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After a pre-COVID poll found 42 per cent of UBC Okanagan students were food insecure, Casey Hamilton and her team went looking for solutions.
The internal survey gathered data based on one question: In the past 12 months, have you worried that food would run out before you got money to buy more?
Hamilton and three other researchers recently released their latest VOICE project, which added context to the statistics around food insecurity on campus. This qualitative study engaged students experiencing food insecurity to hear how it impacts their well-being, how they manage, and what they think UBC can do to improve food security.
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Worry not, the Department of Science and Technology’s Food and Nutrition Research Institute (DOST-FNRI) wants to help you.
The DOST-FNRI has enhanced its HELP (Healthy Eating and Lifestyle Program) Online Website, which provides easily accessible nutrition information and tools to the public to combat obesity and non-communicable diseases, and to promote healthy lifestyle.
In a webinar on the features of the website held Friday, Senior Research Specialist Noelle Lyn Santos of the FNRI’s Nutrition Research and Development Group said the website “was created to promote good nutrition to the public through provision of evidence-based information and up-to-date nutrition tools.”
Puneet Dhawan of Accor is brimming with ideas on ways to revive the hospitality sector
Puneet Dhawan’s ascent to his new role as hospitality giant Accor’s head in India and South Asia could not have been more dramatic. It was right in the middle of the pandemic, and there he was stuck in the Philippines. The outgoing chief, Jean Michel Casse, after over a decade in India, was retiring and eager to get back to France. But India had locked itself in, stopping all flights.
Puneet Dhawan - Illustration: Ranga Rajan
“We did a virtual handover. This was in mid-July, 2020,” Dhawan recalls. But then the situation in India started to worsen. His boss suggested he operate out of the Bangkok office or go to Australia. But this did not appeal to Dhawan.
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