The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet. (...) This competition is solution agnostic, meaning cultivated, plant-based, blended, and other approaches are eligible as long as they meet the competition’s judging criteria.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/sw/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
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(...) The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/zh/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
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The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet. (...) This competition is solution agnostic, meaning cultivated, plant-based, blended, and other approaches are eligible as long as they meet the competition’s judging criteria.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/ar/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
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The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet. (...) This competition is solution agnostic, meaning cultivated, plant-based, blended, and other approaches are eligible as long as they meet the competition’s judging criteria.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/en/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
Data Source: un
The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet. (...) This competition is solution agnostic, meaning cultivated, plant-based, blended, and other approaches are eligible as long as they meet the competition’s judging criteria.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/fr/node/116352
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The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet. (...) This competition is solution agnostic, meaning cultivated, plant-based, blended, and other approaches are eligible as long as they meet the competition’s judging criteria.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/hi/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
Data Source: un
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(...) The critical impact area that XPRIZE Feed the Next Billion addresses is the need for alternative proteins at-scale
The Challenge
By 2050, Earth’s population will be 9.7 billion. Demand for high protein products is increasing while impact from meat production practices devastates our planet.
Language:English
Score: 1619947.3
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https://www.un.org/ru/impact-u...%E2%80%99s-protein-competition
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Edible dried seeds of beans, lentils, peas, chickpeas and favas
Cotyledons of leguminous crops
Important agricultural crop of plants in the Fabaceae family
Why pulses?
Pulses are perplexing, pretty and planet-saving sources of plant-based protein (*say that 5 times fast).
Perplexing because most plants in this family obtain their own nitrogen (an essential plant nutrient) through a symbiotic relationship with bacteria (Rhizobium and Bradyrhizobium).
(...) Food Garden, UBC Botanical Garden
Planet-saving because pulses are nutritional powerhouses, providing important plant-based proteins shown to lower the risk of disease.
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Score: 1616127.4
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https://www.fao.org/pulses-201...-place-planted-from-policy/en/
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Pulses are packed with nutrients, and are a fantastic source of protein, which is particularly important for human health. Pulses are made up of about 20-25 percent of protein by weight, which is double the protein content of wheat and triple that of rice. When eaten together with cereals, the protein quality in the diet is significantly improved and a complete protein is formed.
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Score: 1615538.5
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https://www.fao.org/pulses-2016/faq/en/
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In terms of this Rulebook, the nutrients are as follows:
1) granulose nutrients;
2) milling wheat products;
3) starch industry products;
4) alcohol and brew industry products;
5) sugar industry products and sugar industry subsidiary products and ascorbin
industry products;
6) oil industry products;
7) dessicated plant products;
8) other plant products;
9) nutrients of animal origin;
10) nutrients with added non-protein azote compositions;
11) mineral nutrients.
1. (...) karotin at least 30,6 mg/kg; the impurities of other plants growing with the lucerne at most 10%
12 13 31 13
5 The protein - karotin concen trate of lucern e (PKKL)
The product made by coagulation and dessication of proteins from the green juice of lucerne; dark-green color; karotin at least 500 mg/kg and at least 1 000 mg/kg of total xanthophylls
50 5 3 1 3
6 The flour of grasse s (Grami nea)
The product made by dessication and milling of young grasses growing together; light-green color; minced as referred to under number 1, with at least 170 mg/kg of karotin
14 12 25 1 3
7 The milled plant of maize
The product made by milling the whole plant of maize together with the corn-cob in milk or wax maturity; yellow to light- brown color
6 12 30 Not to be determined
8 Tapiok a (manio ka; kasava )
The dessicated and previously washed products of bulbs (manioca flour; pellets etc); grey to umber- grey color with at least 65% of starch
13 5,5 Not to be determined
9 The dessic ated shuck of grape
The product made by dessication of remainings during the processing of grape in brown color 10 10 24 9
10 The flour of peas
The product made by dessication of peas plant with harvests, light-green to light-brown color
16 10 24 9
11 The flour of peas plant
The product made by dessication and milling of peas plant after separation of kernels. (...) Chart 7
The ordin al numb erbroj
The type of plant products The description
Proteins % at least
Humidity % At most
Cellulose s % At most
Ash % At most
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 The edible
vegetable fat Edible vegetable oil
The product which is consisted of vegetable fat, i.e. vegetable oil; peroxide number at most 40 mmol
H2O2
Not to be determine d
Not to be determin ed
Not to be determin ed
Not to be determine d
2 The fat acid The product made by rafination of vegetable fats and oils with at most 5% non-soap substance and vaporable substances
Not to be determine d
5 Not to be determin ed
Not to be determine d
3
The protected fats for nourishment of ruminants
The product made by combination of plant and animal fats in the chemical reaction with calcium and it contains at most of 9% calcium and at most 84% of fats.
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Score: 1610039.8
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https://www.wto.org/english/th.../cgr_e/WTACCCGR24A2_LEG_7b.pdf
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