dp 2 - relationship between food security, sovereignty, + citizenship

Question 1

Food security

Answer 1

When all people at all times have access to safe, nutritious, + culturally appropriate foods that meet dietary + nutritional needs, through local and non-emergency services.

Question 2

Food citizenship

Answer 2

The practice of encouraging food-related behaviours that supports the development of democratic, socially, + economically just + environmentally sustainable food systems.
- In order for food sovereignty to be achieved, consumer activism is required.

Question 3

Food sovereignty

Answer 3

The right of all people to healthy + culturally appropriate food produced through ecologically sound + sustainable methods, and their right to define their own food + agricultural systems.

Question 4

6 pillars of food sovereignty

Answer 4

• Focuses on food for people
• Values food providers
• Localises the food system
• Puts control locally
• Builds knowledge + skills
• Works with nature

Question 5

Ways to achieve food sovereignty within Australia

Answer 5

• Urban food production (adapting landscapes + redesigning infrastructure to create urban ag systems).
• Community gardens
• Support local enterprises
• Supporting Aboriginal + Torres Strait Islander food systems