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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 attends kick off meeting for the Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA Health) project

Kulima attends kick off meeting for the Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA Health) project

by Katharine Vincent | Dec 5, 2022 | Projects

Last week Dr Katharine Vincent was in Pretoria for the kick off meeting of the Food Systems Transformation in Southern Africa for One Health (FoSTA Health) project. The meeting brought together representatives from the different consortium organisations that will work...
Kulima participated in kick off meeting for new research on gender and pastoralism

Kulima participated in kick off meeting for new research on gender and pastoralism

by Katharine Vincent | Jun 24, 2022 | Projects

This week Dr Katharine Vincent was in Nairobi for the kick off meeting for new research on gender and pastoralism in conflict-affected African drylands. Three projects have been funded by IDRC for the coming three years to undertake action research with pastoralists...
“A framework for examining justice in food system transformations research” New paper with inputs from Kulima

“A framework for examining justice in food system transformations research” New paper with inputs from Kulima

by Katharine Vincent | Jun 14, 2021 | Uncategorized

A new paper “A framework for examining justice in food system transformations research” has just been published in the journal Nature Food. The paper, led by Stephen Whitfield with a team that included Katharine Vincent, calls for critical analysis of the justice...

New paper with inputs from Kulima “A framework to analyse the implications of coastal transformation on inclusive development”

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 18, 2019 | Projects, Publications

A new paper "A framework to analyse the implications of coastal transformation on inclusive development" has just been made available online in the journal Environmental Science and Policy. The paper, led by Natalie Suckall with co-authors...

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  • Kulima provides climate change training and investigates adaptation behaviours in Zambia March 5, 2026
  • Kulima participates in research feedback meetings in Zambia for the FoSTA-Health project February 21, 2026
  • Kulima participates in writeshop of the SALIENT project in Cape Town January 30, 2026

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