How do we move from the food systems we have to the food systems we need for the future? Be part of a Global Food Movement.

Mission
To investigate the opportunities and challenges of building adequate supplies of safe, nutritious food, produced in ways that cause the least harm to the environment.

Description
SFT is dedicated to harnessing the collective power of organisations, people, and communities to build more sustainable food systems that support human and environmental health. 

What does a sustainable food system look like? It is one where the food is safe to eat and keeps us healthy. Everyone can access this food, regardless of economic status. It is one where soil fertility is maintained and environmental pollution is minimal so that we can grow on our land for generations to come. In a sustainable food system, plant and animal diversity and welfare are protected. Won’t you join us? 

SFT programmes of work:

1. Leadership and collaboration
Develop a global network of individuals and organisations in positions of leadership.
Build consensus around strategies to enable the transition to more sustainable food systems across sectors.

2. Communications and citizen engagement
Build a new framework for joined-up and effective communication.
Tell the inspiring stories of best practise from the sustainable food movement.
Build a hub of accessible information that allows individual citizens to inform and educate themselves.
Generate an active and engaging dialogue on the issues faced and potential solutions.

3. Research and policy
Gather and disseminate the results of high-quality, unbiased, peer-reviewed science.
Commission and communicate independent research that investigates the impact of existing farming practises, and the outcomes of sustainable alternatives.
Use research and principles of ‘good science’ to enable a positive policy environment that supports sustainable production .

Sustainable Food Trust

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