We are developing a network for systems innovation in the context of food systems - a community of practice for those interested in new approaches based upon systems thinking. “A community of practice is a group of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do, and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly."
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Connected Wisdom: Living Stories about Living Systems by Linda Booth Sweeney This book gathers twelve stories from different cultures that each reveal a unique example of a "living system." Through them, Linda Booth Sweeney shows that what we now call systems thinking has been around for a very long time. Find the book here: https://is.gd/feA8M9
Join us at our "Connect & Collaborate" event. Happening Tomorrow!! Excited about #regenerativeagriculture? So are we! We’re bringing together changemakers in regenerative agriculture to explore innovative ways to restore ecosystems and build a resilient food system. 📅 October 30th, 2024 📍 Online ⏰ 13:00 CET Register here: https://is.gd/HzA9hK Event Highlights: -Connect with passionate individuals advancing regenerative agriculture. -Get an exclusive preview of our Co-Creation and Learning Series, designed to deepen your understanding of sustainable practices. María Fernanda Vazquez Nicolini Sara Featherston Sayyeda Asra Jill Bouscarat Come share your ideas and be part of this movement toward meaningful change!
Agriculture plays a crucial role in promoting human health by providing essential nutritional needs. To maximize this impact, we require a comprehensive framework that integrates health management into a sustainable food system. By fostering collaboration among the agriculture, nutrition, and health sectors, we can create integrated strategies that enhance food security and improve overall health outcomes. Join us at our event for more insightful conversations https://is.gd/i8e0g5
This book talks about livestock and the management of grazing practices. By utlizing a systems-thinking approach, this book illustrates how proper livestock management can rejuvenate grassland soils, aiding in the reversal of desertification and the mitigation of climate change. Find the book here-https://is.gd/eWXRME
Join us at our "Connect & Collaborate" event. Excited about #regenerativeagriculture? So are we! We’re bringing together changemakers in regenerative agriculture to explore innovative ways to restore ecosystems and build a resilient food system. 📅 October 30th, 2024 📍 Online ⏰ 13:00 CET Register here: https://is.gd/zJio9y Event Highlights: -Connect with passionate individuals advancing regenerative agriculture. -Get an exclusive preview of our Co-Creation and Learning Series, designed to deepen your understanding of sustainable practices. María Fernanda Vazquez Nicolini Sara Featherston Sayyeda Asra Jill Bouscarat Come share your ideas and be part of this movement toward meaningful change!
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The adaptive nature of the systems evolves in response to both internal and external shifts. With the changing environment of climate and markets, it is important to focus on the approaches that foster systemic agility. By using a systems thinking approach, we can harness the power of adaptation in guiding our food systems toward a more sustainable and regenerative future. Learn more about the complexity principles in our paper-https://is.gd/Hz1xIh
Join us at our "Connect & Collaborate" event. Excited about #regenerativeagriculture? So are we! We’re bringing together changemakers in regenerative agriculture to explore innovative ways to restore ecosystems and build a resilient food system. 📅 October 30th, 2024 📍 Online ⏰ 13:00 CET Register here: https://is.gd/zJio9y Event Highlights: -Connect with passionate individuals advancing regenerative agriculture. -Get an exclusive preview of our Co-Creation and Learning Series, designed to deepen your understanding of sustainable practices. Come share your ideas and be part of this movement toward meaningful change!
🌍🍽️ Right to Food for a Better Life and a Better Future 🌱- Theme for #WorldFoodDay, 2024. As we mark World Food Day 2024, we are reminded that food is not just a necessity but a fundamental human right. The global food systems face significant challenges: Hunger, food insecurity, waste, inequality, and environmental degradation. These problems are deeply interconnected and can not be solved in isolation. Hence, applying a systems thinking approach to solve them holistically becomes important. At Si Food Hub, we are committed to understanding the systemic complexities of the global food system. We're building a dynamic space for collaboration, to utilize various Systems Thinking tools and approaches to unravel the ways to understand the toughest challenges. We believe that real change happens when people come together to drive innovation and solutions. By creating this hub, we're creating partnerships that will make a lasting impact. Join our hub for more insights and interesting conversations.
The reduction in the real cost of food for the poor is not simply about increasing production, it is about improving productivity throughout the entire food system. This means adopting systemic solutions that address inefficiencies at every stage, from farm to fork. By focusing on smarter farming practices, optimizing supply chains, reducing food waste, and creating equitable distribution systems, we can make food more accessible and affordable for those who need it most. Improving productivity holistically helps to build a sustainable food system. ❓What systemic solutions do you think could transform the food system and make a real impact? 💡 Share your ideas with us in the comments.