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Home » Sustainable Urban Food Systems and a Collaborative Initiative in Hong Kong

Sustainable Urban Food Systems and a Collaborative Initiative in Hong Kong

  1. Introduction
  2. Session 1: Current Situation and Issues – Why do we Need Sustainable Urban Food Systems

  3. Session 2: Principles for Sustainable Food Systems

  4. Session 3: Actions for Building a Sustainable Urban Food System

  5. Session 4: International Initiatives on Sustainable Urban Food Systems

  6. Session 5: Milan’s Food System Policy

  7. Session 6: Initiating a Collaborative and Networked Food System in Hong Kong

  8. References

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