10 reasons we need urgent action on food: Feeding the cities, Part 1

The reasons why immediate reforms in our food systems are essential, particularly in urban settings, include increase of global population, food insecurity and unhealthy diets, land degradation, food waste, differences between high and low-medium income countries and excess of ecological footprint.

Link:https://thefifthestate.com.au/environment/10-reasons-we-need-urgent-action-on-food-feeding-the-cities-part-1/

What makes urban food policy happen (IPES)

Through detailed case studies, it identifies key enablers such as establishing effective governance bodies, conducting baseline research, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring accountability and transparency. The study emphasizes that successful urban food policies are context-specific, often requiring adaptable governance structures, continuous impact monitoring, and cross-sector collaboration.

Link: https://www.ipes-food.org/_img/upload/files/Cities_full.pdf