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As a nation we continue to build, and rebuild, housing and infrastructure in hazardous places, and even headline-grabbing disasters don't necessarily lead to better decision-making. Despite an ever-growing library of tools aimed at promoting disaster resilience, insights and resources have not translated to better land-use decisions in many communities. In this presentation, Rumbach will unpack the seeming paradox between an increasing awareness of climate threats and the continuation of high-risk development practices. He will explore theories and evidence on why communities don't make better decisions before, and after, disasters, and point to opportunities to improve outcomes through better research and policymaking.

This AGCI workshop aimed to develop policy and program recommendations to reduce food loss and waste across geographies, with an emphasis on transforming sustainable food systems in low- and middle-income countries and “triple win” approaches that improve nutrition security, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and are affordable.