PPT-Enhancing Resilience to Food Security Shocks

the ability of individuals households communities or systems to bounce back or recover following a shock or stress and build positively on this experience Frankenberger et al 2007 . Chris Barrett and Teevrat Garg, Cornell University. Sept. . 4, 2014, Harvard University Center for the Environment. Outline. Adapt . an existing . model . that couples exogenous climate drivers, wildlife . Reconciling Definition And Measurement. Joanna B. Upton, Jennifer . Denno. . Cissé. & Christopher . B. Barrett. Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics & Management. Cornell University. Through Leadership Embodiment & Peacemaking Circles. One . Day Workshop. June. 20, 2015, . 9:30 am – 6:00 . pm. $190.00. The Center at . Westwoods. 590 Gay Street, Westwood, MA 02090. Like . animals, we have evolved to react when in danger as part of our survival. Yet, like this "cool" cat sitting calmly astride her equine friend, we, too, can learn to return to centered alignment and ease no matter how pressured we feel. When we are under pressure, pain or stress, instead of numbing out, or being overwhelmed, we can develop resilience through accessing these tools to better care for ourselves and others.. Protracted Crisis Prepared by: Timothy R. Frankenberger , President of TANGO International Inc.; Tom Spangler , TANGO International Inc.; Suzanne Nelson , TANGO International, Inc.; Mark Langwor B. . Barrett. Charles H. Dyson School, . Cornell University. Presentation at the Cornell University/Institute on Science for Global Policy conference on Food Safety, Security, and Defense: . Focus on Food and the Environment. Research . Service. Workshop on ‘. Finding Meaning in Our Measures: Overcoming Challenges to Quantitative Food . Security’. . Washington, DC. February 9, 2015. Food Security As Resilience: . Reconciling Definition And Measurement. Margaret Reams, Ph.D.. Louisiana State University. The Starting Point: The Adaptive Cycle. The model of the adaptive cycle was derived from the comparative study of the dynamics of ecosystems.. Meant to be a tool for thought: focuses attention upon processes of destruction and reorganization, which are often neglected in favor of growth and conservation. . UK & Ireland Chapter, CSA . The Information . Lodestone:. The Bridge . and . Beyond. Why look to the past?. Black Death. 1348-1350. Why look to the past?. To move forward!. Picture: . tomasz. . przechlewski. Integrated Energy. Operational Resilience and Recovery. Jeff Dagle, PE. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. August 12, 2015. Outline. Historical perspectives on electricity reliability. What is “resilience”?. Introductory Workshop. Training Approach. Goal: Learn resilience assessment methodology by practicing each step. What would you like to get out of this workshop?. Methodology Approach. Background Information: Resilience, Systems Thinking, Climate Change. [insert place and dates] . [Insert a picture relevant to the context]. Introduction. [Insert a picture relevant to the context]. Workshop Objectives. By the end of the workshop participants will be able to: . and Analysis II. RIMA-II. Marco . d’Errico. Resilience Analysis . and Policies team. Agricultural Development Economics . Division.  . Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.  . FAO-RIMA@fao.org. Saving Livelihoods Saves Lives. STRATEGIC RESPONSE TO THE HUMANITARIAN-DEVELOPMENT NEXUS . Dr. . Shukri Ahmed, Deputy Strategic Programme Leader, Resilience FAO. Emergency Aid: Innovative Methodologies and Enhanced Resilience. in Jordan Stefania Di Giuseppe Economist (RAP Team) Marco Letta Economist (RAP Team) Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO - RIMA@fao.org Outline 1. Introduction 2. RIMA: Resili