Video, 2 hrs

Make It Grow

Planet to Plate

16 Jun 2021 12:00

Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya hosts a video screening and discussion, that showcases a series of participatory videos that pitch ideas for Zimbabwean community food projects. The community video-makers then answered questions about their projects and videos.

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Dr Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya, Department of Geography

Make It Grow

Credits

Research

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Make It Grow

Credits

Research

See also

Bittersweet Air

Better Bacteria for Better Crops

Measuring Nutrients in Soil

Community Energy in Malawi

Pioneering the Future of Electric Vehicle Charging With Off-Grid Renewable Energy

Values-based Food Systems: From Shared Vision to Shared Reality

Rethinking Capitalism

Co-Creating Sustainable Food Systems: Water

From Microbes to Mammals: BioFest Showcases the Diversity of Life

Plastic Planet

Supporting the Safe Disposal of UK Plutonium

A Mirror of the Invisible: Shakespeare and Renaissance Science in the Modern World