Food Chain
Considering how to make food systems more productive and sustainable
Print ISSN: 2046-1879
Online ISSN: 2046-1887
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Food Chain, now an Open Access journal, encourages critical thinking on how food systems can be more productive and sustainable, with concrete implications for designing, implementing, and evaluating development programming. It is essential reading for practitioners, researchers, donors, policymakers, engaged in activities directed at smallholders and poor consumers in the global South.
Managing Editor
Jenny Peebles, Practical Action Publishing
Editorial Advisory Board
Conny Almekinders – Wageningen University and Research Centre, Netherlands
Christopher Bacon – Santa Clara University, USA
Ben Bennett – University of Greenwich, UK
Trent Blare – International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Bangladesh
Dominique Bounie – University of Lille, France
Claire Coote – University of Greenwich, UK
Martin Hilmi – University of Kurdistan Hewlêr, Iraq
Clare Nicklin – McKnight Foundation, Ecuador
Peggy Oti-Boateng – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), France
Nigel Poole – SOAS, University of London, UK
Rachel Wynberg – University of Cape Town, South Africa
- COVID-19, seed security and social differentiation: when it rains, it pours
- Guest Editorial: Special issue on Fair Trade and the Sustainable Development Goals
- Being realistic about the contribution of private businesses to public nutrition objectives
- Variability in traditional processing of gari: a major food security product from cassava
- Market-based strategies to upscale organic fertilizer use in Nepal to achieve productivity, resilience, and the SDGs
- Village Savings and Loan Associations: experience from Zanzibar
- Biofortification: lessons from the Golden Rice project
- Insects in the human food chain: global status and opportunities
- Nutrient composition of insects and their potential application in food and feed in Europe
- Conference report: Insects to Feed the World
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