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Being prepared for exogenous shocks: Exploring strategies to transform the food system of Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten
de Jong, Rosemarijn ; Hoogstad, Eugène ; Visser, Benjamin ; de Kort, Rendell ; Carmona Báez, Antonio ; Echteld, Elisabeth ; Mijts, Eric
de Jong, Rosemarijn
Hoogstad, Eugène
Visser, Benjamin
de Kort, Rendell
Carmona Báez, Antonio
Echteld, Elisabeth
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Food security
Food systems
Multi-method analysis
Sustainable food production
Small island states
Food systems
Multi-method analysis
Sustainable food production
Small island states
Location research
Dutch Caribbean
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2024
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en
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The Covid-19 pandemic heavily disrupted the food systems of the Caribbean islands of Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten. To provide recommendations on how to strengthen the food system in a way that is feasible and acceptable for the stakeholders and population on the islands, a content analysis was done on the 13 research activities that have been conducted within the scope of a ZonMw-funded project. Themes that emerged most frequently were farming techniques, farming knowledge and collaboration, consumer education and government. A framework has been extracted from this analysis presenting the five most adequate strategies for transforming the food system.
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De Jong, R., Hoogstad, E., Visser, B., de Kort, R., Carmona Baez, A., Echteld & E., Mijts, E. (2024). Being prepared for exogenous shocks: Exploring strategies to transform the food system of Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten. In Faraclas, N., Severing, R., Echteld. E., Rutgers, W. & Delgado S. (eds.), Southern Entanglements: Southern Epistemologies, Southern Praxes and The Languages, Literatures and Cultures of the Dutch Caribbean and Beyond, 13-28. University of Curaçao/University of Puerto Rico.
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ZonMw-funded project
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University of Curaçao/University of Puerto Rico.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14473/139