
Hunger from the inside: The experience of food poverty in the UK
ISBN: 1-903060-24-9 - 71pp - 2002 | 317Kb
This report demonstrates the benefits of putting communities at the heart of action to tackle food poverty and social exclusion. Through the words of participants who took part in Sustain's Community Mapping project the report reveals how the depth and breadth of peoples experiences can be harnessed towards positive action and policy development. It highlights the disparities between what is being done, what is not being done and what should be done at local regional and national levels and encourages more Community Mapping.
Hunger from the inside: The experience of food poverty in the UK
ISBN: 1-903060-24-9 - 71pp - 2002 | 317Kb
This report demonstrates the benefits of putting communities at the heart of action to tackle food poverty and social exclusion.
Through the words of participants who took part in Sustain's Community Mapping project the report reveals how the depth and breadth of peoples experiences can be harnessed towards positive action and policy development. It highlights the disparities between what is being done, what is not being done and what should be done at local regional and national levels and encourages more Community Mapping.
Foreword
1. Introduction
2. Community Mapping: Learning from experiences
3. Living with Food Poverty
4. Tackling Food Poverty
5. The Reality Gap: Existing policy and action
6. Conclusion: The Community Mapping method
Appendices
References
Food Access Network: The Food Access Network (FAN-UK) was formerly the Food Poverty project, and is now superseded by the Local Action on Food Network. These archive pages give background information on the activities of FAN-UK, which worked to tackle diet-related ill health amongst the UK's most disadvantaged communities.
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