A feminist perspective on urban food system transformation

This report explores the critical role of a feminist perspective in transforming urban food systems, particularly in the context of rising food insecurity. As global hunger rates escalate, it becomes imperative to address the intersecting inequalities that disproportionately affect women and marginalized communities. The report highlights the vital contributions of women in food production, distribution, and care work, while also emphasizing the barriers they face in influencing governance processes. By examining case studies from various countries and advocating for structural changes, this document calls for a reimagining of urban environments to prioritize food security and promote gender equity, ultimately aiming for a more inclusive and resilient food system for all.