Sustaible Food Systems Flashcards
Fao
Food and agriculture organisation
Of course, here are the first 10 questions without answers:
- What does FAO stand for?
- When was the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 2 established?
- Who is known for promoting the concept of “food miles”?
- What is CSA in the context of agriculture?
- Where was the first certified organic farm established?
- When did the Green Revolution begin?
- Who introduced the term “permaculture”?
- What is IPM?
- When did the organic farming movement gain momentum in the US?
- Where was the first farmers’ market established in the United States?
Sure, here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- Food and Agriculture Organization.
- 2015.
- Tim Lang.
- Community Supported Agriculture.
- Austria.
- 1940s.
- Bill Mollison and David Holmgren.
- Integrated Pest Management.
- 1960s.
- New York City.
Absolutely, here are the next 10 questions without answers:
- Who is credited with the phrase “Think globally, act locally”?
- When was the Kyoto Protocol adopted?
- What is FSC in relation to forestry?
- When did the term “food desert” gain prominence?
- Who wrote the book “Silent Spring”?
- What is the aim of agroforestry?
- When did the concept of Fair Trade emerge?
- Where was the first Earth Day celebrated?
- Who is known for advocating for regenerative agriculture?
- What does GMO stand for?
Here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- René Dubos.
- 1997.
- Forest Stewardship Council.
- 1990s.
- Rachel Carson.
- To integrate trees and shrubs into agricultural landscapes.
- 20th century.
- United States.
- Allan Savory.
- Genetically Modified Organism.
Certainly, here are the next 10 questions without answers:
- When was the first genetically modified crop commercially released?
- Who is credited with developing the concept of “food sovereignty”?
- What is the purpose of food security?
- When did the Slow Food movement begin?
- Where was the first International Conference on Nutrition held?
- Who coined the term “carbon footprint”?
- What is the primary goal of sustainable agriculture?
- When was the first World Food Summit held?
- Who is known for pioneering the concept of “urban agriculture”?
- What is the purpose of food waste reduction initiatives?
Here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- 1994.
- Via Campesina.
- To ensure access to nutritious food for all.
- 1986.
- Rome.
- William Rees.
- To meet present food needs without compromising future generations.
- 1996.
- Dr. Wes Jackson.
- To minimize food loss throughout the supply chain.
Sure, here are the next 10 questions without answers:
- When was the concept of “food sovereignty” first introduced?
- Where was the first certified organic store opened?
- Who initiated the “Meatless Monday” campaign?
- What is the primary focus of agroecology?
- When was the term “locavore” popularized?
- Who is known for promoting the concept of “edible cities”?
- What is the goal of the Blue Zones Project?
- When did the term “food justice” gain prominence?
- Where was the first rooftop garden established?
- Who is known for advocating for the “One Health” approach?
Here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- 1996.
- California.
- Sid Lerner.
- To study ecological processes in agricultural systems.
- 2005.
- Carolyn Steel.
- To promote healthy lifestyles and longevity.
- 2000s.
- New York City.
- Rudolf Virchow.
Certainly, here are the next 10 questions without answers:
- What is the purpose of the Food Recovery Hierarchy?
- When was the Paris Agreement signed?
- Where was the first food bank established?
- Who is credited with popularizing the concept of “foodscapes”?
- What is the primary aim of food sovereignty movements?
- When was the concept of “agritourism” first recognized?
- Who is known for advocating for the “farm-to-table” movement?
- What is the purpose of the Sustainable Development Goals?
- When did the concept of “sustainable intensification” emerge?
- Where was the first certified organic restaurant opened?
Here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- To prioritize actions to prevent and divert wasted food.
- 2015.
- Phoenix, Arizona.
- Carole Counihan.
- To empower local communities in food production and distribution.
- Late 20th century.
- Alice Waters.
- To address global challenges, including those related to food systems.
- 1990s.
- California.
Certainly, here are the next 10 questions without answers:
- Who is credited with founding the Soil Association?
- What is the primary goal of the Zero Hunger Challenge?
- When was the first World Food Prize awarded?
- Where was the first food co-op established?
- Who is known for advocating for the “eat local” movement?
- What is the purpose of the EAT-Lancet Commission?
- When did the concept of “food sovereignty” gain international recognition?
- Where was the first urban farm established in the United States?
- Who is credited with developing the concept of “agroecology”?
- What is the primary focus of the Farm-to-School program?
Here are the answers corresponding to the questions:
- Lady Eve Balfour.
- To eliminate hunger worldwide.
- 1987.
- United Kingdom.
- Barbara Kingsolver.
- To provide scientific targets for a healthy and sustainable diet.
- 1996.
- Milwaukee.
- Miguel Altieri.
- To connect schools with local farmers for fresh, nutritious food options.