Convenor Christopher Chinapoo Impact Youth Sustainability - Jamaica Co- Convenors Riyadh Mohammed Tropical Agriculture Consultancy Services Limited, Donovan Mc Laren KCDI Jamaica, Anna Kay Mc Intosh National Youth Council Jamaica, Tamisha Lee JNRWP
Language of Dialogue Event
English
Date/time
From:
To:
City
Kingston, Jamaica
Geographical focus
Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago
Format
Online
Please review the details below for registration information if available or contact the Convenor if you would like to attend.
Curator
Christopher Chinapoo and Keevan Leach Chartered Quality Institute Demsig
Description
This food systems dialogue will examine the challenges and solutions for enhancing sustainability and resilience of regional food systems, producer communities and the supply chain. The dialogue will examine the nexus issues in food, water, energy, waste and digitalization. After a brief introduction by conveners and curators the participants will be divided into five discussion groups as detailed bellow
Sustainable Production and Consumption
Food Waste
Sustainable Nutrition and Diets
Assuring Sustainable Food Systems within Community and City Development
Sustaining Sustainable Development and Resilient Development of Food Systems
After the breakout rooms, participant feedback will be summarized and reported in the main room. All feedback will be collated and inputted in the Food Systems Summit feedback report for synthesis into the 2021 Food Systems Summit hosted in September 2021
Acknowledgement
Tropical Agriculture Consultancy Services, Bureau of Standards Jamaica, The University of the West Indies, National Youth Council of Jamaica, Kevoy Community Development Institute Jamaica, The Jamaica Network of Rural Women Producers, Mrs Shamoy Hajare, Five Star Quality and Justice Associates Jamaica Limited, Growgreen Aquaponics Limited, UNDP Jamaica, IICA, Chartered Engineer Clyde Phillip, and Professor Winston Suite of the University of Trinidad and Tobago. Special thanks is also due to Dr Wayne Soverall of UWI Cave Hill Campus, Senator Lynette Holder of the Small Business Association Barbados, Dr Adrian Daisley, Ms Tracey Edwards CEO Plakortis, Ms Marjorie Beazar, Mr Troy Clarke LEAD Institute Bahamas, Dr Lilian Wiebers, Ms Stacey Alverez Island Innovation Ambassador Barbados, Ms Natalie Rose President of the Internet Society Jamaica Chapter and Racquel Artwell of Five Star Quality and Justice Associates Jamaica Limited, Ms Magdalena Anna Kropiwnicka, and Cristina Reni.
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