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“Food systems transformation and One Health in southern Africa” New report from the FoSTA-Health project

“Food systems transformation and One Health in southern Africa” New report from the FoSTA-Health project

by Katharine Vincent | May 14, 2026 | Projects, Publications

The Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA-Health) project has now published its final report, with inputs from Kulima. FoSTA-Health is a multi-country, transdisciplinary project focused on food systems change in Malawi, South Africa,...
Kulima participates in research feedback meetings in Zambia for the FoSTA-Health project

Kulima participates in research feedback meetings in Zambia for the FoSTA-Health project

by Katharine Vincent | Feb 21, 2026 | Projects, Travel

Last week, Katharine Vincent and Willem Colenbrander joined colleagues from the Food Systems Transformation in southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA-Health) project in research feedback meetings in Zambia. The FoSTA-Health project is led by the University of Leeds and...
Kulima participates in the Transformations Community/Earth Systems Governance conference in Johannesburg

Kulima participates in the Transformations Community/Earth Systems Governance conference in Johannesburg

by Katharine Vincent | Aug 18, 2025 | events, Projects, Travel

This week Katharine Vincent and Willem Colenbrander are participating in the Transformations Community/Earth Systems Governance conference in Johannesburg, which has the theme “Navigating Sustainability Transformations Towards Justice and Equity”. Together with...
Kulima participates in FANRPAN regional dialogue to run a future food systems workshop

Kulima participates in FANRPAN regional dialogue to run a future food systems workshop

by Katharine Vincent | Aug 4, 2025 | Projects

This week Katharine Vincent, Stacia Nordin and Willem Colenbrander are participating in the FANRPAN Annual Regional Multistakeholder Policy Dialogue 2025 in Johannesburg, which has the theme “Aligning Regional Policies and Investments for Accelerated Agrifood...
Kulima visits Malawi field sites for CLARE BASIN project

Kulima visits Malawi field sites for CLARE BASIN project

by Katharine Vincent | Oct 10, 2024 | Projects, Travel

This week Katharine Vincent has been in Malawi to visit field sites for research being undertaken through the Climate Adaptation and Resilience (CLARE) Behavioural Adaptation for Water Security and Inclusion (BASIN).  project. BASIN is using insights from behavioural...
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