New research from FoodSIVI published in the journal Nature Food introduces indices to measure inequity in agri-food value chains. Measuring and reporting inequity would reduce the risk of misallocating capital for a just transition to sustainable and health-producing food systems.
New research from FoodSIVI published in the journal Nature Food introduces indices to measure inequity in agri-food value chains. Measuring and reporting inequity would reduce the risk of misallocating capital for a just transition to sustainable and health-producing food systems.
There is a large global disparity between who receives the benefits of the production, manufacturing and retail in the global food system, and who pays the costs. Inequity is one of the primary societal risks generated by the food system and omitted in prominent corporate tools aiming to account for the impact of the food sector on planet and people.
