Short food supply chains - Revision history

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	~~=== Link to pedagogical tools in socioeco.org ===~~

	~~[http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_motcle-thema-163_en.html#type_ART_plusieurs Here.]~~
	~~Examples~~

	* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-outil-271_en.html The CSA farmer to farmer booklet], September 2019, Urgenci
	* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-outil-92_en.html Healthy Food Systems: A Toolkit for Building Value Chains], Anthony Flaccavento Appalachian Sustainable Development, July 2009

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	* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-outil-92_en.html Healthy Food Systems: A Toolkit for Building Value Chains], Anthony Flaccavento Appalachian Sustainable Development, July 2009		* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-outil-92_en.html Healthy Food Systems: A Toolkit for Building Value Chains], Anthony Flaccavento Appalachian Sustainable Development, July 2009

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	== History of the concept ==		== History of the concept ==
			It has a long history as direct farm sales were the norm through a large part of history around the world. Since the 2000s, they have been seen as very innovative forms of schemes to support local agriculture and a revaluation of peasant farming.

	== Public policies associated with this theme ==		== Public policies associated with this theme ==
			A recognition, through the form of a definition of short food supply chains, was obtained in 2009 in France by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fishing.
			[https://epthinktank.eu/2013/10/14/local-agriculture-and-short-food-supply-chains/ At European level], the Development Programmes 2007-2013 supported them, establishing a Working Group on Short Supply Chains in 2011. The Rural Development Programmes 2014-2020 the European Commission integrated short supply chains in its regulation proposal.

	Within the framework of food policies, aiming at more sustainability, solidarity and territorial anchorage, local authorities can :		Within the framework of food policies, aiming at more sustainability, solidarity and territorial anchorage, local authorities can :

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	'''Principles''': the idea of a short food supply chain (translation of « circuits courts alimentaires de proximité ») is to bring the consumers closer to the producers and eliminate the number of intermediaries in the supply chain (some definitions talk of one intermediary only)		'''Principles''': the idea of a short food supply chain (translation of « circuits courts alimentaires de proximité ») is to bring the consumers closer to the producers and eliminate the number of intermediaries in the supply chain (some definitions talk of one intermediary only)

	It brings together very diverse realities: direct purchases from the producer on his farm for example, on a farmers' market, through a [[~~Community Supported Agriculture~~ - ~~CSA\|CSA~~]], through shops acting as only intermediaries with the producers, through [[producer-consumer cooperative shops]].		It brings together very diverse realities: direct purchases from the producer on his farm for example, on a farmers' market, through [[Local Solidarity-based Partnerships for Agroecology initiatives (LSPA)]], through shops acting as only intermediaries with the producers, through [[producer-consumer cooperative shops]].

	Their '''advantages''' are numerous : it raises the consumers’ awareness of the seasonality of products,		Their '''advantages''' are numerous : it raises the consumers’ awareness of the seasonality of products,

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	Within the framework of food policies, aiming at more sustainability, solidarity and territorial anchorage, local authorities can :		Within the framework of food policies, aiming at more sustainability, solidarity and territorial anchorage, local authorities can :
	* Act on collective catering (percentage of ~~schools collective restauration~~ supplies in sustainable, local or even organic products);		* Act on collective catering (percentage of school meals supplies in sustainable, local or even organic products);
	* Act on food aid (same idea);		* Act on food aid (same idea);
	* Carry out territorial diagnoses, recreate links in distribution circuits, etc. (e.g. during the pandemic).		* Carry out territorial diagnoses, recreate links in distribution circuits, etc. (e.g. during the pandemic).

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With socioeco.org

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	[[THEMA ID::163\|Matching Socioeco.org thematic keyword]]		[[THEMA ID::163\|Matching Socioeco.org thematic keyword]]
	~~Note: for the moment, socioeco.org has only short food supply chains, as examples, in English.~~

	=== Link with moodle xx ===		=== Link with moodle xx ===

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	[[THEMA ID::163\|Matching Socioeco.org thematic keyword]]		[[THEMA ID::163\|Matching Socioeco.org thematic keyword]]
			Note: for the moment, socioeco.org has only short food supply chains, as examples, in English.
	~~=== With Ripess NL articles or position papers ===~~

	~~You will find~~ the ~~articles of the Ripess Newsletters [http://www.~~socioeco.org~~/bdf_motcle-thema-163_en.html#type_ART_plusieurs here]~~

	~~Example~~
	* [http://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-7929_en.html Project Food Wave, ~~Zagreb (Croatia)]~~. ~~Article from the RIPESS Europe newsletter - November 2021, Dražen Šimleša~~

	=== Link with moodle xx ===		=== Link with moodle xx ===

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Main networks working on this issue

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	== Main networks working on this issue ==		== Main networks working on this issue ==

			France
			[https://associationpleinemer.com/cartographie-des-circuits-courts-dans-la-peche/ Association Pleine Mer] for a sustainable transition for the fishing sector; RTES, Réseau des Territoires pour l'Economie Solidaire, public policies at local level.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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Public policies associated with this theme

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	== Public policies associated with this theme ==		== Public policies associated with this theme ==

			Within the framework of food policies, aiming at more sustainability, solidarity and territorial anchorage, local authorities can :
			* Act on collective catering (percentage of schools collective restauration supplies in sustainable, local or even organic products);
			* Act on food aid (same idea);
			* Carry out territorial diagnoses, recreate links in distribution circuits, etc. (e.g. during the pandemic).

	== Main networks working on this issue ==		== Main networks working on this issue ==

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