可持续饮食:从哪里来,到哪里去?
Lesley Macheka1, Rebecca Kanter2, Mark Lawrence3
1Department of Food Processing Technology, Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, Marondera, Zimbabwe.
Journal of nutritional science
|December 1, 2025
概括
可持续饮食是健康的,负担得起的,文化上是可以接受的,平衡公共卫生和环境需求. 实现这些目标需要包容性战略,系统变革和政治意愿,以实现全球目标.
科学领域:
- 探索可持续饮食的多面性维度.
- 整合了食品系统,公共卫生,环境可持续性和文化接受性.
背景情况:
- 定义可持续饮食是健康的,对环境影响较低,价格负担得起,文化上是可以接受的.
- 追踪研究的演变,从环境关注到包括负担能力和营养在内的全面框架.
研究的目的:
- 展示可持续饮食的多层次维度.
- 讨论创新,权衡和促进可持续饮食的政策需求.
主要方法:
- 文献审查和研究历史和创新的讨论.
- 分析案例研究 (地中海,传统黎巴嫩,非洲土著食物).
- 审查政策,治理和测量挑战.
主要成果:
- 可持续的饮食是多样化的,由当地因素塑造的特定环境的途径.
- 确定可持续性和营养之间的冲突和权衡,特别是在LMICs.
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结论:
- 实现可持续饮食需要更公平,文化多样化的包容性,制度变革和政治决心.
- 可持续的饮食对2030年议程,地球健康和社会完整性至关重要.
- 倡导改善指标和参与式方法来衡量可持续的粮食系统.
关键词:
艾维,非洲土著蔬菜CIHEAM,国际地中海高级农学研究中心.COVID-19,冠状病毒疾病 2019 年DASH,饮食方法来阻止高血压.EPIS, 勘探, 准备, 实施, 维持 (框架)环境可持续性 环境可持续性粮农组织,联合国粮食及农业组织.FBDGs,基于食物的饮食指南.粮食系统 粮食系统温室气体, 温室气体, 温室气体HSR,健康星级评级 (系统)国际地中海饮食基金会,国际地中海饮食基金会.土著的食物土著的食物.黎巴嫩地中海饮食,黎巴嫩地中海饮食低收入国家,中低收入国家和中小收入国家.可持续发展目标,可持续发展目标.可持续食品系统 (SFS) 是指可持续的食品系统.快速,可持续,健康,负担得起,可靠,更好 (饮食模式)可持续的饮食可持续的饮食TLD,传统的黎巴嫩饮食联合国教科文组织,联合国教育,科学和文化组织.超加工食品 (UPF) 是指超加工食品.世卫组织,世界卫生组织.aHEI,另类健康饮食指数相关概念视频
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