How speeding up the Slow Food Movement can regenerate our food systems

Delve into the world of Slow Food with Vincenzo Velletri as he shares how prioritising biodiversity, culture, and good, clean, fair food for all can regenerate our broken food systems.

Discover how by defending biological and cultural diversity, mobilising citizens and influencing policies, Slow Food puts into practice the agroecological transition to sustainable food systems for all. Embracing agroecology means addressing the socioecological nature of agriculture and understanding the crucial role agriculture can play in producing positive social, cultural, and ecological outcomes.

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