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Would you like to try some âpigeon pooâ made of insect flour or learn that black soldier fly larvae can get overweight? Then join us on our journey to Madagascarâs insect sectorâŚThe ZEF-led ProciNut project organized two insect-rearing trainings, in addition to a regional policy roundtable in the central highlands as well as a national…
2018 | Capacity building | Community outreach | Edible Insects | Edible Insects | Europe | Food Security | Global | Information | Marwa Shumo | Science Communication | Urban | ZEF/Bonn
A spring full of bug activities
“No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.” – Hal Borland We did experience a long harsh winter this year, but at the end, spring did not skipp us and it did arrive in a full swing. The arrival of spring means being able to walk around our beautiful 200 years old university campus…
2019 | Global | Information | Irit Eguavoen | Researchers
Twelve months â twelve books. My 2019 reading list on cities
The new year comes with updated New Year resolutions. And the question whether I have really fully read all the books from my previous 2018 reading list? Well⌠almost :-). My training and learning curve of 2018 rose steeply due to inspiring readings, exiting conference panels, and field research in Abidjan [Website]. In summer I…
Elevator Pitch: “Sorority”
“What does sorority mean to you?” This is what ZEF Junior Researcher Namrata Rawat and Margee Salgado decided to ask people around ZEF during an elevator pitch.
2016 | Global | Marwa Shumo | Researchers
Entomology without borders a.k.a The Insects Olympics
Away from her flies and waste samples, Marwa paid the spa a visit and to be honest while she was there nothing played in her head more than Shania Twainâs song: ManâŚI feel like a woman đ Marwaâs visit to the spa was in line with her preparations to an exciting journey that she waiting…
2015 | Africa | Field research | Location | Marwa Shumo | Researchers
Everything is just SAWA
It’s my second week here and I am getting very used to my surroundings and life in Nairobi. I moved out of icipe’s guest house and into my own place. I am renting a residential unit within the household of Mama Halima and her family. My new home is less than ten minutes walk from…