Project Description
In a nutshell
The course aims to spread food system thinking and encourage participants to approach the food system holistically and critically and with multiple perspectives in mind,
while taking responsibility for their own actions as a member of the system.
What for?
To explore and understand the food system
To work with my community on transforming the food system
To train or educate people on food system transformation
For whom?
Facilitators, Educators, NGOs & CSOs and Researchers can use this tool with university students, early career professionals and high school students
How long?
16 – 19 hours for the main sessions (+10 -15 hours of additional homework)
Created by
ESSRG – Environmental Social Sciences Research Group (Diana Szakál with contributions from Bálint Balázs, Alexandra Czeglédi, Eszter Kelemen, Borbála Lipka, György Pataki, Andrea Papp and Vanda Pózner)
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Contact name: Diana Szakál
Contact email: szakal.diana@essrg.hu
Systems Thinking for Food System Sustainability
Updated on: 25 February 2021
Author(s):Athena
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