In terms of concrete action, what have we learned at #EATforum18 that we can take back home, asks Dagfinn Høybråten.
Leaders at the EAT forum called for a ‘revolution’ to tackle one of our biggest challenges.
Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Isabella Lövin said we need nothing less than a revolution to transform our global food system.
There's no such thing as a food shortage facing the world. But there is a crisis for farmers.
The work that my colleagues and I do is focused on building a better food system—but what we are really trying to do is build...
Sam Kass is as down to earth as when he planted the White House garden with Michelle Obama.
Through C40, cities around the world have made commitments to cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and lead the way towards a healthier and more sustainable...
This opinion editorial by Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia H. E. Professor Nila F. Moeloek & EAT Executive Chair Dr. Gunhild A....
The initiative will engage with youth to develop policies and promote action to tackle the increasing prevalence of adolescent overweight and obesity.
The chef celebrates native African ingredients which she obtains through a network of local farmers and producers. Read more about her contemporary take on African...
Plant Forward Top 50 || Paul Svensson, head chef at The Restaurant at Fotografiska in Stockholm, Sweden, offers diners a green gastrononomic experience, where his...