Life was never quite the same for people on low incomes after the food crisis of 2008-11. But have people – and the world food system more generally – proven resilient in the wake of the food crisis? A harsh El Niño season triggering droughts and food crises requires answers to these questions.
Join Oxfam America for a panel discussion examining life after the global food price crisis and what is needed to create a resilient global food system.
Speakers
- Naomi Hossain, Research Fellow, IDS, University of Sussex
- Gabriela Alcaraz, Senior Markets and Trade Analyst, FEWS NET
- Miguel Robles, Research Fellow, IFPRI
Moderator: Kimberly Pfeifer, Head of Research, Oxfam America
Register
Places are limited, so please RSVP here.If you are interested in this event, but cannot attend in person, you can also participate online through WebEx (details available on the RSVP link).
Venue
Oxfam America (Policy and Campaigns Office) 1101 17th St, NW 13th FloorWashington, DCUSA
Related resources and publications
- Food crisis looms (again) as El Niño taking its toll on harvests (blog)
- Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility (publication)
- Delicious, Disgusting, Dangerous: Eating in a Time of Food Price Volatility (report)
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