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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2023 · 23 MIN

E3 - Sofia Cavalleri: Researching Tradition and Innovation in Food Systems

from S2: Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula · host International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics

In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Sofia Cavalleri (MESPOM batch 13),  an ethnobotanist researcher passionate about Traditional Medicine & Diet.Currently Sofia is Researcher Coordinator at the Future Food Institute, where she leads publications on sustainable food systems and works on a million other exciting projects promoting healthy diets and food environments among other topics. Tune in to hear her insightful thoughts on traditional food systems, innovation, urban rural nexus and much much more!About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

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