Food Governance In India Rights, Security and Challenges in the Global Sphere

By:

Upadhyaya, A S

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Routledge India Original 2023Edition: 1Description: xx, 181ISBN:

9781032468532

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General

DDC classification:

303.66 UPA

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Food Governance In India Rights, Security and Challenges in the Global Sphere

Summary: "Food Governance in India: Rights, Security, and Challenges in the Global Sphere" is a book that analyzes the complex issues surrounding food security, public health, and equity within the context of India's global role. It examines the interplay of socio-political, economic, and agricultural factors influencing food production and distribution, with a specific focus on public food distribution systems and climate change impacts. The book connects global, national, and local narratives on food security and policy, offering insights into the challenges of ensuring food access and combating climate variability and agrarian distress. It explores the underlying problems within policy frameworks and suggests solutions for greater accessibility and distribution of food supplies. Additionally, it delves into global food governance norms and India's potential influence in shaping them. The book is relevant for those studying public policy, development studies, sociology, agriculture, public health, nutrition, and economics.

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Food Governance In India
Rights, Security and Challenges in the Global Sphere

"Food Governance in India: Rights, Security, and Challenges in the Global Sphere" is a book that analyzes the complex issues surrounding food security, public health, and equity within the context of India's global role. It examines the interplay of socio-political, economic, and agricultural factors influencing food production and distribution, with a specific focus on public food distribution systems and climate change impacts. The book connects global, national, and local narratives on food security and policy, offering insights into the challenges of ensuring food access and combating climate variability and agrarian distress. It explores the underlying problems within policy frameworks and suggests solutions for greater accessibility and distribution of food supplies. Additionally, it delves into global food governance norms and India's potential influence in shaping them. The book is relevant for those studying public policy, development studies, sociology, agriculture, public health, nutrition, and economics.

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