Putting youth at the heart of aquatic food system transformations

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WorldFish
Published on
14.07.21
Impact Area
Food security, Nutrition

Food systems must provide equitable livelihood opportunities for young people. Photo by WorldFish.

Young people today step into the world at a critical crossroads for our food systems. At present, the production, processing, distribution, consumption and disposal of our food does not work for people or our planet.

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