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Understanding the complex food system and strategies for change
- 1. Understanding the Food System: How It Works and When It Doesn’t Robyn Krock Valley Vision
- 2. Valley Vision is a nonprofit consultancy that tackles economic, environmental and social issues. Our vision is a prosperous and sustainable region for all generations.
- 3. A coalition formed to link efforts throughout the Capital region working to: • increase access to healthy foods in underserved communities, • increase associated educational opportunities • support the viability of agriculture
- 4. By linking efforts & working together we hope to: • Have a stronger voice to affect policy and systems change • Create stronger programs through knowledge transfer and sharing best practices
- 5. FARMS and RANCHES Post-Harvest Facilities Manufacturers/Processors Shippers Brokers Wholesalers Direct Markets Retailers Food Services, Institutions Restaurants, Caterers CONSUMERS Product Flow Flow of Product Story LEGEND Food Banks, Community Programs
- 6. Production
- 11. FARMS and RANCHES Post-Harvest Facilities Manufacturers/Processors Shippers Brokers Wholesalers Direct Markets Retailers Food Services, Institutions Restaurants, Caterers CONSUMERS Product Flow Flow of Product Story LEGEND Food Banks, Community Programs
- 12. $ $ $ $
- 13. Scenario: Two parent family with a baby. Have free childcare from a relative for half of each day, so one parent works part-time at minimum wage--$8/hour. Other parent works full-time at $10/hour.
- 14. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0
- 15. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 Median rent for 1-bdr apt in Sac
- 16. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150
- 17. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100
- 18. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 Assuming they can get this rate under the ACA. If not, add at least $200 or no health insurance.
- 19. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 Two cell phones, no land line.
- 20. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 $110
- 21. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 $110 $120 Based on average miles driven per year. One car, two working adults = transportation costs are likely higher.
- 22. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 $110 $120 $100 The myriad other little things that come up.
- 23. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 $110 $120 $100 $1,590
- 24. Sample Monthly Budget Monthly Net Income Income (1st job) Income (2nd job) Other Income Monthly Net Income Total $1,473 $624 $0 $2,097 Monthly Expenses Savings Mortgage/Rent Car Payment Car/Home Insurance Health Insurance Cable/Phone Electric/Gas Gas (car) Other Monthly Expenses Total $0 $760 $150 $100 $100 $150 $110 $120 $100 $1,590 Monthly Spending After Set Exp. $507 Food for 2 adults and a baby, diapers, clothes for a growing child, household items, outof-pocket medical expenses, car repairs, etc.
- 25. Production Government regs & $$ Processing Government regs & $$ Government regs Government regs Waste Distribution Government regs & $$ Consumption
- 26. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, EBT, CalFresh, food stamps) $1 = $1.79
- 28. Changing the Food System
- 29. Change From Within Establishing new policies and regulations that support a healthy, sustainable food system • Subsidizing “specialty crops” • Creating incentive programs to encourage grocery stores in food deserts • Putting limits on marketing of unhealthy food to kids Educating consumers about lowcost, healthy food options
- 30. Creating an Alternative Food System • Teaching people to grow their own food in community and home gardens • Supporting development of a locally-sourcing food aggregation and distribution facility • Increasing access to farmer’s markets and farmstands • Education, education, education
- 31. • There’s no magic pill. • There are multiple strategies for addressing these issues and all are necessary. • Wherever you can step in and help is needed.
Notes de l'éditeur
- When most people think about components of a food system, they mostly think about two areas: production…
- … and consumption.