Plateforme de Connaissances sur les Chaînes de Valeur Alimentaires Durables

The Critical Role of Global Food Consumption Patterns in Achieving Sustainable Food Systems and Food for All - A UNEP Discussion Paper

2012

The publication describes the impacts of food consumption patterns on the sustainable productivity of the agricultural resource base and food security and how changing patterns in food consumption have led to considerable detrimental effects on health, agro-ecological resources and food security. Many case examples are used to illustrate these arguments. From these findings, the report goes on with proposing recommendations for the public and the private sector, for food producers and food consumers to collectively address the challenges posed by unsustainable food consumption.

Pays: Egypt, Malawi, Senegal, Mexico, United States of America, United Kingdom, Non-country specific
Produits: Non-Commodity specific
Thèmes: Nutrition and health, Socio-cultural elements (Sustainability), Environmental sustainability in general
Auteur (personne): William Moomaw, Timothy Griffin, Kristen Kurczak, James Lomax
Éditeur: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Type: Discussion
Format: Document
Références (Télécharger): EN
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