The Natural Resources Institute (NRI) is a specialised institute within the University of Greenwich that undertakes research, consultancy and training to support food security, sustainable development, economic growth and poverty reduction in developing countries. The Institute works in partnership with a wide range of stakeholders in agriculture, food systems and natural resource management, from major international and national development agencies to community based organisations and small-to-medium enterprises. NRI is a multi-disciplinary centre with leading expertise in agricultural and food research.

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Agriculture & Farming

Natural Resources

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Professor Andrew Westby

Olusegun Fadare

Keith Tomlins

Joshua Raymond Muhumuza

Richard Hopkins

Nazanin Zand

Tom Jones

Claire Coote

The Research and Academia team at the Natural Resources Institute (NRI) focuses on advancing knowledge and solutions in food security, sustainable development, and natural resource management. This multi-disciplinary team conducts cutting-edge research, offers expert consultancy, and delivers comprehensive training programs. Their collaborative efforts with international and local stakeholders aim to foster economic growth, reduce poverty, and promote sustainable agricultural and food systems globally.

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