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SUMMARY:Sustainable Rice-Based Systems for Food and Nutrition Security\, Po
 verty Elimination\, and Climate Resilience Through Partnerships in Less Fa
 vorable Environments of the South
DESCRIPTION:Basel Sustainability Forum: Food\\r\\nThis lecture series bring
 s together researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of fo
 od systems\, sustainability science\, and societal change. Scholars from d
 iverse disciplinary backgrounds\, including agronomy\, public health\, eco
 nomics\, political science\, and science and technology studies present th
 eir work on food-related challenges\, from food security and access to the
  governance of food technologies to the transformation of agricultural sys
 tems. The lecture series explores how research can go beyond describing pr
 oblems and deficiencies by contributing to just\, resilient\, and sustaina
 ble food futures.\\r\\nThe 2026 Basel Sustainability Forum is open to anyo
 ne with an interest in sustainability and provides a space for engagement 
 with research and real-world challenges of feeding a growing global popula
 tion.
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong><u>Basel Sustainability Forum: Food</u></strong></p>\
 n<p>This lecture series brings together researchers and practitioners work
 ing at the intersection of food systems\, sustainability science\, and soc
 ietal change. Scholars from diverse disciplinary backgrounds\, including a
 gronomy\, public health\, economics\, political science\, and science and 
 technology studies present their work on food-related challenges\, from fo
 od security and access to the governance of food technologies to the trans
 formation of agricultural systems. The lecture series explores how researc
 h can go beyond describing problems and deficiencies by contributing to ju
 st\, resilient\, and sustainable food futures.</p>\n<p>The 2026 Basel Sust
 ainability Forum is open to anyone with an interest in sustainability and 
 provides a space for engagement with research and real-world challenges of
  feeding a growing global population.</p>
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