Urbanisation, migration and food system transformations: Concepts and methodologies for a better understanding of the dynamics of urban food systems and migration settlements

Siemen van Berkum; Jan Broeze; Marion Herens; Bertram de Rooij; Katrine Soma; Lotte Roosendaal

doi:10.18174/524538

Urbanisation, migration and food system transformations: Concepts and methodologies for a better understanding of the dynamics of urban food systems and migration settlements

Siemen van Berkum, Jan Broeze, Marion Herens, Bertram de Rooij, Katrine Soma, Lotte Roosendaal

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Interdisciplinary knowledge in the agri-food domain is needed to support transitions towards resilient and sustainable urban food systems and to contribute to achieving the SDG2 Zero Hunger and SDG 11 Sustainable cities and communities. This paper proposes an interdisciplinary framework to study urban food system outcomes and options for transformations in Low and Middle Income Countries in the context of changing rural-urban linkages and migration flows. The framework is a combination of a general analytical food system approach with add-ons from spatial and participatory approaches.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	Wageningen Economic Research
Number of pages	29
ISBN (Electronic)	9789463954334
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18174/524538
Publication status	Published - Jun 2020

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No.	2020-046

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Food system value-chain adaptability - can new opportunities increase food security and food safety in Kibera? Linking aquaculture to urban food systems: Workshop Report - Discussing new opportunities with the aquaculture value-chains between Nyeri - Kibera
Obwanga, B., Mbauni, C., Mwangi, G. F. & Soma, K., 2020, Den Haag: Wageningen Economic Research. 14 p.
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Feeding cities & migration (KB-35-002-001)
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van Berkum, S., Broeze, J., Herens, M., de Rooij, B., Soma, K., & Roosendaal, L. (2020). Urbanisation, migration and food system transformations: Concepts and methodologies for a better understanding of the dynamics of urban food systems and migration settlements. (Wageningen Economic Research report; No. 2020-046). Wageningen Economic Research. https://doi.org/10.18174/524538

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Urbanisation, migration and food system transformations: Concepts and methodologies for a better understanding of the dynamics of urban food systems and migration settlements

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Food system value-chain adaptability - can new opportunities increase food security and food safety in Kibera? Linking aquaculture to urban food systems: Workshop Report - Discussing new opportunities with the aquaculture value-chains between Nyeri - Kibera

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