The future of food systems in Europe and Central Asia: 2022-2025 and beyond

Eugenia Serova; Attila Jambor; Diana Kopeva; Raimund Jehle; Zvi Lerman; Thomas Herzfeld; Judith Hitchman; Vardan Urutyan; Viktor Lagutov; Ewa Halicka; Vladimir  Chernigov; Boban Ilic; Laura Tarrafa; Sergei  Kiselev; Csaba  Csaki; Ramona  Duminicioiu; Gagik  Sardaryan; Jijyan  Vrej; Leon  Gorris; Elene  Shatberashvili; Sophia  Davidova; William  Meyers; Frank  van Holst; Aida  Jamangulova; Aziz  Karimov

doi:10.4060/cc1546en

The future of food systems in Europe and Central Asia: 2022-2025 and beyond

Eugenia Serova (Editor)
, Attila Jambor (Editor)
, Diana Kopeva (Editor)
, Raimund Jehle (Editor)
, Zvi Lerman (Editor)
, Thomas Herzfeld (Editor)
, Judith Hitchman (Editor)
, Vardan Urutyan (Editor)
, Viktor Lagutov (Editor)
, Ewa Halicka (Editor)
, Vladimir Chernigov (Editor)
, Boban Ilic (Editor)
, Laura Tarrafa (Editor)
, Sergei Kiselev (Editor)
, Csaba Csaki (Editor)
, Ramona Duminicioiu (Editor)
, Gagik Sardaryan (Editor)
, Jijyan Vrej (Editor)
, Leon Gorris (Editor)
, Elene Shatberashvili (Editor)

Sophia Davidova (Editor), William Meyers (Editor), Frank van Holst (Editor), Aida Jamangulova (Editor), Aziz Karimov (Editor)

Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy

Higher School of Economics
Corvinus University of Budapest
University of National and World Economy
Food and Agriculture Organization

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Abstract (may include machine translation)

The document provides a comprehensive analysis of the future of the food systems in Europe and Central Asia based on a qualitative review of the literature and information available at the time of drafting. Specific attention will be given to (i) economic growth; (ii) natural resources and climate change; (iii) rural development; (iv) agri-food trade and policies; (v) innovation and digitalization; (vi) food systems developments; (vii) food and nutrition security; (viii) food safety. It summarizes them by Subregions and has a specific focus on the European Union and derives regional priorities for action for the future in the Region. The report covers the situation up to mid-2021 and does not include later developments in the region.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Rome
Publisher	UN Food and Agriculture Organization
Number of pages	98
ISBN (Print)	9789251367544
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4060/cc1546en
State	Published - 2022

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 2 Zero Hunger
SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
SDG 13 Climate Action

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Serova, E., Jambor, A., Kopeva, D., Jehle, R., Lerman, Z., Herzfeld, T., Hitchman, J., Urutyan, V., Lagutov, V., Halicka, E., Chernigov, V., Ilic, B., Tarrafa, L., Kiselev, S., Csaki, C., Duminicioiu, R., Sardaryan, G., Vrej, J., Gorris, L., ... Karimov, A. (Eds.) (2022). The future of food systems in Europe and Central Asia: 2022-2025 and beyond. UN Food and Agriculture Organization. https://doi.org/10.4060/cc1546en

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The future of food systems in Europe and Central Asia: 2022-2025 and beyond

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