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Regions and Gastronomy
Diane Dodd

From trough to Table: Mapping the Food Chain Saves Lives

Nearly half of global manufacturers say they don’t have any visibility past their direct suppliers – in other words, they don’t know what is happening in their supply chain. While they may audit first tier suppliers, they usually cannot see beyond them to their suppliers’ suppliers.Applying higher standards to information

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Cities and Culture
Diane Dodd

13th Conference on "European Culture" | Cluj-Napoca, Romania

The European Studies Institute of the University of Piura (Peru) and the Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (Romania) invite you to the 13th «European Culture» Conference, which will take place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania between the 29th and the 31th of October 2015 at the Faculty of European Studies (Babeş-Bolyai University). The dialogue between

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Regions and Gastronomy
Diane Dodd

Food Festival Promotes Cultural Exchange

The Foreign Ministry and 30 foreign embassies in Hanoi hosted a food festival on January 24 in a bid to promote cultural exchange among nations and raise funds for orphans and the disabled. More than 4,000 people flocked to the event, where the embassies put on show the specialties and unique

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Cities and Culture
Diane Dodd

CCCB – International Cultural Innovation Prize

The Cultural Innovation International Prize is a biennial competition organised by the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB) with the aim of incentivising projects that explore the potential cultural scenarios of the coming years through research and practice. The first edition of the Prize ties in with the 20th

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Cities and Culture
Diane Dodd

Food Culture: A City is What it Eats

Modern, urban life often makes a ‘slow food’ approach to eating difficult. Urban life steers us towards food that is quick to get hold of , tasty and cheap. How we use food is deeply rooted in our cultural attitudes towards it. If we can understand what shapes our views on

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Cities and Culture
Diane Dodd

Car-less Bree Street Brings Colour and Life to Cape Town

Something strange happens when all the cars leave an ordinarily busy road: you start looking at it in a completely different way. Many visitors to Open Streets Bree Street commented that it was almost surreal to see the road’s cycle lanes being used in the manner in which they were

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Blog
Diane Dodd

Bidding for the 2016 European Region of Gastronomy Award Closes

The deadline for bidding for the first annual European Region of Gastronomy award closed on Monday 19 January 2015. The shortlisted regions will be announced on Friday 6 February 2015 at 11:00am, during a public presentation of their candidate proposals at the Palacete Villa Moraes in Ponte de Lima, in

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Cities and Culture
Diane Dodd

Iraq Tries to Get Babylon on World Heritage List

Iraqi Minister of Tourism and Antiquities on Monday said that his country is seeking to restore the ancient ruin city of Babylon onto the UNESCO world heritage list. UNESCO earlier said that the U.S. troops and contractors inflicted considerable damage on the historic Iraqi site of Babylon, driving heavy machinery over

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Blog
Diane Dodd

Developing a Feasible Cultural Project Plan

IGCAT’s Director gave the 2nd of a 3-part general tutorial to international students of the Master in Arts and Cultural Management at the International University of Catalonia on 19th January 2015. The general tutorials outline how to research, write and develop a feasible cultural project plan. Following the general tutorials the

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Experience Tourism
Diane Dodd

UNWTO activities at FITUR 2015

Models of production and sustainable tourism consumption, the role of technology in the universal accessibility of tourism, the future of tourism in Middle East and North of Africa, the tourism investments in Africa and the shopping tourism are only some of the issues approached in the activities that the UNWTO

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Regions and Gastronomy
Diane Dodd

Farm Hit by Falling Milk Prices Sells 'Raw' Milk Direct

A farm has started selling its milk directly to the public because the money it receives wholesale is “plummeting”. Jane Barnes has a licence from the Food Standards Agency to sell unpasteurised milk, sometimes known as raw milk, directly from her farm in Somerby, Leicestershire. She is aiming to …READ

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