The project goals include a series of participatory workshops where key stakeholders from different fields such as human health, animal health, livestock, food security, policy-making, environmental management and aquaculture help us and contribute to assess and to validate our results.

Glimpse from the front in our High-income countries workshop, Stockholm Resilience Centre, on 18th September 2019

Glimpse from the Low-income countries workshop, Worldfish, on 8th October 2019

Content created to guide participatory workshop discussions

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1) “A look at Sweden as it greets the 2050 new year”: scenario newsletter developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Sweden

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Wysong P, Kwan X, Cousins M, Lambraki I, Carson C, Parmley J, Majowicz S. “A look at Sweden as it greets the 2050 new year”: scenario newsletter developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Sweden [internet]. 2020 Nov 5. Available from: https://uwaterloo.ca/food-epi-group/sites/ca.foodborne-disease-epidemiology-group/files/uploads/files/swedenscenarionewsletter2020.pdf

2) “Malaysia suffers greatly from climate change”: scenario newsletter developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Malaysia

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Cite this as: Cite this as: Wysong P, Kwan X, Cousins M, Lambraki I, Carson C, Parmley J, Majowicz S. “Malaysia suffers greatly from climate change”: scenario newsletter developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Malaysia [internet]. 2020 Nov 5. Available from: https://uwaterloo.ca/food-epi-group/sites/ca.foodborne-disease-epidemiology-group/files/uploads/files/malaysiascenarionewsletter2020.pdf

3) “Welcome to the world in 2050”: Scenario video developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Sweden

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Cite this as: D’Mello K, Kwan X, Wysong P, Cousins M, Lambraki I, Carson C, Parmley J, Majowicz S. [Foodborne Disease Epidemiology Group]. “Welcome to the world in 2050”: Scenario video developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Sweden . 2020 Oct 28. Available from: https://youtu.be/Ox-MYjDfCT8

4)”Welcome to the world in 2050″: Scenario video developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Malaysia

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Cite this as: D’Mello K, Kwan X, Wysong P, Cousins M, Lambraki I, Carson C, Parmley J, Majowicz S. [Foodborne Disease Epidemiology Group]. “Welcome to the world in 2050”: Scenario video developed for participatory scenario analysis workshops in Malaysia . 2020 Nov 2. Available from: https://youtu.be/ouzy2FvYSik

More details on the research team website: https://uwaterloo.ca/foodborne-disease-epidemiology-group/research/amresilience