We look at what we eat and how we use the land together because of the impact they have on one another. Climate breakdown is a growing threat to the security of our food supply as extreme weather reduces harvests and drives up staple food costs. Fortunately the UK has enough land and agricultural resources to avoid greater import dependence and to boost self-sufficiency. Local initiatives are a key part of this roadmap: to make food production more resilient, be smarter in our use of land to produce food alongside adapting to climate change and reducing pollution, and to make healthier diets more accessible and affordable.
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Featured initiatives
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ShropshireFordhall Farm
Food & AgricultureFarming organically through community ownership and partnership.
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ManchesterOpen Kitchen
Food & AgricultureReducing food waste and supporting communities across Greater Manchester.
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LeedsMafwa Theatre: Lincoln Greeners
Food & AgricultureTeaching gardening skills, connecting people and transforming the local community.
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Bath and North East SomersetMiddle Ground Growers
Food & AgricultureProducing ecologically grown food for local communities.
Sustainable agriculture is not just about growing crops, it’s about caring for the soil, the water, the air and all the living things that depend on them.
Vandana Shiva
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We discuss how Changeprint encourages local action that focuses on specific place-based needs – rather than emissions alone.
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From Footprint to Changeprint
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