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This conference takes place 23-24 June 2016 at the David Attenborough Building. It is co-hosted by the Global Food Security Initiative (GFSI), Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) and Centre of Development Studies. A wide range of stimulating speakers will cover topics across two main streams:

1) food security, sustainability and conservation 2) economics, culture and politics of food

Further information and link to bookings can be found here:

bit.ly/GFS2016

For enquiries, contact Will Simonson at wds10@cam.ac.uk

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