Certificate in Nutrition Security in a Changing Climate
-- ViewingNowThe Certificate in Nutrition Security in a Changing Climate course is a timely and essential program that addresses the critical nexus of food security, climate change, and public health. As the world grapples with the effects of a changing climate, there is an increasing demand for professionals who can develop and implement strategies to ensure nutrition security.
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โข Climate Change and Nutrition Security: An Overview
โข Understanding Nutrition Security: Concepts and Importance
โข Climate Change and Food Systems: Impacts and Vulnerabilities
โข Climate-Smart Agriculture and Nutrition
โข Adaptation Strategies for Nutrition Security in a Changing Climate
โข Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture: Strengthening the Link
โข Policy and Governance for Climate-Resilient Nutrition Security
โข Community-based Approaches to Enhance Nutrition Security in a Changing Climate
โข Monitoring and Evaluation of Nutrition Security Programs in the Context of Climate Change
โข Future Perspectives: Innovations, Research, and Capacity Building for Nutrition Security in a Changing Climate
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