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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Food and Our Future: Sustainable Food Systems in Southeast Asia
Stockholm Environment Institute
This course explored the food systems approach to natural resource use. In the context of Southeast Asia, this course covered the relationships between food systems, natural resources and the environment, and discussed options for more sustainable food systems.
5 weeks, 4 hours per week
Matthew J. Fielding
Project Manager
Stockholm Environment Institute
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explain the food systems approach to natural resource use, including relationships between food system activities, natural resources and environmental impacts.
- Explore trends of global and Southeast Asia food systems outcomes, natural resource use and biophysical and socio-economic drivers.
- Discuss available biophysical and institutional options within food systems to enable change towards more sustainable food systems.
- Apply a food systems approach for improved management of natural resources.
Syllabus
- The food systems approach to natural resource use
- Relationships between food system actors, activities, natural resources and environmental impacts
- Food systems and sustainable development
- Food system trends and drivers in Southeast Asia, including climate change, socio-economic changes and increasing natural resource pressure
- Food security and challenges in Southeast Asia
- Food systems governance and actors, from governments, producers, suppliers, corporations and consumers, in Southeast Asia
- Relationships between food security, health, diets, nutrition and livelihoods in Southeast Asia
- Institutional and biophysical options for achieving more sustainable food systems
- Challenges to achieving sustainability and efficiency of natural resources in food systems
Issued on 26th September 2016
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