Report: Catalysing Academic–Humanitarian Partnerships for Emergency Food Security Response
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05/11/2026
This report makes the case for closer collaboration between academia and the humanitarian sector in emergency food security and agricultural livelihood responses. Drawing on insights from both sectors, it shows strong support for addressing the current collaboration gap.
The report will be launched on Tuesday 10 November at the Food Security Cluster Global Partner Meeting at the FAO headquarter in Rome.
Editors: Paul Egan and Helena Eriksson, SLU
The report is a collaboration between SLU, the Food Security Cluster and Global Challenges University Alliance.
Please download the report here (PDF 8Mb).

Contact
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PersonHelena ErikssonDivision of Political Science and Natural Resource Governance
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PersonPaul Egan, Programme coordinator GCUA 2030