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Summer School – Designing Food Value Chains to foster the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Original titleSummer School – Designing Food Value Chains to foster the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract

The current food system is not able to produce food to nourish the people in a sustainable way. Less environmental impact, resource use efficiency, maintaining soil fertility, closing of nutrient cycles, stable harvests, improved distribution, avoiding food losses/food waste, fair business models and food sovereignty are the main challenges in the current food system.

The new design of existing or new supply chains on a local, regional and international level are of special relevance. They should be designed to foster the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), which entered into force on 1 January.

Young scientists will be relevant actors in this process of change. For them, ZHAW and FiBL offers e-learning tools and an international summer school will be held in Switzerland, Slovenia and India on the topic of "Designing Food Value Chains to foster the UN Sustainable Development Goals."

(Research) Program
  • Foundation Mercator Switzerland – Organic agriculture and food
Project partners
  • ZHAW - Züricher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, Schweiz
  • University of Ljubljana, Slowenien
  • University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengalore, Indien
FiBL project leader/ contact
FiBL project staff
Role of FiBL

Project partner

FiBL project number 35137
Date modified 27.10.2023
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