How local application of agroecological principles can transform food systems
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The document discusses how local application of agroecological principles can transform food systems to enhance food security and nutrition. It outlines various levels of action, from increasing input efficiency to establishing fair and just global food systems, emphasizing the importance of participation and co-creation of knowledge. The report highlights the role of innovative approaches in achieving climate-resilient agriculture.
How local application of agroecological principles can transform food systems
- 1. How local application of agroecological principles can transform food systems Fergus Sinclair HLPE 2019. Agroecological and other innovative approaches for sustainable agriculture and food systems that enhance food security and nutrition. A report by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security, Rome Sinclair, F., Wezel, A., Mbow, C., Chomba, C., Robiglio, V. and Harrison, R. (2019). The contribution of agroecological approaches to realizing climate-resilient agriculture. Background Paper. Global Commission on Adaptation. Rotterdam.
- 3. Recycling Animal health Synergy Economic diversification Social values and diets Fairness Connectivity Land and natural resource governance Participation Biodiversity Co-creation of knowledge Recycling Animal health Synergy Economic diversification Social values and diets Fairness Connectivity Land and natural resource governance Participation Biodiversity Level 5 Build a new global food system based on participation, localness, fairness and justice Level 4 Reconnect consumers and producers through the development of alternative food networks Level 3 Redesign agroecosystems Level 2 Substitute conventional inputs and practices with agroecological alternatives Level 1 Increase efficiency of input use and reduce use of costly, scarce or environmentally damaging inputs TransformationalIncremental AgroecosystemFoodsystem Recycling Animal health Synergy Economic diversification Social values and diets Fairness Connectivity Land and natural resource governance Participation Biodiversity Co-creation of knowledge Recycling Animal health Synergy Economic diversification Social values and diets Fairness Connectivity Land and natural resource governance Participation Biodiversity Co-creation of knowledge
- 4. Influence of public and private sector governance mechanisms on innovation