution of Nutrition to the SDGs. Technical Note prepared for the Committee on World Food Security. Rome, Italy (at the request of WHO). 33. Annan R, Webb P and Brown, R. 2014. Management of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM): Current Knowledge and Practice. CMAM Forum Technical Brief. London, UK. 32. Webb P, Shibani Ghosh, Siti Musulmatan, Jia-Shen Wang, Sabi Gurung and Jeffrey Griffiths. 2014. Nutrition Implications of Aflatoxin Exposure: An Analysis of Mothers and Children in Timor-Leste’s Food and Nutrition Survey. Report to UNICEF and AusAid, July 31, 2014. 31. Webb P, Ghosh S, Kennedy E, West K, Klemm R, Sapkota D, Manohar S, Griffiths J. 2013, Research in Asia: Approach, Methods and Protocols (November 5th 2013 update). Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Nutrition. Tufts University, Boston. 30. Home Fortification Technical Advisory Group. 2013. Quality Manual on Micronutrient Powders. Geneva: Home Fortification Technical Advisory Group. (Webb was a member of the HF-TAG Advisory group responsible for preparing this document). 29. Webb, P. 2013. Household Food and Nutrition Security Assessment in Timor-Leste: A Review of Data Quality, Gaps and Needs. Report to AusAID. (33 pages) 28. Webb, P. 2011. Achieving Food and Nutrition Security: Lessons Learned from the Integrated Food Security Programme, Mulanje, Malawi. Feinstein International Center. Policy Paper. Boston, MA: Tufts University/GIZ. 27. Webb P, Rogers B, Rosenberg I, Sadler K, Wanke C, Johnson Q, Bagriansky J, Hanarayan A, Reese-Masterson A, Tillahun J. April 2011. Improving US Food Aid Quality. Report to USAID/Office of Food for Peace. (292 pages) 26. Webb P and K-J Kang. 2010. Wasting No Time: The Costs of Doing Nothing and the Benefits of Acting Quickly to Resolve Acute Malnutrition. Report to HRH Princess Haya Foundation. (137 pages) 25. Kryseler J and P Webb. 2009. Evaluation Report of Burkina Faso Protracted Relief and Rehabilitation Operation No. 10451. World Food Programme. Rome. Presented to the Executive Board, June 2009 as report OEDE/2009/006. http://documents.wfp.org/stellent/groups/public/documents/reports/wfp225424.pdf 24. Dubé L, Shetty P, Webb P, Fresco L, McKnight W and Hawkes C. 2008. From Crisis to a New Convergence of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Health. What Can Businesses and Communities Do to Help Society Afford Food and Nutrition Security Worldwide? Framing Paper for a Gates Foundation meeting, November 7-9, 2008, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.

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23. Ender G, Kennedy E, Kauffmann G, Krull C, Richardson J, Webb P (alphabetically). 2008. Assessment of Harvest Plus. Report prepared by Abt Associates Inc. for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. (101pp) 22. Coates J, B. Rogers, P Webb, D. Maxwell, R. Houser and C. McDonald. 2007. Diet Diversity in Emergencies. Contract S26-06-ODAN-01. Report to WFP. 21. Dobie, P., B. Shapiro, P Webb and M. Winslow. 2007. How do Poor People Adapt to Wealth Variability and Natural Disasters Today? Occasional Paper 2007/24. Human Development Report Office. New York. 20. Webb P. and K. Hendricks. 2007. Assessment of Nutrition Programming by the Hospital Albert Schweitzer, Deschappelles, Haiti. August 17, 2007. 19. Webb, P. 2005. Fortifying Villages. Vitamin and Mineral Damage: A Global Progress Report. New York: UNICEF/Micronutrient Initiative. [Box p.22] 18. Steyer, N., M. Gordon, S. Kaufmann, and P Webb. 2005. Post-Tsunami Emergency Needs Assessment in Aceh, Indonesia. Jakarta, Indonesia. 17. LoPriore C, Van Nieuwenhause C and Webb P. 2005. Best Practice in Using Food to Support Mother and Child Nutrition Interventions. Rome: WFP. 16. Coates, J., P Webb and R. Houser. 2003. Measuring Food Insecurity: Going Beyond Indicators of Income and Anthropometry. Washington, D.C.: Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project, Academy for Educational Development. 15. Webb P. 2003. Food as Aid: Trends, Needs and Challenges in the 21st Century. WFP Occasional Paper No. 14. Rome. [Translated into 8 languages] 14. Webb P and Rogers B. 2003. Putting the “In” back into Food Insecurity. Office of Food for Peace/USAID. Occasional Paper No.1. Washington, D.C. 13. Webb P and Kadiyala S. 2003. 40 Years of Fighting Hunger. Rome, Italy: WFP. 12. Young H, Aklilu Y, Were G, Catley A, Leyland T, Borrel A, Raven Roberts A, Webb P, Holland D, and Johnecheck W. 2002. Nutrition and Livelihoods in Situations of Conflict and other Crises: Reducing Vulnerability and Risk. Paper prepared for the ACC/SCN, Geneva, Switzerland. 11. Iskandarani, M. and P Webb. 2000. Trinkwasserknappheit: Ein sich Verschaerfendes Nahrungsproblem. In Jahrbuch Welternaehrrung: Daten, Trends, Perspecktiven. Frankfurt: Fischer Verlag. pp. 64-67. 10. Yohannes, Y. and P Webb. 1999. Classification and Regression Trees, Cart™: A User Manual for Identifying Indicators of Vulnerability to Famine. Microcomputers in Policy Research Report No. 3. International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington, D.C. 9. Webb P. 1998. Isolating Hunger: Reaching People in Need Beyond the Mainstream. In Time for Change: Food Aid and Development. Rome: WFP.

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8. Pena, C., P Webb and L. Haddad. 1996. Women’s Advancement Through Agricultural Change: A Review of Donor Experiences. Discussion Paper No. 10. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute. 7. Webb P (with others). 1996. Sustaining the Hungry in a World Full of Food: Tasks Ahead for Food Aid. Rome: UN World Food Programme. 6. Webb P. 1996. Ending the Inheritance of Hunger: Food Aid for Human Growth. Rome: UN World Food Programme. 5. Webb P. (with others). 1995. Investing in the Poor to Prevent Emergencies. Rome: IFAD/European Commission. 4. von Braun, J., T. Teklu and P Webb. 1991. Labor-Intensive Public Works for Food Security. Working Papers on Food Subsidies No. 6. 3. Webb P. 1989. Intrahousehold Decision-making and Resource Control: The Effects of Rice Commercialization in West Africa. Working Papers on Commercialization of Agriculture No.3. Washington, D.C.: IFPRI. 2. Webb P. and S. Moyo. 1993. Experience with Labor-Intensive Public Works in Zimbabwe. Report to GTZ. Washington, D.C.: IFPRI. Mimeo. 1. von Braun, J., K. Johm, S. Kinteh, D. Puetz and P Webb. 1989. Structural Adjustment, Agricultural Development Constraints and Welfare of the Rural Poor in The Gambia. Report to GTZ. Washington, D.C.: IFPRI.

*** e) Editorials, letters and invited commentaries Hawkes C, and 63 other signatories including Webb P. 2020. Fighting Malnutrition. Letter to the editor of the Telegraph newspaper, 16 October 2020. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2020/10/15/lettersthe-three-tier-system- wont-beat-covid-will-inflict-economic/ Manary M, Trehan I, Callaghan-Gillespie M, Bailey J, Briend A, Dewey K, Rogers B, Webb P, Collins S, Caiafa K, Schlossman N, Rosenberg I, Michaelsen K, and de Pee S. 2018. https://www.ennonline.net/whoobesityguidelinesmam. Webb P. 2017. Invited back cover review of Nutrition Economics, by Babu S C, Gajanana S and Hallam J A. Elsevier/Academic Press, London. Haddad L and Webb P. 2015. To end malnutrition, we must step up to the plate with data on what people eat. The Guardian, Oct 16. https://www.theguardian.com/global- development/2015/oct/16/malnutrition-food-systems-consumption-better- data?CMP=share_btn_tw. Webb P, West K, Jnr. and O’Hara C. 2015. Stunting in earthquake-aﬀected districts in Nepal. Lancet, 386 (August 1): 430-31. Webb P. 2015. Lessons from Nepal: Long Term Assistance Needs after the Earthquake. TuftsNow, May 21. http://now.tufts.edu/articles/lessons-nepal. Webb, P. 2013. Editorial: The Prize and the Price of Good Nutrition. Journal of the Institute of Medicine (Nepal). 35 (3): 1-3.

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Rosenberg, I., B. Rogers, P. Webb and N. Schlossman. 2012. Enhancements in Food Aid Quality Need to Be Seen as a Process, Not as a One-Off Event. Letter to the Editor. J. Nutr. 142: 1781. Shekar, M, and others (incl. P. Webb) 2008a. Delivery sciences in nutrition. Open Letter published in Lancet. 371. May 24. Webb, P. 2008b. Rebuilding Lives, not just Cities. Nanfang Zhoumo (South Weekend) Chinese Newspaper (2 million circulation). http://www.infzm.com/content/12647/4 [English version] http://www.infzm.com/content/12647/2 [Chinese version] Webb, P. 2008c. Cyclone: Q & A on international aid. Boston Globe. Interview by R. Greene on the conditions in Myanmar. May 6 http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2008/05/cyclone_q_a_on.html Webb, P. 2006. Editorial Commentary: 3 Nutrition Policy Papers for WFP. Food and Nutrition Bulletin 27 (1): 46-75. Webb, P. 2006. Loss of an egg can be tipping point for the malnourished. The Financial Times, March 13, 2006. Webb, P. 2005. Niger—an “invisible” crisis. Mainichi (Japanese daily). Sept 16. Webb, P. 2005. The Invisible Crisis in Niger. Toronto Globe and Mail. August 26. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/patrick-webb/article1122926/

Webb, P. 1996. Surplus disposal is not the main problem. Guardian Weekly Dec 15. Webb, P. 1996. Rich Man’s Food, Poor Man’s Food. Contributed letter published December 8, The International Guardian Weekly. Webb, P. 1992. To Fend off Famine. The Washington Post (Editorial) July 11.

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f) Invited book reviews (published) Webb, P. 2013. Review of Biesalski, H-K. Hidden Hunger. Springer Verlag, Heidelberg, Germany. Webb, P. 2003. Review of Reusse, E. The Ills of Aid: An Analysis of Third World Development Policies. Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press. In Quart. Jou. of Int. Agriculture. No.1 Webb, P. 2001. Review of Marchione, T.J. (ed.) 1999. Scaling Up, Scaling Down: Overcoming Malnutrition in Developing Countries. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Gordon Breach Publishers. Food Policy. 26 (1): 97-105. Webb, P. 2001. Review of Ahmed, R., S. Haggblade, and T. E. Chowdhury (eds.) Out of the Shadow of Famine. Baltimore, M.D.: Johns Hopkins University Press/IFPRI. In Quart. Jou. Int. Agric. No.4 (Winter). Webb, P. 2000. Review of Kracht, U and M. Schulz (eds.) 1999. Food Security and Nutrition: The Global Challenge. New York, NY: St. Martin’s Press/LIT Verlag. In Quart. Jou. Int. Agriculture. 39 (1): 124-125. Webb, P. 1997. Review of ‘Famine Early Warning and Response—The Missing Link’, by Buchanan-Smith, M., and S. Davies. London. Intermediate Technology Publications (1995). In Disasters, 21 (2): 186-7. ***

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g) Invited lectures/presentations (selected)

Webb, P. 2020. Zoom–based presentation at virtual launch of a policy brief on Strengthening Food Systems in Fragile Settings (with UNOCHA, WFP and Global Panel), 3 Aug 2020. Webb, P. 2020. Zoom–based presentation on Animal Source Foods and Child Nutrition for the Nutrition Innovation Lab (with Shibani Ghosh and Sonia Zaharia), 5 Aug 2020. Webb, P. 2020. Zoom-based presentation and discussion chaired by Richard Horton (Lancet editor) on Priorities for Research in Agriculture and Nutrition in the time of Covid-19. Panel organized for the Academy for Nutrition and Health, 1 July 2020. Webb, P. Zoom-based keynote presentation on Challenges and Opportunities - towards a modern food system that promotes healthier diets, FAO/GAIN virtual roundtable on Going to scale with healthy diets - Actions and Commitments, 23 Jul 2020. Webb, P. 2016. Keynote speech at International Symposium launching UN Decade of Action for Nutrition, Rome, Dec 1. http://www.fao.org/webcast/home/en/item/4249/icode/ Webb P. 2015. Women’s Time and Nutrition. Presentation to the All-Party Parliamentary Committee on Gender in Development, House of Commons, London, June 30, 2015. Webb P. 2015. Presentation at International Hunger Forum, National Press Club, Washington, D.C., June 10, 2015. http://www.nutritioninnovationlab.org/news/dr- patrick-webb-speaks-at-the-national-press-club-on-the-push-panel/ Webb P. 2015. Participation in high level panel for Chicago Council Symposium on Food Security, Washington, D.C, April 16, 2015. http://www.thechicagocouncil.org/event/healthy-food-healthy-world-leveraging- agriculture-and-food-improve-global-nutrition Webb, P. An overview of humanitarian responses, and failures in addressing large-scale crises. Presentation and Panel on Mass Atrocities and the Response to their Public Health Consequences, for the Mass Atrocities and Genocide (IMAGe) initiative, Boston, February 6, 2015. Webb, P. What works in Managing Moderate Acute Malnutrition? A Review of Systematic Reviews. Keynote at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) International Symposium on MAM, Vienna, Austria, May 27th, 2014. http://www- naweb.iaea.org/NAHU_unmanaged/NAHRES/MAM_Symposium_2014/Day2/CN-217- Int-Symposium-BRA-2014-05-27-am-english.wmv Webb, P. Keynote speech on the State of the World to Save the Children International’s global learning platform meeting in Kathmandu, March 10, 2014. Webb, P. Presentation on Innovation Frontiers from Agriculture to Nutrition, AAAS Annual Meeting (Science journal), Chicago February 15, 2014. Webb, P. Agriculture and Nutrition: What do we know, and what do we still need to know? Keynote presentation, Science Forum, Independent Science and Partnership Council of the CGIAR, Bonn, Germany, March 6-19, 2013. Webb, P. Panel presentation on research priorities relating to agriculture-nutrition linkages, BIFAD (Bureau for International Food and Agricultural Development) annual meeting, Des Moines, Iowa, October 16, 2012.

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Webb, P. Presentation open to USAID staff on ‘Promoting improved nutrition while enhancing agriculture: why is it so hard to do and to demonstrate?’ Ronald Reagan building, Washington, D.C., May 3, 2012. Webb, P. Introduction to Award Ceremony for Vasily Leontief Prize winners for Advances in Economic Thinking -- for 2012 recipients C. Peter Timmer and Michael Lipton, Medford, Tufts University, April 3, 2012. Webb, P. Presentation and panel discussion on ‘Feeding 9 billion’, The Economist symposium on world food security, Geneva, February 8, 2012. Webb, P. The Next Focus for Nutrition Research: Integrated Policies and Programming to Achieve Rapid Gains in Stunting. Nutrition Society of India (Bangalore chapter), St. Johns Research Institute, Bangalore, January 21, 2012. Webb, P. Achieving Food Security – What can we learn from the past and apply for the future. Public forum hosted by Deutsche Welle, Welthungerhilfe and GIZ, Bonn, Germany, May 4, 2011. Webb, P. Delivering Improved Nutrition: Findings and Recommendations from a two- year review of US food aid products, programs and policies, Experimental Biology, Washington, D.C., April 5, 2011. Webb, P. Food and Food Prices during the Crisis. The Emerging Food and Nutrition Insecurity Crisis. Nestle Symposium, International Conference on Nutrition, Bangkok, October 5, 2009. Webb, P. Panel presentation on From Lab to Market: Innovations in Technology as Applied to Global Health, (for 53 Fulbright scholars for the International Education Institute), Cambridge MA, May 28, 2009. Webb, P. Panel discussion on international nutrition at Creating Shared Value symposium, Nestle and UN Partnership Office, NYC, April 27/28, 2009 Webb, P. Responding to the World Food Crisis: What Role for Food-Based Safety Nets? Seminar at the World Bank, Washington, D.C., Oct 2, 2008. http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/TOPICS/EXTHEALTHNUTRITIONANDPOPULATIO N/0,,contentMDK:21918482~menuPK:282516~pagePK:64020865~piPK:51164185~theSitePK:2 82511,00.html Webb, P. Recommendations of an International Review of the Global Architecture of Nutrition. Presentation to plenary, UN Standing Committee on Nutrition annual meeting, March 4, 2008, Hanoi. Webb, P. Education, Knowledge and Choices. Presentation to the Working Group on School-Aged Children, UN/SCN, March 5, 2008, Hanoi, Vietnam. Webb, P. Scaling up National Nutrition Programming. Presentation to UNICEF Asia country representatives, Bangkok Feb 29, 2008. Webb, P. Therapeutic treatment of severe acute malnutrition. Convening of nutrition experts on UNICEF global strategy, NYC, December 17/18, 2007. Webb, P. Dietary diversity in a Changing World. Presentation at Global Health Challenge, McGill University, Montreal, November 9, 2007. Webb, P. Challenging the Status Quo on Child Malnutrition. Opening speech to conference on ‘Integrating Food, Nutrition and Health: Making the Case’, co-hosted by Partners in Health, the Friedman School of Nutrition at Tufts, and Harvard School of Public Health, October 11-12, 2007, Cambridge, Mass.

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Webb, P. Global Issues in Nutrition relevant to Haiti. Presentation to medical staff of Albert Schweitzer Hospital-Haiti, July 6, 2007. Deschappelles, Haiti. Webb, P. Dietary Diversity. Presentation at Nutrition Convening at Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, July 31, 2007. Webb, P. How are we doing on MDG1? Presentation to ECOSOC in context of 1st Annual Ministerial Review. UN HQ. New York, April 2, 2007. Webb, P. Tackling Hunger in Emergency and Development Settings. Walker Institute Symposium on Global Issues: Responding to Global Hunger, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, April 5, 2007. Webb, P. 2006. Multilateralism and Humanitarian Principles in the 21stP Century. Inaugural address for Harvard/MIT seminar on UN affairs, Boston, Oct 25. Webb, P. 2006. The New Food Aid Agenda. American Agricultural Economics Association, Long Beach, California. July 25 Webb, P. 2006. Humanitarianism and Foreign Policy in North Korea: When Success Breeds Failure. Presentation at Harvard Law School, Boston, Feb 16. Webb, P. 2005. Local Purchases and the Effectiveness of Development Aid. Panel presentation alongside Andrew Natsios, USAID Administrator, chaired by Peter Timmer, Center for Global Development, Washington, D.C., December 9, 2005. Webb, P. 2005. Global Nutrition: Trends, Success Stories and Challenges. Introductory address for World Food Prize Symposium on The Dual Global Challenges of Malnutrition and Obesity, Session 1. Des Moines, Iowa, Oct 14, 2005. http://www.worldfoodprize.org/documents/filelibrary/images/borlaug_dialogue/2005/Webb_ transcript_81A616648EB41.pdf Webb, P. 2005. Nutrition, Food Security and Health: Lessons from the Needs Assessments and Relief Response, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, Phuket, Thailand, May 4-6, 2005 . http://www.who.int/hac/events/tsunamiconf/presentations/2_11_food_security_nutrition_w ebb_ppt.pdf Webb, P. 2004. The Causes of Food Insecurity and Malnutrition. Workshop on ‘Will Food Security Ever Be Achieved?’ Odense, Denmark, November 22-25. Webb, P. 2004. Nutrition in Asia: Challenges of the 21PstP Century. Keynote Address for Regional Ministerial Consultation on Maternal and Child Nutrition in Asia. New Delhi, India, Sept 24/25. Webb, P. 2004. Nutrition and Development. Presentation at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Holland. March 2. Webb, P. 2004. GMOs and Food Assistance. Serata di conversazione su temi di attualita. Collegio dei Professori Gesuiti, February 2, 2004, Naples, Italy. Webb, P. 2003. Policies Against Hunger: The Multilateral Perspective. International Conference on Food Aid, September 4-6, Berlin, Germany. Reardon, T., P. Webb and C. P. Timmer. 2002. Supermarkets and Nutrition in Developing Countries: Hypotheses and Emerging Evidence. World Bank Conference on Emerging Issues in Nutrition, Nov 22/23, Washington, D.C Webb, P. 2002. The role of agricultural and trade policies in food security. Talk to combined Boards on Agriculture and Natural Resources and Food and Nutrition. National Academies of Science, Nov 5, Washington, D.C.

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Webb, P. 1997. Alfred Nobel’s Influence on Rural Development Today. Talk at the Institute for Rural Development, Nov. 14, University of Göttingen, Germany. Webb, P. 1997. Famine Disproves Hegel. Presentation at Agrarökonomisches Kolloquium, Christian-Albrechts-Univertität, Kiel, Germany, May 13.

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Webinars/podcasts/blogs • Numerous webinars hosted by the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Nutrition during Covid-19 lockdown (2020). Recordings on www.nutritioninnovationlab.org • Gastropod. Podcast interview on Food Aid in the 21st Century. https://gastropod.com/feed-the-world-how-the-u-s-became-the-worlds-biggest-food-aid- donor-and-why-that-might-not-be-such-a-great-thing/, aired June 2018. • Webinar presentation for World Bank Agriculture Global Practice group on ‘Transforming Food Systems for Healthier Diets’, World Bank, March 17, 2017. • Invited commentary on MDG progress for Devex, August 14, 2014: https://www.devex.com/news/life-is-a-journey-not-a-destination-but-then-what- were-the-mdgs-84148 • Linking Agriculture, Nutrition, and Health. USAID, Washington, D.C., August 6, 2013 http://agrilinks.org/events/linking-agriculture-nutrition-and-health-updates-feed- future-nutrition-innovation-labs • Global Meeting on Long-term Consequences of Stunting. UNICEF, New York, August 15, 2012. Moderated day-long session of presentation and panels: http://new.livestream.com/unicef/stunting/videos/2748987 • Tackling diets and nutrition. Feeding the World – Economist Conference, Geneva, February 8, 2012. http://cemea.economistconferences.com/event/feeding- world/tackling-diets-and-nutrition-video. • Addressing World Hunger. Interview with About Harvest, in the context of the Economist conference on Feeding 9 Billion in Geneva, February 8, 2012: http://aboutharvest.com/2012/02/dr-patrick-webb-addressing-world-hunger/ • "Food Security in Latin America - Trends and Prospects", Council of the Americas, New York City, December 2011. • "Haiti's Food and Nutrition Situation", Tufts University seminar, October 2011. • "How far have we come on nutrition?", World Food Programme, June 17, 2011. • Panel Discussion on Malnutrition, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InVCRE-KWIk, hosted by Doctors Without Borders, Boston Public Library, November 2010. • Food Insecurity, the Growing Burden of Over- and Under- Nutrition and Food Safety, http://bcooltv.mcgill.ca/Viewer2/?RecordingID=56067, 2nd International Roadmap Development Workshop, McGill University, Montreal, September 2010. • "Implications of the World Food Price Crisis on Nutrition", 14th International Congress of Nutrition, Bangkok, October 2009.

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• Global Child Nutrition, National forum on the Future of Food & Nutrition Policy, Hosted by the Kellogg foundation, National Press Club, Washington, D.C., June 1, 2009. http://nutrition.tufts.edu/event/recorded. • "Cities Without Oil", Presentation on fuel-food linkages at EPIIC conference, Institute for Global Leadership, Medford, Massachusetts, USA, February 2009.Panel Discussion on Policies and Strategies to Address Child Malnutrition, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbuh1T9N7Hw, Starved for Attention conference, Columbia University, New York City, June 2008.

*** Radio and television interviews History Channel. Interviewed on air for documentary on hunger and famine throughout history, for the ‘Beyond 2012’ series, aired November 2012. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Live interview on The Current--the flagship current affairs radio programme of the CBC, July 25, 2011. "Somali Famine Crisis" Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Live interview regarding Somalia famine on Weekend News--July 24, 2011. CNN.com. Interviewed for ‘U.N. declares famine in Somalia.’ 20 July 2011. http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/07/20/somalia.famine/index.html?hpt=wo_c2 Deutsche Welle. Interview on success stories in integrated programming, at public event in Bonn hosted by GIZ and Welthungerhilfe, May 11, 2011. "Reducing Poverty Stresses Food Systems", Voice of America. Interviewed at launch of report on Delivering Improved Nutrition, USAID, Washington, D.C., April 26, 2011. "US to Supply Healthier Food to World's Hungry." National Public Radio. Interview by Michael Sullivan for Morning Edition on ‘How a Volcano Eruption Wiped Away Summer’, aired 22 October 2007. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=15448607 BBC World Service. April 20, 2006. Live conversation on News Hour with Robin Lustig on the implications of bird flu to livelihoods and nutrition in Africa. Interviews on Swiss, French Canadian and Malaysian TV, as well as French and Danish radio. January 2005. On the impact and humanitarian response to Asian tsunami. India News Today. September 25, 2004. Live interview on Inside the News on nutrition problems in India. Estimated audience of 400 million. BBC World Service. July 24, 2002. Radio panel discussion on the food crisis in southern Africa aired on the Talkabout Africa series. Voice of America. February 1999. Interview on the Politics of Food Aid to Russia. National Public Radio (Washington D.C.), December 1996. Interview on Humanitarian Crises in Rwanda and Bosnia. Deutsche Welle (Berlin). December 1996. Interview on the future of agriculture and natural resource management in the 21st century. BBC World Service. September 1994. ‘Development ’94’. Interview on hunger and famine and the commemoration of the Irish Famine. BBC. July 1992. Voice of Ethiopia. July 26, 1991. Interview on the future of Ethiopian agriculture.

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Newspaper and magazine interviews Tufts Nutrition Magazine. Interviewed for article by Levin D, called ‘Toxic Crops’, Winter 2015, pp 12-13. http://www.nutrition.tufts.edu/publications/magazine. Medill National Security Reporting Project. Quoted by Kann D. and Chin C. in ‘Feeding the Future’, http://foodaid.nationalsecurityzone.org/nutrition/, September 24, 2014. USA Today. Quoted in ‘Hunger Pains: US Food Aid program struggles to move forward.’ http://www.usatoday.com/longform/news/nation/2014/09/26/hunger-pains-troubled- usaid-food-aid-overseas/16150791/. September 26, 2014. UPI. Interviewed for article and quoted in ‘Crisis in Somalia growing worse’, http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2011/07/22/Crisis-in-Somalia-growing- worse/UPI-55341311334508/. July 22, 2012. CNN. Interviewed for, and quoted in, on-line report: ‘Amid Famine, Somalis Flock Back To The War-Torn City They Fled.” http://www.carbonated.tv/news/amid-famine-somalis- flock-back-to-the-wartorn-city-they-fled. July 21, 2012. GCMnews.com. Interviewed for article by Steve Baragona on ‘US to Supply Healthier Food to World’s Hungry’. http://www.gcmnews.com/world/asia/us-to-supply-healthier-food- to?id_document=4666. April 27, 2011 Current Biology. Interviewed for, and extensively quoted in, article by Cyrus Martin on the ‘Biofuel Boom’, 20 (4): R128-9, February 2010. http://download.cell.com/current- biology/pdf/PIIS096098221000134X.pdf?intermediate=true La Presse Montréal. Interviewed for, and cited in, article by Stéphanie Bérubé on ‘Rencontre sur les crises alimentaires’, Nov 9, 2008 (p.A10).Journal of the American Medical Association. Cited in ‘Aid Groups Target “Silent” Malnutrition’ by B. Kuehn reporting on a symposium organized by Doctors Without Borders, New York. Printed in Medical News and Perspectives in Volume 300, No. 17, p. 1983 (November 5, 2008) Terra Daily. Interviewed for article ‘Five Surprising Facts About Starvation’, May 23, 2006. http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Five_Surprising_Facts_About_Starvation.html, Christianity Today. Extensively cited in article, On the Edge of Famine Politics hinders aid to 11 million East Africans, by Dean Alford, June 01, 2006. Palo Alto Voice. Interviewed and extensively cited for article by Jenny Cox on Aid to Africa: Success or Stalemate. April 8, 2006. Foodconsumer.org. ‘Sound nutrition for children is an unmet human right’. Review of Webb’s keynote speech at the 2005 World Food Prize. Feb 9, 2006. Bloomberg News. Cited in article by Mark Drajem called Bush Courts Charities in Bid to Change Foreign Food-Aid Program, January 25, 2006. Global News Wire - Intelligence Wire: Yonhap “North Korea example of how food, development aid should not be separate” Washington, D.C. December 10, 2005. Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, Agence France Press, Reuters, Christian Science Monitor. Multiple interviews on the relief efforts post-Tsunami. January 2005. Baltimore Chronicle. April 7, 2005. Interviewed for article called ‘UN Calls Adequate Nutrition “Critical” in Achieving Millennium Development Goals’, by Clare Davidson. New York Times. 2004. Personal interview quoted in article by Donald McNeil called “When Real Food Isn’t an Option”, May 23 (Week in Review section). http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/23/weekinreview/ideas-trends-staving-off-starvation when-real-food-isn-t-an-option.html?pagewanted=all&src=pm

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The Lancet. 2004. Personal interview featured in ‘Lifeline’ column, May 15, p.1658 Le Figaro, France. 2002. Quoted at length in article called "Famine again threatens Ethiopia and Eritrea" by Richard Heuze, November 19. Die Zeit, Germany. 2002. Full article authored by P. Webb on ‘The Uncertain Path of Transition: Food, Nutrition and Poverty Dynamics in SE Asia’, http://www.zeit.de/reden/Weltpolitik/200217_symposium_webb.html Myanmar Times. 2002. Cited in Study Reveals Poor Child Nutrition. June 23, p2. Nutrition Week. 2002. Quoted in Unlocking the Rice Genome, by Sarah Olson. April 15. Christian Science Monitor. 1999. Quoted in Latest US Diplomatic tool; corn and grain. Article by Jonathan Landay, Feb. 9th, pp. 2/3. Nutrition Week. 1999. Famine Needs Long-Term Solutions to End Its Cycle. Contributed article with Christopher Silva, January 29, p.3 Der Steinadler. 1997. Interviewed for article by Natalie Bundi. Where is the food going? March 6, 1997. Farmers Weekly. 1996. Quoted in article by G. Tansey. ‘Food for All’ May Proves the Toughest Task. July 19, 1996. The Financial Times. 1995. Quoted in article. Population growth provides food for thought. June 13, 1995. Washington Times. 1995. Quoted in article by B. Barber. Uncle Sam’s cupboard is bare: U.S. runs out of surplus food. April 13, 1995. National Geographic. 1994. Interviewed for/quoted in, book called: Our Changing Earth. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Magazine. New Scientist. 1994. No Panacea. Contributed letter published April 9, 1994. Reuters. 1992. Interviewed for Reuters press release. Western Aid Could End Famine in Ethiopia, Expert Says. July 6, 1992. The Washington Post. 1992. Improving the Governing. Contributed Editorial, published July 11, and reprinted in the Herald Tribune July 13, 1992 The Ethiopian Herald. 1992. Interviewed for press report on Workshop on Drought and Famine Mitigation Underway. July 3, 1992.

*** h) Consultancies (selected)  Australian AID (Department of Foreign Assistance and Trade). Organized structure and content for a series of government-facing seminar presentations on nutrition, food security and Mycotoxin concerns in Timor Leste (January to April 2015).  CMAM Forum. Preparing and editing technical briefs and FAQs on state-of-the-art knowledge relating to management of moderate acute malnutrition and appropriate study designs for evidence building.  Save the Children, USA. Recommendations on stunting reduction targets for US to support in context of G8 Hunger Initiatives (London, June 2013).  Science Council of the Consultative Group on International Agriculture Research. Prepared paper on Impact Pathways from Agricultural Research to Improved Nutrition and Health: A Literature Analysis and Recommendations for Research Priorities. For CGIAR strategy planning meeting in Rome (held March 14-16, 2013).

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 AusAID. Provided review of the availability and quality of empirical evidence on food and nutrition security in East Timor, and mission to Dili to explore potential for Australian donor support to capacity-building in information system management (February to April 2013).  International Physicians for Prevention of Nuclear War/Swiss Federal Government. Econometric modelling of projected impacts on food prices, trade, consumption and nutrition of a limited nuclear exchange (May – September 2011).  GIZ/BMZ. Evaluation of lessons learned from an integrated rural development intervention in Malawi (Sept 2010 to March 2011).  CGIAR. Reviewer for global ‘megaprogram’ pre-proposals and full proposals on agricultural research priorities (October 2010 to May 2011).  UN World Food Programme (WFP). On the ground in Haiti supporting the post-disaster needs assessment (PDNA). Close collaboration with World Bank, UNICEF and US Joint Task Force (February to March 2010).  UN World Food Programme (WFP). Adviser to Nepal Country Office on strategic planning for nutrition programming 2010-2015 (Jan 2010).  World Bank. Adviser on reformulating Haiti’s national nutrition policy. Close collaboration with Min. Health and partner UN agencies (June 2009-June 2011).  UNDP. Expert reviewer of country proposals to the Spanish MDG fund. Reviewed and ranked 14 national submissions for funds (Dec. 2008 to Jan. 2009).  UN World Food Programme (WFP). Impact evaluation of protracted relief and rehabilitation operation in Burkina Faso (Nov. 2008 to Apr 2009).  DIAGEO. Feasibility study for research in Mexico on consumer perceptions and behaviour on food/beverage safety and adulteration (July 2008 to Oct. 2008).  UNITAID. Expert reviewer of proposals and concept notes submitted to the Board of UNITAID/WHO for funding (May 2008 to May 2009).  UNICEF. Review of the UN Standing Committee on Nutrition. Organized think tank of experts; reported to plenary meeting of SCN in Hanoi (Feb 2008 to April 2008).  CARE/OXFAM. Commissioned to write background paper on issues and challenges in food security programming in the context of emergencies, and facilitation of NGO Forum on this topic, Rome April 15-16 (Jan. 2008 to Apr. 2008).  Bill and Melina Gates Foundation. Assessed Gates’ Challenge Grant to Harvest Plus on biofortification (breeding of micronutrient-rich crops) (May 2007 to April 2008)  FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) Sector lead (emergency portfolio) in a 30-person technical review of FAO as part of the Global Independent External Evaluation (IEE) (July 2006 to May 2007).  Food for Peace (USAID). Commissioned to draft a technical background paper providing the basis for USAID’s food security strategy for 2004-2008. Involved in scoping discussions regarding FFP policy roll-out (Nov 2002 to Jan 2003).  UN World Food Programme (WFP). Member of UN mission to review WFP’s Country Programme in India (Nov 1999 to Jan 2000).  CARE (USA). Prepared conceptual framework for a CARE strategy for food security projects. Report distributed to all field offices (January 1993).  OFDA (U.S. Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance). Helped formulate strategy for humanitarian relief in Africa (April 1990).

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 USAID. Mission to Tunisia to train FEWS field staff in improved techniques for Famine Early Warning (Jan 1990 to Feb 1990).  UNICEF (Emergency Preparedness Division). Evaluated two Cash-for-Work projects in Ethiopia. Baseline study of 2 irrigation projects (June 1989 to Dec 1989).  World Bank (Operations Evaluation Department) Evaluated 10 World Bank rice irrigation projects in The Gambia. Published as: Farm Survey: Impact Evaluation Report–Agricultural Development Project. Report 5125 (1984) (Oct 1983 to Dec 1983).

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i) Current (ongoing) Research Support

 Nutrition Innovation Lab. Operations research on integrated nutrition-health- agriculture programming at scale in Asia and Africa (field studies in Nepal and Uganda). USAID $32 million (2010- Sept 2020) plus Associate Awards ($1.4 million for Bangladesh and Cambodia, $1.5 million for aflatoxin research in Uganda and Nepal, $600,000 million for Malawi, $1.2 for multiple activities in Nepal, $1.3 million in Mozambique, and $5 million in Jordan) – total c. US$43 million, so far.  Food Aid Quality Review Phase II – Follow-on activity from a multi-year review of food aid reformulation for Title II; assisting the Office of Food for Peace to put recommendations on policy chances a programming into practice. Field studies in Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso and Malawi. USAID $12.3 million (Oct 2011- Feb 2021).  Aflatoxins and Malnutrition - analysis of biomarkers of inflammation in relation to dietary aflatoxin exposure and pregnancy outcomes and child growth retardation. USAID/Nepal US$350,000 (2020- Oct 2021).  Supporting the Global Panel on Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition as Policy and Evidence Adviser. Funded by DFID and Gates Foundation £100,000 (2014- Apr 2021).  Core member of team led by Dariush Mozaffarian on the Global Dietary Database (GDD 2.0) compilation and analysis. Funded by Gates Foundation (2018- Dec 2020).

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j) Completed Research (since 2001)

 Dietary aflatoxin exposure and pregnancy outcomes and child growth retardation. A prospective birth cohort study in Nepal and Uganda. USAID/DC $900,000 (2014-2016) plus $1.3 million from USAID/Nepal (2016-2018).  Operations research on multisector programming linking aquaculture with horticulture and nutrition education (impacts on stunting prevention) in Egypt, Bangladesh and Cambodia. USAID $4.2 million (2014-2018).  Established a global virtual academy of multidisciplinary researchers through grant and scholarship awards jointly managed with the Leverhulme Centre on Integrated Agriculture and Health Research (LCIRAH) in London. UKAID (Department for International Development) £7.2 million (2014-2018); US$1.2 million through Tufts.

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 Part of a team overseeing and managing the commissioning of systematic and other reviews of evidence relating to key areas of humanitarian practice, including treatment of wasting, shelter, market development, etc. Funded by DFID through OXFAM UK to the Feinstein International Center, at £1.3 million (2014-17).  Stop Stunting – analysis of micronutrient and other nutrition trends, patterns and policy options in South Asia. US$180,000 UNICEF (ROSA) (2015-2016).  Aflatoxin exposure among Timor-Leste’s women and children (adjunct study to the national nutrition survey of 2013, focused on the correlations between aflatoxin levels in the blood of mothers and children (N =1,200) and anthropometric status, biomarkers of micronutrient status, and diet. UNICEF $200,000 (2013-2014).  Food Aid Quality Review Phase I – Review and recommendations on all Food for Peace fortified blended food products used under Title II programming. USAID $1.4 million (2009-2011).  Cost-Benefit analysis of local production of ready-to-use-therapeutic food. Princess Haya Foundation (United Arab Emirates) $75,000 (2009/10 – 18 months).  Review of UN Consolidated Appeals Process—Paper on how nutrition was frames in UN CAPs from 1002 through 2008. UNICEF Emergency Nutrition Cluster, $67,000, (2008/09 – 6 months).  Validating dietary diversity indicators for use in emergency contexts (with Maxwell and Coates). World Food Programme, $53,000, (2007/08 – 12 months).  Review of the Global Architecture for Nutrition. UNICEF $30,000, (2008 - 4 months).  Issues in Food Aid: Safety, Local Procurement, Emergency Nutrition. World Food Programme, $120,000, (2007-2008 - 20 months).  Improving food security programming in chronic emergencies. Review paper and presentations (with Maxwell and Coates). CARE/OXFAM International, $20,000, (2008)  Operations Support to WFP - Preparing technical documents on micronutrient fortification, guidelines for maternal and child nutrition, manual on field surveys of malnutrition and mortality, editing World Hunger Report (2006). World Food Programme, $29,000 (2005/06 - 6 months).  Preparing global strategy for Ending Child Hunger and Undernutrition (ECHUI). UNICEF/WFP/World Bank, $25,000 (2006 - 9 months).  Analysis and mapping of hunger in Latin America (with Rogers and Wilde). World Food Programme $75,000, (2005/06).  Global strategy for US food assistance- Paper and presentations (with Rogers). USAID (Office of Food for Peace), $22,000 (2003 -2 months).  Validating alternative measures of food security in Bangladesh. FANTA (Academy for Educational Development), $300,000 (2001-2005).

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k) Doctoral thesis and post-doctoral supervision  As chair of thesis committee- completed: o Jennifer Coates (2005); Suneetha Kadyala (2005); Wendy Johnecheck (2010); Karin Lapping (2013); Soha Moussa (2016); Johanna Andrews (2018).

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 As thesis committee member - completed: o Jayothna Jagai (2006); Kenneth Chui (2007); Bapu Vaitla (2010); Benjamin Mazzotta (2011); Ganesh Tapa (at Purdue) 2015; Alexandra Kulinkina (2016); Prajula Mulmi (2016); Heather Danton (2017); Jackie Lauer (2018), Janet Kim (2018); Corey O’Hara (2020); Kate Schneider (2020).  Ongoing thesis committees: o Marc Nene; Erin Boyd; Alexandra Schmall.

 Post-doctoral fellows supervised: o Kassandra Harding; Johanna Andrews-Chavez; Jacqueline Lauer; Sonia Zaharia; Victoria Miller, Lichen Liu. CURRICULUM VITAE

Name Dr Iain A Wright

Address International Livestock Research Institute PO Box 30709 Nairobi Kenya

Contact points Telephone +254 20 422 3400 Mobile +254 708 222 605 E-mail [email protected]

Nationality British

Date of birth 22 October 1956

Current Position Deputy Director General – Integrated Sciences

Profile Dr Iain Wright has a BSc (Agriculture) and PhD in Animal Nutrition. He has 40 years’ experience of conducting and managing research and development.

He is currently Deputy Director General – Integrated Sciences at the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) a position he has held since June 2014. In this position he is responsible for the implementation of the Institute’s Science Strategy, including ensuring that science outputs result in impact and has oversight of ILRI’s research programs and for the coordination of ILRI’s involvement in the CGIAR research portfolio.

Prior to being appointed Deputy Director General he was Program Leader for Animal Science for Sustainable Productivity, a global program which aimed to increase productivity of livestock systems in developing countries through high quality animal science (breeding, nutrition and animal health) and livestock systems research. He was also the Director General’s Representative in Ethiopia and Head of the Addis Ababa campus where over 300 staff are located.

From 2006 to 2011 he was ILRI’s Regional Representative for Asia, based in New Delhi and coordinating ILRI’s activities in South Asia, South East Asia and China working with a wide range of public, private and civil society organisations.

From 1982 to 2006 he held a number of posts at the Macaulay Land Use Research Institute (now James Hutton Institute), Scotland, UK. He managed a number of research programmes at the Macaulay Institute including Land Use Systems and Agro- Ecosystems. This included managing a number of research projects across the European Union countries and from 1997 in Central and South Asia. From 2003 to 2006 he was

Chief Executive of Macaulay Research Consultancy Services Ltd., a subsidiary of the Macaulay Institute.

Education

BSc (Hons 1) Agriculture, University of Aberdeen 1978 PhD in Ruminant Nutrition, University of Edinburgh 1981

Career History

1981-1988 Research Scientist, Hill Farming Research Organisation, Penicuik, UK

1988-1990 Leader, Beef Cattle Research, Macaulay Institute, Penicuik, UK.

1990-1992 Project Leader, Ruminant Resource Use, Macaulay Institute, Penicuik, UK.

1992-2000 Programme Unit Manager, Land Use Options for Animals, Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, UK.

2000-2002 Programme Manager, Land Use Systems, Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, UK

2002-2003 Science Leader, Agro-ecosystems, Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, UK.

2003 - 2006 Chief Executive, Macaulay Research Consultancy Services Ltd., Aberdeen, UK.

2006 - 2011 Regional Representative, Asia. International Livestock Research Institute, Delhi, India

2012-2014 Program Manager, Animal Science for Sustainable Productivity, and Director General’s Representative in Ethiopia. International Livestock Research Institute, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

2014- Deputy Director General – Integrated Sciences, International Livestock Research Institute, Nairobi, Kenya.

Awards 2003 Sir John Hammond Award from British Society of Animal Science ‘For outstanding contribution to research in Animal Science, particularly on the nutrition and reproductive biology of beef suckler cows, and to the development of grazing systems for beef cattle.’

Membership of Committees, Boards etc.

• Chair, Technical Working Group, Livestock Investment Masterplan, African Development Bank, 2020-present. • Chair, Management committee of CGIAR Gender Platform 2020-present.

• Member, Global Protein Research Working Group, The Rockefeller Foundation/World Wildlife Fund, 2018-2019. • Member, External Advisory Board, USAID Feed the Future Livestock Systems Innovation Lab, University of Florida. 2016-present. • Member, CGIAR Research Program on Livestock 2016-present. • Member, Management Committee of the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture, Nutrition and Health 2016-present. • Member, Supervisory Board, FoodAfrica Program, Finland, 2014-2018. • Member, Board of Advisory Editors, The Rangeland Journal 2012-present. • Member, Advisory Board, USAID Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Collaborative Research on Adapting Livestock Systems to Climate Change, University of Colorado. 2012-2015. • Member, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Thematic Group, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network 2013-2016. • Member, UN Inter-Agency Working Group on Rural Development and Food Security and Nutrition, India. 2008-2011. • Chair, International Coordination Committee, Animal Nutrition Association of India, World Conference, 2009. • Member, Joint Working Group on Roadmap for Combating Zoonoses in India, Public Health Foundation for India. 2008-2011. • President, International Rangelands Congress, 2008-2011. • Committee Member, International Rangelands Congress, Continuing Committee, 2003-2008. • Member, Board of Directors, Cashmere Breeders Ltd 1998-2004. • Chair, Publications Committee, British Society of Animal Science, 1994- 1998. • Associate Editor, Grass and Forage Science, 1992-2005.

Iain A Wright

PUBLICATIONS

February 2021

Refereed Journal Papers

Wright, I.A., Tarawali, S., Blümmel, M., Gerard, B., Teufel, N. and Herrero. M. (2012) Integrating crops and livestock in subtropical agricultural systems. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 92: 1010–1015.

Kumar, Anjani, Wright, Iain A., and Singh, Dhiraj, K. (2011) Adoption of food safety practices in milk production: Implications for dairy farmers in India. Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing, 23:4, 330-344

Abdur Rahman, Duncan, A.J., D. Miller, D., Clemens, J., Frutos, P., Gordon, I.J., Atiq ur Rehman, Atahulla Baig, Farman Ali and Wright, I.A. (2008) Livestock feed resources, production and management in the agro-pastoral system of the Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalayan region of Pakistan; the effect of accessibility. Agricultural Systems 96, 26-36.

Abdur,R., Duncan,A.J., Wright,I., Miller,D.W., Frutos,P. and Ahmad,N. (2007). Goats husbandry in the agro-pastoral system of northern areas of Pakistan. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 23, 467-473.

Fraser, M. D., Davies, D.A., Wright, I.A., Vale, J.E., Nute, G.R., Hallett, K.G. and Richardson, R.I. (2007). Effect on upland beef production of incorporating winter feeding of red clover silage or summer grazing of Molinia-dominated semi-natural pastures. Grass and Forage Science, 62, 284 – 300.

Fraser, M.D., Davies, D.A., Vale, J.E., Hirst, W.M. and Wright, I.A. (2007). Effects on animal performance and sward composition of mixed and sequential grazing of permanent pasture by cattle and sheep. Livestock Science, 110, 251-266

Schwarz G, Burton RJ, Wright I, Gilbert A, McLeod J, McKeen M, Wilson R, Swales V (2007). Appraisal of options for the less favoured area support scheme in Scotland post 2010. Zemes Ukio Mokslai 14(Spec. Ed.): 99-107

Duncan, A.J., Abdur Rahman, Miller, D.W., Frutos, P. Gordon, I.J., Atiq-ur-Rehman, Ataullah Baig, Farman Ali, Wright, I.A. (2006).Transhumance livestock production in the Northern Areas of Pakistan: nutritional inputs and productive outputs. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment.117, 195-204.

Matthews, K.B., Wright, I.A., Buchan, K., Davies, D.A. and Schwarz, G. (2006). Assessing the options for upland livestock systems under CAP reform: Developing and applying a livestock systems model within whole-farm systems analysis. Agricultural Systems. 90, 32-61.

1 Milner-Gulland, E.J., Kerven, C., Behnke, R., Wright, I.A. and Smailov, A. (2006). A multi-agent system model of pastoralist behaviour in Kazakhstan. Ecological Complexity, 3, 23-36.

Wright, I.A., Jones, J.R., Davies, D.A., Davidson, G.R. and Vale, J.E. (2006). The effect of sward surface height on the response to mixed grazing by cattle and sheep. Animal Science, 82, 271-275.

Kerven, C., Alimaev, I., Behnke, R., Davidson, G.C., Smailov, A., Temirbekov, S., and Wright, I.A., (2004). Fragmenting pastoral mobility: Changing grazing patterns in post-Soviet Kazakstan. African Journal of Range and Forage Science, 21, 159-169.

Vagenas, D., Jackson, F., Russel, A.J.F., Merchant, M., Wright, I.A. and Bishop, S.C. (2002). Genetic control of resistance to gastro-intestinal parasites in crossbred cashmere-producing goats: responses to selection, genetic parameters and relationships with production traits. Animal Science, 74, 199-208.

Wright, I.A., Jones, J.R. and Parsons, A.J. (2001). Effects of grazing by sheep or cattle on sward structure and subsequent performance of weaned lambs. Grass and Forage Science, 56, 138-150.

Common, T.G., Wright, I.A. and Grant, S.A. (1998). The effect of grazing by cattle on animal performance and floristic composition in Nardus dominated swards. Grass and Forage Science, 53, 260-269.

Frutos, P., Buratovich, O., Giraldez, F.J., Mantecon, A.R. and Wright, I.A. (1998). Effects on maternal and foetal traits of feeding supplement to grazing pregnant ewes. Animal Science, 66, 667-673. del Pozo, M., Wright, I.A., Colgrove, P. and Whyte, T. (1997). Effecto de la altura de pasto y de la presencia de trebol en los rendimientos de ovejas y corderos, manejados en praderas de raigras-trebol escasamente nitrogenadas. Investigacion Agraria Produccion y Sanidad Animales, 12, 41-52. del Pozo, M., Wright, I.A. and Whyte, T.K. (1997). Diet selection by sheep and goats and sward composition changes in a ryegrass/white clover sward previously grazed by cattle, sheep or goats. Grass and Forage Science, 52, 278-290. del Pozo, M., Wright, I.A., Whyte, T.K. and Colgrove, P.M. (1996). Effects of grazing by sheep or goats on sward composition in ryegrass/white clover pasture and on subsequent performance of weaned lambs. Grass and Forage Science, 51, 142- 145.

Edwards, G.R., Parson, A.J., Newman, J.A. and Wright, I.A. (1996). The spatial patterns of vegetation in cut and grazed grass/white clover pastures. Grass and Forage Science, 51, 219-231.

Pinto Andrade, L., Rhind, S.M., Wright, I.A., McMillen, S.R., Goddard, P.J. and Bramley, T.A. (1996). Effects of bovine somatotrophin (bST) on ovarian function in postpartum beef cows. Reproduction Fertility Development, 8, 951-960.

2 Wright, I.A., Maxwell, T.J., Russel, A.J.F., Hunter, E.D., Sibbald, A.R., Hetherington, R.A. and Whyte, T.R. (1996). The effect of grazed sward height and stocking rate on animal performance and output from beef cow systems. Grass and Forage Science, 51, 199-208.

Wright, I.A. and Milne, J.A. (1996). Aversion of red deer and roe deer to denatonium benzoate in the diet. Forestry, 69, 1-4.

Pinto Andrade, L., Rhind, S.M., Wright, I.A., McMillen, S.R., Goddard, P.J. and Bramley, T.A. (1995). Effects of infusion of GnRH pulses and of level of body condition on ovarian function in postpartum beef cows. Animal Reproduction Science, 40, 177-192.

Carro, M.O., Mantecon, A.R., Wright, I.A and Gordon, I.J. (1994). Effect of time of supplementary feeding on intake, apparent digestibility and rumen fermentation of grass hay by sheep. Animal Production, 59, 217-222.

Wright, I.A., Jones, J.R., Maxwell, T.J., Russel, A.J.F. and Hunter, E.A. (1994). The effect of genotype x environmental interactions on biological efficiency in beef cows Animal Production, 58, 197-207.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Smith, A.J. and Whyte, T.K. (1994). Female-female influences on the duration of the post-partum anoestrous period in beef cows. Animal Production, 59, 49-53.

Osoro, K. and Wright I.A. (1992). The effect of body condition, live weight, breed, age, calf performance and calving date on reproductive performance of spring-calving beef cows. Journal of Animal Science, 70, 1661-1666.

Rhind, S.M., Bramley, T.A., Wright, I.A. and McMillen, S.R. (1992). FSH and LH receptor concentrations in large ovarian follicles of beef cows in high and low levels of body condition at nine weeks post-partum. Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 4, 515-522.

Wright, I.A. (1992). The response of spring-born suckled calves to the provision of supplementary feeding when grazing two sward heights in autumn. Animal Production, 54, 197-202.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Smith, A.J. and Whyte, T.K. (1992). Effects of body condition and estradiol on luteinizing hormone secretion in post-partum beef cows. Domestic Animal Endocrinology, 9, 305-312.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M. and Whyte, T.K. (1992). A note on the effects of pattern of food intake and body condition on the duration of the post-partum anoestrous period and LH profiles in beef cows. Animal Production, 54, 143-146.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Whyte, T.K. and Smith, A.J. (1992). Effects of body condition at calving and feeding level after calving on LH profiles and the duration of the post-partum anoestrous period in beef cows. Animal Production, 55, 41-46.

3 Osoro, K. and Wright I.A. (1991). A note on the post-weaning performance of autumn-born suckled calves. Animal Production, 52, 551-553.

Wright, I.A. and Russel, A.J.F. (1991). Changes in the body composition of beef cattle during compensatory growth. Animal Production, 52, 105-113.

Prado, R., Rhind, S.M., Wright, I.A., Russel, A.J.F., McMillen, S.R., Smith, A.J. and McNeilly, A.S. (1990). Ovarian follicle populations, steroidogenicity and micromorphology at five and nine weeks post partum in beef cows in two levels of body condition. Animal Production, 51, 103-108.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Whyte, T.K., Smith, A.J., McMillen, S.R. and Prado, R. (1990). Circulating concentrations of LH and FSH and pituitary responsiveness to GnRH in intact and ovariectomised suckled beef cows in two levels of body condition. Animal Production, 51, 93-101.

Wright, I.A., Whyte, T.K. and Osoro, K. (1990). The herbage intake and performance of autumn calving beef cows and their calves when grazing continuously at two sward heights. Animal Production, 51, 85-92.

Russel, A.J.F., Wright, I.A. and Hunter, E.A. (1989). Factors affecting reproductive efficiency in beef cows. Animal Production, 48, 657-658.

Wright, I.A., Russel, A.J.F. and Hunter, E.A. (1989). Compensatory growth in cattle grazing different vegetation types. Animal Production, 48, 43-50.

Wright, I.A. and Whyte, T.K. (1989). Effects of sward height on the performance of continuously stocked spring-calving beef cows and their calves. Grass and Forage Science, 44, 259-266.

Wright, I.A., White, I.R., Russel, A.J.F., Whyte, T.K. and McBean, A.J. (1988). Prediction of calving date in beef cows by real-time ultrasonic scanning. Veterinary Record, 123, 228-229.

Penman, A.D. and Wright, I.A. (1987). Determination of deuterium level in biological fluids by isotope ratio mass spectrometry. Biomedical and Environmental Mass Spectrometry, 14, 339-342.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Russel, A.J.F., Whyte, T.K. and McBean, A.J. (1987). Effect of body condition, feed level and temporary calf separation on the post-partum anoestrous period and LH and FSH levels in beef cows. Animal Production, 44, 467- 468.

Wright, I.A., Rhind, S.M., Russel, A.J.F., Whyte, T.K., McBean, A.J. and McMillen, S.R. (1987). Effects of body condition, feed intake and temporary calf separation on the duration of the post-partum anoestrous period and associated LH, FSH and prolactin concentrations in beef cows. Animal Production, 45, 395-402.

4 Wright, I.A., Russel, A.J.F. and Hunter, E.A. (1987). Effects of genotype and post- weaning nutrition on compensatory growth in cattle reared as singles or twins. Animal Production, 45, 423-432.

Wright, I.A. and Russel, A.J.F. (1987). Effect of sward height on beef cow performance and on the relationship between calf milk and herbage intakes. Animal Production, 44, 363-370.

Wright, I.A., Russel, A.J.F. and Hunter, E.A. (1986). Effect of winter food level on compensatory growth of weaned suckled calves grazed at two sward heights. Animal Production, 42, 211-223.

Wright, I.A., Russel, A.J.F. and Hunter, E.A. (1986). Use of body condition scoring to ration beef cows in late pregnancy. Animal Production, 43, 391-396.

Russel, A.J.F. and Wright, I.A. (1985) Interactions between winter and summer nutrition in suckler cow management. Animal Production, 40, 528.

White, I.R., Russel, A.J.F., Wright, I.A. and Whyte, T.K. (1985). Real-time ultrasonic scanning in the diagnosis of pregnancy and the estimation of gestational age in cattle. Veterinary Record, 117, 5-8.

Wright, I.A. and Russel, A.J.F. (1984). Composition and energy content of empty body-weight change in mature cattle. Animal Production, 39, 365-369.

Wright, I.A. and Russel, A.J.F. (1984). Estimation in vivo of the chemical composition of the bodies of mature cows. Animal Production, 38, 33-44.

Wright, I.A. and Russel, A.J.F. (1984). Partition of Fat, Body Composition and Body Condition Score in Mature Cows. Animal Production, 38, 23-32.

Russel, A.J.F. and Wright, I.A. (1983). Factors affecting maintenance requirements of beef cows. Animal Production, 37, 329-334.

Russel, A.J.F. and Wright, I.A. (1983). Use of blood metabolites in the determination of energy status in beef cows. Animal Production, 37, 335-343.

Russel, A.J.F. and Wright, I.A. (1982). Utilisation of body reserves in pregnancy. Animal Production, 34, 393.

Other peer-reviewed publications

Staal, Steven, MacMillan, Susan, Wright, Iain, Sones, Keith, Galie, Alessandra, Mtimet, and Kamarah, Umar. (2020). Livestock value chains that foster inclusivity and scale. In: Inclusive Growth - Making Value Chains Work for Smallholder Farmers. (Ed. Casper van Vark). Islamic Development Bank Group, Jeddah.

5 Wright, I.A., Ericksen, P, Mude, A., Robinson, L.W., Sircely, J. (2015). Importance of livestock production from grasslands for national and local food and nutritional security in developing countries. Invited Plenary Paper. In: (Roy, M.M. et al. (eds), Sustainable Utilisation of Grassland Resources for Forage Production, Bioviversity and Environmental Protection: Souvenir of 23rd International Grassland Congress, November 20-24, New Delhi, India. Range Society of India of India, Jhansi, U.P. pp. 68

Seré, C., Ayantunde, A., Duncan, A., Freeman, A., Herrero, A., Tarawali, S. and Wright, I. (2008). Livestock production and poverty alleviation – challenges and opportunities in arid and semi-arid tropical rangeland based systems. In: Multifunctional Grasslands in a Changing World. Proceedings of XXI International Grassland Congress / VII International Rangelands Congress, Hohhut, China. Vol 1, pp 19-26.

Wright, I.A., Milne, J.A., Birch, C.P.D., Sibbald, A.R., McLeod, J.E. and Stanworth, G. (2003). HillPlan: A decision support tool to aid in the management of rangelands in the uplands of the United Kingdom. Rangelands in the New Millennium. Proceedings of the VII International Rangeland Congress, Durban, South Africa, 26 July - 1 August 2003. pp975-977.

Kerven, C., Alimaev, I.I., Behnke, R.H., Davidson, G.C., Franchois, L., Malmakov, N., Mathijs, E., Smailov, A., Temirbekov, S. and Wright, I.A. (2003). Retraction and expansion of flock mobility in Central Asia: costs and consequences. Rangelands in the New Millennium. Proceedings of the VII International Rangeland Congress, Durban, South Africa, 26 July - 1 August 2003. pp543-556.

Wright, I.A. and Kerven, C. (1999). The role of winter fodder in livestock systems on rangelands in Kazakhstan. People and Rangelands : Building the future. Proceedings of the IV International Rangeland Congress, Townsville, Queensland, Australia, 1999. Volume 1, pp47-48.

Wright, I.A., Jones, J.R., Maxwell, T.J. and Russel, A.J.F. (1989). Performance of three beef cow genotypes when grazing sown pasture at two sward heights. XVI International Grassland Congress, Nice, France, October 1989, pp. 1201-1202.