Research hubs/platforms are websites, or sections from organisational websites, allowing you to browse or search for various types of resources, all from one place. They are a good source of grey literature such as reports, preprints and blogs.
Examines how food systems are performing across three pillars: food loss and waste, sustainable agriculture, and nutritional challenges. Includes blogs and an interactive world map.
Hear from the authors and explore thematic chapters on crisis responses that can reduce the impact of food system shocks and build resilience for the future.
The International Food Policy Research Institute has developed tools, resources, and analyses to support policymaking in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Resources include blog posts, databases, events, and publications on the impacts and response to COVID-19.
The IFPR's library. Whilst not all resources are free to non members those that are include: a repository of publications and online guides covering topics such as food systems and hunger.
The KISM platform is a gateway to help farmer organizations, food businesses, governments, and practitioners access cutting-edge research and tools on innovative food systems and markets for better-informed decisions on inclusive and sustainable food value chains.
TABLE is a food systems platform that sets out the evidence, assumptions and values that people bring to debates about resilient and sustainable food futures. Provides access to various resources including a resource library, blog posts and podcasts.
