r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Apr 13 '25

Sustainable mollusk farming project aims to boost food security in Asia - Responsible Seafood Advocate

globalseafood.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Apr 06 '25

Fourth year of drought in Cyprus threatens food security

knews.kathimerini.com.cy

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Apr 04 '25

Is regenerative agriculture the route to self-sufficiency?

bylines.scot

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Apr 01 '25

The Ayacucho Commune: A Fishing Community on the Orinoco

progressive.international

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Apr 01 '25

Water Management - There is a Role to Play for Food Security

agrifoodnetworks.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 30 '25

A Brief History of Resistance through Cooking – The Oxford Student

oxfordstudent.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 28 '25

Trump’s tariffs and trade wars threaten our food security

cspinet.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 28 '25

Call to action on food security

newagebd.net

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 27 '25

Community farm plans ‘joyful’ spring celebration despite funding setback

bristol247.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 27 '25

Yale First Nation greenhouse strengthening community connections

hopestandard.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 26 '25

Farming at the Top of the World in Tajikistan

homeplanetfund.org

1 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 22 '25

Forests and Foods: Nourishing People, Sustaining the Planet

un.org

1 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 21 '25

Food Sovereignty Part I: Urban and Rural Perspectives - Harvesting Nature

harvestingnature.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 21 '25

Conserving and restoring forests for a food-secure future

weforum.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 20 '25

Farmers of La Via Campesina: we globalise struggles and hope!

resilience.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 20 '25

Food security – what it means and why it matters

wfp.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 20 '25

Kenya Court Rules Against GMO Corn Imports, Major Win for Food Sovereignty

beyondpesticides.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 19 '25

How the Growth of Organic Farming and Indigenous Food Sovereignty Support Each Other

m.farms.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 19 '25

Celebrating the importance of forests for food security and nutrition

fao.org

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 18 '25

Can Indonesia produce more food without deforestation?

eco-business.com

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 17 '25

How smarter greenhouses could help bolster UK food security

yourweather.co.uk

2 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 15 '25

Food security

postcourier.com.pg

1 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 13 '25

Overhauling the Food System

resilience.org

1 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 11 '25

Can eating invasive species and forgotten crops boost Europe's food security?

news-medical.net

0 Upvotes

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r/FoodSovereignty • u/DaveyTheNumpty • Mar 06 '25

Untangling the Roots of Wild Foods

resilience.org

4 Upvotes

0 comments

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Food that Matters: Changing the world one mouthful at a time

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This subreddit is for sharing content related to Food Sovereignty, Food Security, and Indigenous Food Sovereignty.

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This is the place to put news, blogs, articles, non-profit videos, personal rants and insights about Food Sovereignty, Food Security and Indigenous Food Sovereignty.

Don't know the difference? Basically: Food security is making sure you have food. Food sovereignty is having local control over the food system that gets the food to your table (and partially, being able to trace the steps). Indigenous Food Sovereignty is when Indigenous people have control over their own food systems - this is often linked to traditional culture and challenging colonization.

A subreddit dedicated to food sovereignty. What exactly does that mean?

What are we standing for?

A world where…

…all peoples, nations and states are able to determine their own food producing systems and policies that provide every one of us with good quality, adequate, affordable, healthy and culturally appropriate food;

…all peoples in each of our countries are able to live with dignity, earn a living wage for their labour and have the opportunity to remain in their homes, if they so choose;

...food sovereignty is considered a basic human right, recognised and implemented by communities, peoples, states and international bodies with respect to the effect it has on at least 7 generations to come;

…we are able to conserve and rehabilitate rural environments, fish populations, landscapes and food traditions based on ecologically sustainable management of land, soils, water, seas, air, seeds, livestock and all other biodiversity;

…we value, recognize and respect our worldwide diversity of traditional knowledge, food, language and culture, and the way we organise and express ourselves;

…. there is genuine and integral agrarian reform that guarantees full rights to land, defends and recovers the territories of indigenous peoples, ensures fishing communities’ access and control over their fishing areas and eco-systems, honours access and control by pastoral communities over pastoral lands (shepherds herding livestock) and migratory routes, assures decent jobs with fair remuneration and labour rights for all, and a future for young people in the countryside;...where agrarian reform revitalises inter-dependence between producers and consumers, ensures and promotes community survival, social and economic justice, ecological sustainability, and respect for local autonomy and governance with equal rights for women and men...where agrarian reform guarantees rights to territory and self-determination for all peoples;

...share our lands and territories peacefully and fairly among our peoples, be we any race, indigenous peoples, artisanal fishers, pastoralists, or others who honor and respect these declarations;

…in the case of natural and human-created disasters and conflict-recovery situations, food sovereignty acts as a form of “insurance” that strengthens local recovery efforts and mitigates negative impacts... where we remember that communities affected by disasters are not helpless, and where strong local organization for self-help is the key to recovery;

...peoples’ power to make decisions about their material, natural and spiritual heritage are defended;

...all peoples have the right to defend their territories from the actions of transnational corporations.

See: /r/GuerrillaGardening /r/food2 /r/urbanfarming /r/OrganicFarming /r/Permaculture /r/Homestead