Overview
This project aims to develop and test processes and tools that build transformative capacity in the Solomon Islands and Kiribati, eventually triggering a step-change in coastal food systems evidenced by improved diet, nutrition and community health; community food self-sufficiency; enhanced climate and disaster resilience; restoration and stewardship of natural resources, and diversified livelihoods.
This will provide an evidence base that will encourage a regional shift to food systems transformation through the involvement of multiple project partners.
Expected project outcomes
- Promoting and applying traditional knowledge.
- Empowering women and youth.
- Solutions-oriented and systems-thinking and proactive mindsets.
- Emerging of leaders and champions and collective action
- Expanding community and international stakeholder networks.
- Mainstreaming of process into local development planning.
- Scaling up of enabling governance.
- Developing knowledge brokers with skills to maintain process.
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Key partners
Cawthron Institute
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Live and Learn Kiribati
Pacific Community
University of Technology Sydney
World Wide Fund for Nature-Pacific