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DESCRIPTION:This meeting will be in a hybrid format.  NO RSVP Required. 
   Lunch price: $16. Lunch includes a buffet with an entree\, garden sala
 d with dressing\, seasonal vegetables\, starch\, roll\, coffee/tea/water.
   Meeting only: $0 Every day\, nearly a billion people in the world are f
 ood-insecure\, without enough safe and nutritious food to lead healthy and
  active lives. Many of them are also water-insecure\, without reliable acc
 ess to an adequate amount of clean water to meet their needs. By 2050\, ou
 r global food demand will double to meet the needs of nearly 10 billion pe
 ople. To ensure sustainable food and water security in the face of populat
 ion and income increases\, a changing climate\, and the growing demand for
  scarce water resources\, it is imperative to improve water management in 
 agricultural and food systems. Nebraska has one of the most progressive an
 d prosperous agricultural industries in the world thanks to plentiful natu
 ral resources\, the ingenuity and hard work of our farmers and the researc
 h leadership of the University of Nebraska. In 2010\, the Robert B. Daughe
 rty Foundation selected NU to harness this well-rounded combination for a 
 new institute focused on ensuring water and food security for our growing 
 world. The Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute (DWFI) was 
 founded to leverage the university’s expertise and extend it with strong
  state\, national and international partnerships.  
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LOCATION:Embassy Suites
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SUMMARY:Apr. 5 Meeting - Water for Food - Aiken & Starita
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 day\, nearly a billion people in the world are food-insecure\, without eno
 ugh safe and nutritious food to lead healthy and active lives. Many of the
 m are also water-insecure\, without reliable access to an adequate amount 
 of clean water to meet their needs. By 2050\, our global food demand will 
 double to meet the needs of nearly 10 billion people. To ensure sustainabl
 e food and water security in the face of population and income increases\,
  a changing climate\, and the growing demand for scarce water resources\, 
 it is imperative to improve water management in agricultural and food syst
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 olor: rgb(254\, 254\, 254)\;">Nebraska has one of the most progressive and
  prosperous agricultural industries in the world thanks to plentiful natur
 al resources\, the ingenuity and hard work of our farmers and the research
  leadership of the University of Nebraska. In 2010\, the Robert B. Daugher
 ty Foundation selected NU to harness this well-rounded combination for a n
 ew institute focused on ensuring water and food security for our growing w
 orld. The Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute (DWFI) was f
 ounded to leverage the university&rsquo\;s expertise and extend it with st
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