A virtual event highlighting global perspectives regional and global food, agricultural and environmental systems related in the Caribbean Small Island Developing States.

Date: Wednesday-Thursday, 10-11 November 2021

Time: 21:30-02:30 (UTC+8)

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In a recent event to celebrate the University of West Indies (UWI) Faculty Of Food And Agriculture's 100th anniversary of academic excellence in teaching, learning and research of food, agriculture and the environment, regional, global scientists, academicians and stakeholders convened to showcase contemporary food and agricultural research and innovations relevant to Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

WorldFish’s Global Lead in Nutrition and Public Health, 2021 World Food Prize Laureate and Trinidad and Tobago citizen Shakuntala Thilsted joined the session to collate and share innovative solutions backed by scientific data and research experience in aquatic food systems to inform future research, development and decision making in Caribbean's food production sectors through the sustainable transformation of food, land and water systems.

Together with the other panel members, including Deputy Dean of the faculty Gaius Eudoxie, they discussed solutions to enhance the effectiveness of academic research towards decision making and policy development, facilitated knowledge sharing on food systems transformation amongst stakeholders, and encouraged stronger collaboration and networking among regional, global scientists and stakeholders.

Explore the infographic of key takeaways from Shakuntala Thilsted and Gaius Eudoxie's presentations below to learn more.

Follow WorldFish and the hashtag #aquaticfoods to check out past conversations on Twitter.

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One Hundred Years of Agricultural Research and Innovation: Perspectives on Tropical Agriculture