Exploring the Food Security System
13 Jan
Food security is a complex concept that requires a range of solutions (initiatives) to improve food availability, access, utilisation, stability, agency, and sustainability. A range of initiatives support food security within each community, and these are often implemented in different settings. Considering all the places where we live, work, and play, these settings might include supermarkets, Community Resource Centres, or streets and verges (i.e. ‘Community Setting’), as well as networks of local food producers (i.e. ‘Workplace Setting’). Additionally, some initiatives are based in schools (i.e. ‘Early Childhood and Schools Setting) while others are led by government and relate to food an nutrition policies (i.e. ‘Policy Setting’). This document is a graphical representation of the various types of initiatives explored through the Food Community project and the different settings they operate in.
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