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Research news | 2023-12-08

COP28: Five key actions to fight the food crisis

A new science brief from Stockholm Resilience Centre and Global Resilience Partnership launched during COP28 discusses why the current food crisis has escalated so quickly up to global proportions. The researchers list five key actions for policy-makers to address.

General news | 2023-12-06

Malin Falkenmark, water pioneer and academic mother of water research has passed

It is with deep sadness we have learned that professor Malin Falkenmark has passed away at 98 years of age. She has been a pathbreaking pioneer and hero, always curious, always eager to learn more and always dedicated to sharing her knowledge with the next generation

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Resilience at the heart of COP28

News & events

COP28: Five key actions to fight the food crisis

Malin Falkenmark, water pioneer and academic mother of water research has passed

Our focus areas

Ocean

Food

Anthropocene

Development

Complex adaptive systems

Stewardship & transformations

Lorumipsum

Resilience & Development

Complexities

Stewardship & transformations

Key concepts

What is resilience?

Applying resilience

Reconnecting to the biosphere

Planetary boundaries

Nobel Prize Summit Our Planet, Our Future

What we do

Outreach

Partnerships and change processes

Education

Research

Impact

Impact and application

Science with real world application