Technology-Driven Food Systems for Climate-Smart Nutrition

Abstract

Food systems worldwide face mounting pressure to provide adequate, safe, and nutritious food while minimizing environmental impact. Technological innovation, when combined with supportive policy frameworks, can transform food systems into more sustainable, resilient, and equitable structures. This paper explores the intersection of innovation, policy, and nutrition by highlighting how emerging technologies and climate-smart strategies can create scalable, sustainable solutions that promote human and planetary health.

Presenters

Sara Bielek
Clinical Assistant Professor, School of Professional Psychology, Wright State University, Ohio, United States

Details

Presentation Type

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

Public Health Policies and Practices

KEYWORDS

Technology in Food Systems, Policy and Governance, Climate-Smart Nutrition