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Changing socioeconomic conditions Issue1 #145856 Changes in socioeconomic systems influence food security.

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Planet Under Pressure »Planet Under PressurePlanet Under Pressure☜DebateGraph and the Planet Under Pressure scientists are collaborating to distill the main arguments, evidence, risks and policy options facing humanity in a dynamic knowledge map to help visualise and inform global policy dialogue and deliberation.☜F1CEB7

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4. The way ahead »4. The way ahead4. The way ahead☜How should humanity respond to the emerging systemic pressures?☜FFB597

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Policy Briefs »Policy BriefsPolicy Briefs☜A series of policy briefs have been prepared part of the scientific preparations for the conference. Each brief tackles an issue of importance to the Rio+20 conference, with a focus on the Green Economy and the Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development.☜FFB597

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2. Food Security »2. Food Security2. Food Security☜Food security for a planet under pressure – transition to sustainability: interconnected challenges and solution.☜FFB597

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The Food Security Challenge »The Food Security ChallengeThe Food Security Challenge☜Food security is met when “all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life (FAO, 2002)☜59C6EF

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Changing socioeconomic conditionsChanging socioeconomic conditions☜Changes in socioeconomic systems influence food security.☜FFB597

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Changing consumption patterns »Changing consumption patternsChanging consumption patterns☜As people in the rapidly developing nations (e.g., China) become wealthier, they increase demand for processed food, meat, fish and dairy products.☜59C6EF

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Globalization »GlobalizationGlobalization☜Growing interconnectedness between food, energy and financial markets☜59C6EF

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Urbanization and increasing wealth »Urbanization and increasing wealthUrbanization and increasing wealth☜Over half of the world’s population now lives in an urban environment. Where this is associated with increased affluence, it increases consumption expectations, thereby raising food demand per capita and local prices.☜59C6EF

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Entered by:- David Price
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Entry date (GMT): 3/21/2012 8:50:00 PM
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