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1 sty 2021 · In contrast to the governmental and media explanations of stockpiling, it is a primary argument in this article that extra procurement is a resilience strategy. In the long term, the term stockpiling should be avoided in favour of extra procurement for future examinations of extra procurement.
1 paź 2021 · Defining traditional foodstuffs and their societal role. Traditional foodstuffs have originally been defined as “ [regional food] products with a protected designation of origin (PDO)” (p.199), but also as “poorer people's food” (p. 201) and “old-fashioned food” (p.202) (Kuznesof et al. 1997).
24 gru 2020 · More often, dietary change has been slower, more subtle, and dependent on sociocultural food practices. 5 This article highlights the sociocultural influences on food choices and the importance of analysis of cultural food practices in the shaping of desirable and effective policy actions.
28 sie 2019 · The implication is that policies and program interventions that aim to enhance resilience capacity of households can contribute towards reducing child malnutrition and ensuring long-term food security among the poor in developing countries.
17 lis 2020 · The Global Information Early Warning System, developed by Food and Agriculture Organization, gathers information relevant to short-term food insecurity which corresponds to the stability pillar. At the meso level, food market surveys give information on the availability of food.
The World Food Summit held in Rome in 1996,1 adopted the concept of food security defined along three dimensions (i) physical availability of food, (ii) economic and physical access to food, and (iii) utilization (a nutritional concern) of food.
1 sty 2019 · A prime example of a systemic approach across multiple scales and levels of food security is the Food Security Continuum, a framework developed in Canada and used by food policy councils and nonprofit organizations to identify and act upon both the immediate and long-term obstacles to achieving food security.
