A Food Sovereignty Framework for Food Policy: the Canadian Experience - PowerPoint Presentation
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A Food Sovereignty Framework for Food Policy: the Canadian Experience - PowerPoint Presentation
- 1. From Food Activism to Food Citizenship
- 3. The People's Food Policy Project put federal food policy on the political map
- 5. We mobilized 3500 citizens to talk about food policy
- 6. We produced 10 policy discussion papers that combine people’s vision and values with evidence
- 8. Our Foundations: What we built on
- 13. The Canadians were determined to bring food sovereignty home to Canada
- 15. Our Process How we did it
- 16. The People's Food Policy Project developed an approach and methodology that reflects the principles of Food Sovereignty in practice
- 18. Phase I: Over 1000 Canadians contributed to PFP (2009 - 2010)
- 19. 25 animators hosted 101 Kitchen Table Talks Painting by Cori Lee Marvin
- 20. 100 submissions through our exciting and interactive website
- 21. Electronic communications and good old-fashioned organizing
- 23. 10 Policy Discussion Papers 1. Indigenous Food Sovereignty 2. Food Sovereignty in Rural and Remote Communities 3. Access to Food in Urban Communities 4. Agriculture, Infrastructure and Livelihoods 5. A Sustainable Fishery and Reasonable Livelihood for Fishers 6. Environment and Agriculture 7. Science and Technology for Food and Agriculture 8. Food Trade and International Aid 9. Healthy and Safe Food for All 10. Food Democracy and Governance
- 27. What we learned + what’s next
- 28. Indigenous leadership: learning respect, understanding history, and taking time to do it right
- 29. Walking the talk
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- Launch – during Federal election, over 60 media hits, support from Greens and NDP (social democratic party) – official opposition
- And developed a methodology for doing this across a vast land
- Local procurement policies being passed by institutions – government, schools and school boards, hospitals
- Emerging networks of networks – Food Secrure Canada brings the diversity of individual and organizational members to the table. Never had funding – this project was the first funded project of FSC.
- Break out into groups
- England, Scottland, Bangladesh, Brazil all have a food policy, it is simply a matter of time before we have one, and likely before Australia has one. In the absence of government leadership, the grassroots has created a colourful mosaic of programs and projects that respond to some of these challenges
- In the second phase of the project, we attempted to broaden the conversation by launching a wide open invitation to host kitchen table talks and appeal to the fact that we are all stakeholders in the food system, implying that we should all have a say in it.
- The online component of our work is very important because it allows people in remote communities to contribute their thoughts. What is a KTT? Policy retreat – key face to face encounter
- WE got an incredibly positive response from people in rural areas – they felt like they were being heard, our process gave them hope and a connection to others across the country who shared their concerns.
- Citizen engagement is rooted in the theory of participatory and deliberative democracy. More importantly, citizen engagement provides a range of methods for implementing these theories that are firmly grounded in research methods.