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A growing number of cities and regions around the world are forming Food Policy Councils (FPCs) and similar groups known by other names, such as multi-stakeholder food forums/platforms, food policy networks, food boards, food coalitions, food partnerships, and food labs. They bridge the gaps between authorities and citizens to secure sustainable food policies: mapping local food resources and facilities, designing and implementing projects and programmes, convincing authorities to purchase from local farmers, etc. | A growing number of cities and regions around the world are forming Food Policy Councils (FPCs) and similar groups known by other names, such as multi-stakeholder food forums/platforms, food policy networks, food boards, food coalitions, food partnerships, and food labs. They bridge the gaps between authorities and citizens to secure sustainable food policies: mapping local food resources and facilities, designing and implementing projects and programmes, convincing authorities to purchase from local farmers, etc. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 24 June 2022
The Food Policy Councils
A growing number of cities and regions around the world are forming Food Policy Councils (FPCs) and similar groups known by other names, such as multi-stakeholder food forums/platforms, food policy networks, food boards, food coalitions, food partnerships, and food labs. They bridge the gaps between authorities and citizens to secure sustainable food policies: mapping local food resources and facilities, designing and implementing projects and programmes, convincing authorities to purchase from local farmers, etc.