SUSTAINABLE FOOD CITIES WEBINAR
"Explore how Sustainable Food Cities initiatives create partnerships for healthier, sustainable urban environments. Learn from experts at the webinar on Sugar Smart cities' approach and its impact on local food systems and community health. Discover how cities can develop a joint vision for food sustainability and take measurable actions for positive change. Reimagine urban spaces through the lens of good food to promote well-being and environmental stewardship. Join the conversation today."
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SUSTAINABLE FOOD CITIES WEBINAR Sugar Smart: an opportunity for tackling obesogenic environments at a local level Agenda, 3-4pm Introduction and background to Sustainable Food Cities: Ben Reynolds, Sustain Sugar Smart Cities: Jo Ralling, Jamie Oliver Food Foundation Sugar Smart Brighton: Harriet Knights, Brighton and Hove Council Q &A Close
The Sustainable Food Cities approach is about Creating a city-wide cross-sector partnership of public agencies (health, environment, economy), businesses, NGOs, community organisations and academic bodies. Developing a joint vision and common goals on how healthy and sustainable food can become a defining characteristic of their city. Develop and implementing an action plan that leads to significant measurable improvements in all aspects of food, health and sustainability. It is about completely re-imagining, and ultimately reshaping, a city (or town, borough, district, county) through the lens of good food
