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Report from the SB-58 Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany – Lamin Dibba MSc Agriculture and Development student – Part 1
July 14, 2023
Lamin Dibba, MSc Agriculture and Development student at the Graduate Institute of International Development Agriculture and Economics (GIIDAE), a 2022/2023 Chevening Scholar at the University of Reading, and a member of the International Association of Students in Agriculture and related Sciences (IAAS), attended the Bonn Conference and reports back to the Walker Institute with a comprehensive report in two parts. Part 1.
Report from the SB-58 Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany – Lamin Dibba MSc Agriculture and Development student – Part 2
July 14, 2023
Lamin Dibba, MSc Agriculture and Development student at the Graduate Institute of International Development Agriculture and Economics (GIIDAE), a 2022/2023 Chevening Scholar at the University of Reading, and a member of the International Association of Students in Agriculture and related Sciences (IAAS), attended the Bonn Conference and reports back to the Walker Institute with a comprehensive report in two parts. Part 2.
Dr Elena Saggioro participated in the WWRP/WCRP Sub seasonal to Seasonal (S2S) Summit conference, celebrating the 10 years of the S2S prediction project, at the University of Reading
Helping doctoral students develop their systems literacy
June 27, 2023
Dr Harley Pope, Walker Institute Research Fellow and Walker Academy Lead, delivered a series of workshops to 1st and 2nd year students on food systems thinking and literacy at the FoodBioSystems Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) summer school.
Welcome to the Walker Update, bringing you up to speed with the latest developments from the Walker Institute and the wider climate science field. We’ve been busy with projects, building collaborative relationships and communicating our research – read on to find out more!
The Walker Institute team wishes you all a very peaceful and collaborative International Women's Day 2023. We join hands with women around the world, many of whom are increasingly impacted by climate change and call for action in ensuring that their voices are heard and that we embrace equity together.