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DESCRIPTION:**This workshop takes place in OV2.87 and is in English**\n\nOu
 r global food system is contributing to\, and affected by\, major sustaina
 bility challenges. The way we produce\, process\, trade and consume our fo
 od is exceeding planetary boundaries\, as it feeds into critical issues su
 ch as biodiversity loss\, land use change\, freshwater withdrawals\, chemi
 cal pollution and climate change. At the same time\, power inequalities in
  the global food system are leading to social shortfalls and injustices\, 
 such as hunger\, poverty\, social unrest and gender inequalities. As clear
 ly depicted by systems thinking tools such as Kate Raworth's Doughnut Econ
 omics (2017)\, we cannot see these two detrimental impacts of our global f
 ood system as separate symptoms. They emerge from the very same system\, a
 re connected with each other\, feed into each other. As such\, if we want 
 to effectively address food system sustainability challenges we will also 
 have to tackle systemic injustices\, and vice versa. In short: no sustaina
 bility transformation without justice.
DTSTAMP:20260718T024307Z
LOCATION:Rechtvaardigheid in de Instelling / Justice in the institution
SUMMARY:Justice in food systems transformations: taking the next step! (ENG
 \, Room:OV2.87) - Bram van Helvoirt
URL:https://pretalx.surf.nl/groenepeper2025/talk/ZUSFV9/
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