The Migration and Food Security in the Global South (MiFOOD) Project designs and implements a new and innovative high-impact global research and knowledge mobilization agenda focused on the neglected interactions between migration and food security.

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MiFOOD team publishes new book “New Directions in South-South Migration”

MiFOOD Director Jonathan Crush and team members Abel Chikanda and Sujata Ramachandran publish new book titled "New Directions in South-South Migration" which offers a comprehensive ...
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MiFOOD partner publishes new book on “Urban Food Systems in Latin America”

MiFOOD partner Tiana Bakić Hayden in Mexico co-edits a book with Joaquin Pérez Martin entitled "Urban Food Systems in Latin America: Territories, Mobilities and Governance". ...
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MiFOOD partner organizes workshop on Global Foodscapes: Transnational Pathways of Food and Migration In and Out of Asia

MiFOOD partner at National University of Singapore and Asia Research Institute organizes workshop on "Global Foodscapes: Transnational Pathways of Food and Migration In and Out ...
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MiFOOD team publishes new book “New Directions in South-South Migration”

MiFOOD Director Jonathan Crush and team members Abel Chikanda and Sujata Ramachandran publish new book titled "New Directions in South-South Migration" which offers a comprehensive ...
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MiFOOD partner publishes new book on “Urban Food Systems in Latin America”

MiFOOD partner Tiana Bakić Hayden in Mexico co-edits a book with Joaquin Pérez Martin entitled "Urban Food Systems in Latin America: Territories, Mobilities and Governance". ...

LATEST MiFOOD PAPERS

Considering the Migration and Food Security Nexus in African Cities

Jonathan Crush and Zack Ahmed

International migration and food security are still treated as separate policy and research domains, yet they are deeply intertwined in the African urban context. This paper unbundles the nexus between migration and urban food security by examining how migrants and refugees navigate food systems, cope with vulnerabilities, and deploy resilience strategies to mitigate food insecurity. As rapid urbanization reshapes African…

Informal Female Food Vendors, COVID-19, and Post-Pandemic Recovery in Kisumu, Kenya

Silvia A. Odhiambo, Patrick Mbullo Owuor, Doreen Obondo, Janet Anyango Onyango, Joyce Kiplagat and Elizabeth Onyango

While there is substantial literature on the effects of COVID-19 on formal businesses, limited evidence exists on the impacts of the pandemic on informal female-owned enterprises. Additionally, no studies have explored the role of post-pandemic recovery strategies in meeting the unique challenges experienced by the informal food vendors in secondary cities in the Global South. In this paper, we explore…

Harnessing Diaspora Finance for Climate Resilience in Africa

Eunice Annan-Aggrey

As climate change accelerates, the costs of adaptation are rising sharply. This escalation comes at a time when financial inflows to developing countries – such as official development assistance and foreign direct investment – are declining. Meanwhile, the global political climate is becoming unfavourable to sustained climate financing commitments. In this context, the role of remittances in supporting climate adaptation…

LATEST MiFOOD PAPERS

Considering the Migration and Food Security Nexus in African Cities

Jonathan Crush and Zack Ahmed

International migration and food security are still treated as separate policy and research domains, yet they are deeply intertwined in the African urban context. This paper unbundles the nexus between migration and urban food security by examining how migrants and refugees navigate food systems, cope with vulnerabilities, and deploy resilience strategies to mitigate food insecurity. As rapid urbanization reshapes African…

Informal Female Food Vendors, COVID-19, and Post-Pandemic Recovery in Kisumu, Kenya

Silvia A. Odhiambo, Patrick Mbullo Owuor, Doreen Obondo, Janet Anyango Onyango, Joyce Kiplagat and Elizabeth Onyango

While there is substantial literature on the effects of COVID-19 on formal businesses, limited evidence exists on the impacts of the pandemic on informal female-owned enterprises. Additionally, no studies have explored the role of post-pandemic recovery strategies in meeting the unique challenges experienced by the informal food vendors in secondary cities in the Global South. In this paper, we explore…

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