Nutritionists: End Hunger with Healthy Food, Not Just More
By David Laborde, Jaron Porciello, and Carin Smaller
PermaNews Brief
Key Takeaways
A focus on nutrition-sensitive agriculture is essential for improving food quality and combating hunger.
- Invest in healthy, diverse food systems
- Nutrition-sensitive practices boost agricultural productivity
- Healthy food should be accessible for all
- Address underlying causes of food insecurity
- Collaborative policies enhance food system resilience
Why It Matters
Emphasizing nutrition in agriculture not only increases food quantity but also ensures better health outcomes for communities, addressing the dual challenge of hunger and malnutrition.
What to Do Next
Explore local nutrition-sensitive farming initiatives in your area.
Recommended for: Individuals passionate about sustainable food systems and nutrition.
Investing in nutrition-sensitive agriculture ensures not just more food, but more healthy food.
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Source: foodtank.com
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