Baromètre 2020
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28 February 2025
BAROMETER 2020
Understanding food systems to better transform them !
Agriculture? Malnutrition? Today, when we talk about these issues, it’s customary to talk about ‘food systems’. The fact that the United Nations will be holding a summit on food systems next year is proof of this.
But what exactly do we mean by this notion? And above all, what does it imply in terms of political change? Are we witnessing a turning point in the global management of food security and agriculture issues?
The 2020 Barometer of Family Farming uses a decoding article and the testimonies of leading experts to make the following observation: the current food system is not up to the challenges of the 21st century, and there is an urgent need to radically transform it.
The Barometer also suggests ways in which we can get involved in building a sustainable food system.
The barometer was produced in collaboration with the NGOs HUMUNDI (formerly SOS FAIM), Iles de Paix and Autre Terre.
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