In this webinar series we explore emergency food planning within the context of four different types of food system disruptions. Cities will learn strategies and be provided with actionable resources to develop emergency food and recovery plans tailored to their city’s unique food system pressures. We also discuss how to gain input from subject matter experts and food system organizations to make sure the plans are efficient, equitable and in alignment with broader sustainability and food system goals. 

Speakers include experts, policymakers and practitioners from across the world with experience and knowledge in emergency food planning. They share lessons learned, case studies, practical information and resources that can inform plans and strategies for your city. 

Explore the series, including all recordings and accompanying resources, on the Emergency Food Planning section of the learning platform.

We explored the scope of a strategy, who can or should be involved in its development, practical policies and levers to enable food system transformation and how to implement a strategy so it delivers positive change.  
 
You can watch all webinars back on our playlist:
A Food Strategy For Your City
 
The webinars ran as follows: 
 
Introduction: Setting the context for City Food Strategies 
1: How are cities developing food strategies? 
2: What does a food strategy include?  
3: What does a food strategy include? - Sustainable food systems: Environment, economy and resilience   
4: Your city, your strategy - Engaging stakeholders and citizens in the development of your strategy  
5: Your city, your strategy - Data, audits and mapping  
6: Turning strategy into action - Implementing your strategy through leadership and partnerships 
7: Turning strategy into action – Creating a Good Food Movement   

You can explore these topics on the A Food Strategy For Your City section of the Learning Platform.