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    A key conclusion is that stable and resilient food markets are key to avoiding social disruption. The document discusses analyzing the resilience of various aspects of food systems, including availability, access, and utilization, to climate impacts. It also covers analyzing the resilience of supporting resources, services, organizations, and policies to better understand how to build climate-resilient food systems.

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    A key conclusion is that stable and resilient food markets are key to avoiding social disruption. The document discusses analyzing the resilience of various aspects of food systems, including availability, access, and utilization, to climate impacts. It also covers analyzing the resilience of supporting resources, services, organizations, and policies to better understand how to build climate-resilient food systems.

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    A key conclusion is that stable and resilient food markets are key to avoiding social disruption. The document discusses analyzing the resilience of various aspects of food systems, including availability, access, and utilization, to climate impacts. It also covers analyzing the resilience of supporting resources, services, organizations, and policies to better understand how to build climate-resilient food systems.

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    “A key conclusion is that stable and

    resilient food markets are key to


    avoiding social disruption”

    Food Security and Resilience

    Presented By:
    Anushka Sood
    Ashutosh Tiwari
    Himshweta Gogoi
    Context

    ● Climate variability and change threaten food security directly, But other aspects of food
    security such as access, utilization or stability have not received the same attention
    ● The resilience of food systems is strongly influenced by their complex and dynamic nature
    ● A failure of food systems means that people are hungry or malnourished
    Understanding Food Systems

    ● We can distinguish four generic approaches to describing food system models: Food chain,
    Food cycle, Food web, Food context
    ● Characteristics of food systems: Food Availability, Food Access, Food utilisation
    ● This food system framework is complicated further because many components interact (e.g.,
    production, exchange, and trade influence prices; production activities influence the
    ecosystem on which productivity depends)
    Resilience Approaches

    ● Climate-resilient food systems are robust in the face of climate shocks, adapting and re-
    organizing to respond to stresses, and recovering quickly from extreme events
    ● The Food and Agricultural Organisation of United Nation’s supports countries in addressing
    the multiple threats and risks to food insecurity and malnutrition in the region by focusing on
    four interrelated pillars: (i) Governance (ii) Food Security Information System (iii)
    Prevention and Risk Reduction (iv) Preparedness and Response
    Food Utilization Resilience Analysis

    ● Key resilience questions in relation to food utilization include:


    (i) Does a household use diverse nutrition sources throughout the year?
    (ii) Is access to food within a household equitable?
    (iii) What is the health status of individuals and their capacity to absorb nutrients?
    (iv) What types of storage and cooking technologies are available to household users?
    Food Access Resilience Analysis

    ● To determine how resilient these relationships are to climate stress, we can know:
    (i) Does the household have diverse ways to access food throughout the year?
    (ii) Does the community have access to diverse food types and nutrition sources?
    (iii) Is food access equitable between households?
    (iv) What share of household income is used to purchase food?
    Food Availability Resilience Analysis

    ● To understand the resilience of these factors to climate impacts, we need to address


    questions such as:
    (i) Is local consumption served by a mix of regionally produced and imported foods?
    (ii) Do food storage systems have sufficient capacity?
    (iii) Are mechanisms in place to counter hoarding behaviours or supply failures?
    Resilience Analysis of Support Resources and
    Services

    ● Resilience analysis of supporting resources and services include:


    (i) Is the resource in good condition?
    (ii) Is the resource/service spatially distributed so that it is not completely disrupted by a
    single climate hazard?
    (iii) Does the resource/service have substitutable components or multiple options for
    delivering its service?
    (iv) Does the resource/service have spare capacity?
    Resilience Analysis of Support Organizations and
    Policies

    ● To assess the resilience of supporting organizations, institutions and policies, the following
    are important:
    (i) Can the supporting organization or policy restore functionality after a climate-related
    shock or stress?
    (ii) Does the supporting organization or policy provide equitable access?
    (iii) Is decision making transparent, accountable and participatory?
    Conclusion

    ● Climate change will mean increasing disruption to ecosystems and infrastructure from more
    frequent and severe extreme weather events
    ● Both food security and climate resilience are complex
    Thanks

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