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Growing resilience and equity: A food policy action plan in the context of Covid-19

Growing resilience and equity: A food policy action plan in the context of Covid-19

by cfigu | May 21, 2020 | Canada Focused, Featured Food, Food Security, Food Systems

This action plan from Food Secure Canada (FSC) is a call for renewing the country’s food system in response to Covid-19. The pandemic is magnifying the structural inequalities in our food systems, the insufficiencies of our social protection programs, and the...

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