Research
The Center adopts a systems perspective to its research that takes place within interlinked thematic research focus areas. These focus areas guide the Center’s research initiatives and connect it to food system challenges of societal relevance. The three interlinked thematic research focus areas include Effective Food Value Chains, Appropriate Nutrition for Health, and Sustainable Food Production. Resilience and resource efficiency are core concepts for the Center’s work on food value chains and food production systems. Diversity and safety are underlying principles for our work on food production and appropriate nutrition.
With our work, we contribute directly to eight of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including Zero Hunger, Sustainable Consumption and Production, and Good Health and Well-Being.
Core Research Activities
The Center's core research activities strive to provide leadership and foresight on issues connected to food and nutrition security based on innovative solutions for pressing problems of the world food system.
- Manage competitive research programs
- Develop and support Flagship research projects
- Support special collaborations
WFSC members have experience and projects in over 70 countries. DownloadSee where we work (JPEG, 365 KB)
