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Regenerating the food system: A proposed vision and guiding principles for regenerative, inclusive food systems
Sinéad O'Keeffe1, Tewodros Tefera Amede2, Bebe Omedo Bockline3
1Wageningen Plant Research, Wageningen University and Research, Postbus 16, 6700 AA, Wageningen, The Netherlands. Sinead.okeeffe@wur.nl.
Abstract:
The aim of this perspective is to further the discussion on regenerating our food system, by describing our future food system (FS) vision to be a regenerative, inclusive food system (RIFS) and providing guiding principles that work within an interactive dynamic framework to achieve this vision. The five RIFS principles outlined in this paper are intended to support and guide place-based processes for regenerating our FS. These are: (1) sense of place and purpose; (2) socio-ecological design for innovation; (3) building connections; (4) fair, just and inclusive transitions; and (5) design for renewal (it is a living process). The use of the five principles are at the heart of RIFS, supporting transformative, experiential learning and guiding the actions and responsibility of all actors involved in FS transformation towards RIFS. We argue that when all these principles occur in a transformation process, this provides the fertile ground for achieving a RIFS's vision.
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