Rod Revolution : Building Democratic Food Systems

Join us for our second episode of Rod Revolution, where we talk to Nina Isabella Møller, a social scientist at SDU, about her work on food system change and agroecology in the context of Denmark and beyond.

We will hear about how municipalities can become key players in supporting agroecological farming through public procurement, the first Danish food council in Kolding, a movement for social security for food in France, and how this could be translated to Denmark.

We will also learn about the situation of food insecurity in Denmark, food deserts, and the strength of community initiatives to challenge the status quo.

Thank you, Nina!

This podcast was produced thanks to funding from the European Union and we have to let you know that the content of it is the responsibility of Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke and does not necessarily represent the views of the EU!

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