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The pathways developed by this community aim to identify the extent to which investments and action on (a) reducing food waste, (b) strict management of land and water resources, (c) dietary shifts (d) sustainable intensification of agriculture and (e) trade enable CoP countries to meet national climate, conservation, water quality, and public health commitments. It will operate as part of the global FABLE (1) network led by UN-SDSN (Sustainable Development Solutions Network) and IIASA including 20 additional countries in the America’s, Africa, Asia and the Pacific.
Project leader
Line Gordon's research integrates insights from resilience thinking, land use change, food systems, hydrology, and social-ecological systems. She is the director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre
Gordon is an internationally recognised scientist in sustainability of water, food, and the biosphere. She conducts innovative research that combines work with small scale farmers in Africa, global models of land-use and rainfall interactions, and culinary innovators.
Project consortium
Centre for international climate research
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Stockholm University
Research Institutes of Sweden
University of Hamburg
The partners propose an integrated programme including three work streams: (1) the development of national and regional pathways to sustainable food and land use systems, (2) scoping with national and regional partners to identify pathway narratives, (3) integration of Nordic EU pathways into global models pursued by the FABLE network. A small secretariat led by Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) coordinates the Nordic-Central EU partnership, including its contribution to the Global FABLE network which operates as part of the broader Food and Land-Use Coalition to provide the integrated analysis that can support policymakers, business leaders, and civil society in undertaking the deep transformations needed to achieve sustainable food and land-use systems.
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