Contact
Paul Egan, Associate Professor/ Researcher
Department of Plant Protection Biology
E-mail: paul.egan@slu.se
Telephone: +46 (0) 40-415162
SLU's research profile
Last changed: 17 September 2024
Below you can find a sample of past and on-going research, teaching, and other initiatives at SLU related to food security, shocks and crises, and humanitarian agriculture. Focus is on low- and middle-income country contexts, with Swedish and other international work of particular relevance included.
- Teaching course: Global food systems and food security – 2024
- Research project: Improving food security by enhancing sesame production in the post-conflict-affected areas in Sudan – 2021-2023.
- Webinar: Humanitarian-Development-Peace nexus: Connecting the dots for climate-resilient food systems – 2023.
- Research report: Navigating the Food Crises – Insights from AgriFoSe2030 Projects, Reports from East Africa and Southeast Asia – 2023.
- Symposium: Food systems in the face of climate and exogenous shocks: Building back better for increased resilience – 2023.
- Research project: The effect of extreme weather on the health and productivity of dairy cows – 2019-2023.
- Research report: Identification and synthesis of agrometeorological extreme weather indicators for the temperate-boreal zone. Published by SLU – 2021.
- Research project: Post-disaster recovery of smallholder livelihoods: quantifying the value of pollination services – 2017.
- Research paper: Changing Land Use, Disaster Risk and Adaptive Responses in Upland Communities in Thailand. Journal: IDRiM – 2015.
- Research report: Agricultural Rehabilitation: Mapping the Linkages Between Humanitarian Relief, Social Protection and Development.