About Food Policy
Food Policy
About this Collection
As the global population increases and climate change accelerates, pressures on existing food systems will only grow, resulting in unequal food distribution, shortages, supply chain disruptions and, more seriously, malnutrition, hunger and related diseases. Interruptions to food supply chains during the COVID-19 pandemic have only underscored the fragility of some of our current systems. Governments, local NGOs and international bodies like the United Nations and World Health Organization are all striving to build policy frameworks that will support secure, resilient, sustainable and inclusive food systems.
Research into all areas of our food production, distribution and consumption is critical to improving global food policies. By suggesting and testing innovative approaches and by analyzing historic and emerging developments, scholars can help policy makers create data-driven, actionable and impactful policy initiatives that ensure the security, resilience and sustainability of our food systems. The collection welcomes scholarship that will inform and assess food policy around the world.
By providing rapid, open access publication with links to all underlying data, the collection aims to support and accelerate research into this important subject. The range of article types offered by F1000Research—research articles, reviews, case studies, data notes, method articles, opinion articles, software tools, policy briefs, and more—facilitates the dissemination of all research outputs as openly and quickly as possible. Each article will undergo fully transparent post-publication peer review following the F1000Research publication model.
If you are interested in contributing an article, would like to propose a special collection of your own, or otherwise have any questions, please contact us at publishing@f1000.com.
Research into all areas of our food production, distribution and consumption is critical to improving global food policies. By suggesting and testing innovative approaches and by analyzing historic and emerging developments, scholars can help policy makers create data-driven, actionable and impactful policy initiatives that ensure the security, resilience and sustainability of our food systems. The collection welcomes scholarship that will inform and assess food policy around the world.
By providing rapid, open access publication with links to all underlying data, the collection aims to support and accelerate research into this important subject. The range of article types offered by F1000Research—research articles, reviews, case studies, data notes, method articles, opinion articles, software tools, policy briefs, and more—facilitates the dissemination of all research outputs as openly and quickly as possible. Each article will undergo fully transparent post-publication peer review following the F1000Research publication model.
If you are interested in contributing an article, would like to propose a special collection of your own, or otherwise have any questions, please contact us at publishing@f1000.com.