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In this thought provoking slideshow, the Sustainable Food Laboratory shares some of the key questions facing our planet today surrounding food production. Sustainable Food Systems is a member of the Sustainable Food Lab.

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Page 1: Food and the Planet – Sustainable Food Lab

photo: swiatek wojtkowiak

Food and the PlanetTällberg Forum 2007

Hal Hamilton Sustainable Food Lab

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2000: 6 billion people2050: 9.2 billion people

825 million people hungry

soil degradation

climate change

fisheries lossobesity & diabetes

loss of farmswater issues

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Enough food to feed the world.How will we feed the world?a few questions

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How will we manage the commons?

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How will we allocate cropland to meet our food, feed, fuel, and fiber needs?

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How do we keep market forces from squeezing out the small producers?

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How do we make public food service a driver of sustainability and health?

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Is there a place for family farms?

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How do we turn things around?

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together

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The U theory posits a new understanding of the

world that no longer fragments the wisdom

of the head, heart, and hand.

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The success of an intervention

depends on the interior condition of the intervenor.

William O’Brien, former CEOHanover Insurance Company

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let go and observe

retreat and reflect: allow inner knowing to emerge

act with new understanding

U TheorySenge

ScharmerJaworskiFlowers

Food Lab members are encouraged to go deep to look for new solutions.

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“To be less bad is to accept things as they are....This is the ultimate failure of the "be less bad"

approach: a failure of the imagination.”

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supply chain improvements

demand pull

shared standards

policy changes

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Leverage points for change

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Green Mountain Coffee and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture

some examples

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Major US retailer and Mayan farmers

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SYSCO and the IPM Institute

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Coalition of major cities

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Carrefour, Fondation Charles Leopold Meyer, and communities around Lake Victoria

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Unilever and Rainforest Alliance

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Business Call to Action

• social, economic and environmental responsibility

• continuous, measurable improvement

• transparency

• shared learning

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www.sustainablefood.org

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