Ratna, Nazmun2024-05-272024-05-272024https://hdl.handle.net/10182/17248In a series of studies funded by the Gates Foundation, Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (FCDO), and New Zealand Aid (NZ Aid) we attempt to unpack the agriculture-disruptions-nutrition nexus by adopting a range of methodological approaches. In this seminar, focusing on four research investigations in South Asia and Africa, I discuss our rationale for applying systems dynamics modelling and qualitative research tools, in addition to econometric modelling. Drawing insights from our findings, I argue that there is an urgency to adopt a more holistic approach for a more equitable food system in the Global South. Given the recent global disruptions and the consequent food insecurity and hunger across the globe, I conclude with the rationale for applying interdisciplinary and participatory research tools for ensuring food equity beyond the Global South.food equityfood security and nutritionglobal southhorticulture value chainsystem dynamics modellingwomen empowermentOral PresentationANZSRC::30 Agricultural, veterinary and food sciencesANZSRC::380202 Econometric and statistical methodsANZSRC::300606 Food sustainabilityANZSRC::380119 Welfare economics