How EU Research & Innovation works for a better world

Tue, 2015-06-23 10:56 by Medspring Agora team

Today 1 billion people face malnutrition. 1.3 billion more mouths to feed in Africa by 2050 and 50% of income in Africa goes on food. Climate change hits small farmers hard.
This clip shows how research and innovation projects can improve nutrition and health and preserve precious water.
[via Innovation Union | twitter]

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