UA Magazine no. 34 – Measuring Impact
UA Magazine no. 34 – Measuring Impact
Linked by Michael Levenston
Assessment of the urban or city region food system is an important basis for improved and evidence-based policy-making and planning for more sustainable and resilient food systems.
RUAF
May 2018
In the past year, we have seen the development of various assessment and indicator frameworks to help cities to map the current status and performance of their city region food system. With this magazine, we like to explore how such assessment frameworks have concretely supported planning and policy, and have enabled cities to measure and monitor changes in relation to food strategies and action plans.
Opinion UA Magazine
Editorial UA Magazine
Assessing City Region Food Systems
City Region Food System Assessment and Planning
The NADHALI Approach for Assessing and Planning City-driven Food Systems: When rapidity meets complex realities
Involving Citizen Experts in Sustainability Assessment of the City Region Food System
Improving Urban Nutrition in Africa and Asia Through Policy Change
Assessing Food System Resilience
Building Resilient Food Systems for Urban Food Security. Examples from Baltimore City, Maryland
Assessing the Capacity and Resilience of Melbourne’s Foodbowl: The Foodprint Melbourne project
Assessing the Impact of Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events on the Food System in the City of Toronto
The Inclusion of Food in Quito’s Resilience Strategy
Vulnerability and Resilience of the Colombo Urban Food System to Extreme Weather
Resilience of Urban Food Supply in West Africa
Food System Data and Indicators
A City Region Food System Indicator Framework – A new resource for cities
New York City Food Indicators: Sharing lessons for the next decade
Good Scholarship on Urban Agriculture and Food Systems
Measuring Progress in Sustainable Food Cities: A Toolbox for Action
How Ede Municipality Developed a Tool to Monitor Improvement of the Local Food System
Communicating Goals and Impacts of Urban Food Sharing
Measuring Urban Agriculture for Sound Policy in a North American City
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