Course 2: Recap and Next Steps

Course 2 covered food system fundamentals. Systems are complex, nonlinear, and are comprised of interacting agents. Systems thinking can help diagnose wicked problems by helping us understand systems. Food systems comprise the many interconnected activities responsible for getting food to consumers. Urban food systems play a significant role in wider food systems. Recognizing our impact on food systems outcomes can help us promote and encourage actions that support desired outcomes.

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