Wednesday 5 April 2022
12.00
Welcome and reflections on GFS-FSR/OECD-CRP conference on 7 and 8 December 2021
John Ingram, University of Oxford, United Kingdom.
12.15
Comments from OECD-CRP
Lieve Herman, Flanders Research Institute for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Belgium
Session 1: Critiques of the UK Food System Resilience concepts
13.30
Sweden – Line Gordon, Stockholm University
13.40
Switzerland – Johan Six, ETH-Zurich
13.50
Australia – Bill Bellotti, University of Queensland (retired)
Session 2: National innovations
14.50
Integrating ‘push’ and ‘pull’ approaches to enhance food system resilience
Bálint Balázs, Environmental Social Science Research Group, Hungary
15.10
Enhancing the resilience of mountain food systems through farm diversification
Rike Stotten, Universität Innsbruck, Austria
15.30
Managing diversity for food system resilience
Anne Pihlanto, Natural Resources Institute, Finland
15.50
The potential role of short supply chains in strengthening food system resilience
Carolina Yacamán Ochoa, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
16.10
How can concomitant crises strengthen diets to enhance food system resilience?
Rebecca Kanter, Universidad de Chile, Chile
Thursday 6 April 2022
09.05
Digitalisation of agricultural innovation systems to enhance resilience
Simon Fielke, CSIRO Australia
09.20
Risk perception and emergency food preparedness in Germany
Martin Banse, Thünen Institute, Braunschweig, Germany
09.35
How green infrastructure can enhance urban food system resilience
Attila Tóth, Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Slovak Republic
Session 3: Policy relevance
10.35
Food system resilience studies and research projects in Europe
Thom Achterbosch, Wageningen Economic Research, Netherlands
10.55
Empirical measures of resilience to inform agricultural and food system policy (Recording)
Bill Kaye-Blake, New Zealand Institute for Economic Research, New Zealand
11.15
Policy formulation and implementation to enhance food system resilience
Tom Tomich, UC Davis, USA
11.35
Food System Resilience: Looking through Canadian Lenses
Mike Brklacich, Carleton University, Canada & Allyson Quinlan, Resilience Alliance, Canada
