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CHAPTER 1
communities and food
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CHAPTER 2
DEFINING COMMUNITY FOOD ASSESSMENT
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Chapter 1 COMMUNITIES AND FOOD
WHAT¡¯S WRONG WITH THE CURRENT FOOD SYSTEM?
Millions of Americans are food insecure
Diet-related health problems are on the rise
The US food industry aggressively promotes
unhealthy foods
The food industry is becoming more concentrated
The US farm sector is declining
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Chapter 1 COMMUNITIES AND FOOD
THE COMMUNITY FOOD SECURITY MOVEMENT?
Community Food Security is a condition in which all community residents obtain a safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate diet through a sustainable food system that maximizes community self-reliance and social justice.
+ The movement is based on the local and region dimension so it stresses out the importance of the food system of the community level
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Chapter 2 COMMUNITY FOOD ASSESSMENT
THE PURPOSE; TO GET THOSE BENEFITS
Improved program development and coordination
Positive changes in public policy affecting the food system
Broader awareness and understanding of food-related issues
Development of new and stronger networks and coalitions
Increased community participation in shaping the food system
Greater community capacity to create positive change
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Chapter 3.
Community Food Assessment Case studies
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3. Community Food Assessment
Case studies
-Examples of valuable and pioneering work
-> It is important to learn from each others¡¯ experiences, especially in a young field like Community Food Assessment.
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3. Community Food Assessment
Austin - SF
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3. Community Food Assessment
These Countries had different background, problem and specific.
-> Approaches to these countries had to be different so conducting way was differ