Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands

Transition to unhealthy food choices and lifestyles is causing health problems for Solomon Islanders. Due to these circumstances, a tok stori was organized in 2023 to start addressing the following question: “what does a vision for a healthy and safe food system comprise?” (Tutuo et al. 2023). To fo...

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Main Authors: Wate, Jillian Tutuo, Tikai, Pitakia, Lodu, Esther, Vaike, Lyn, Saeni-Oeta, Janet, Bennet, Gregory, Eriksson, Hampus
Format: Brief
Language:Inglés
Published: WorldFish 2024
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/173559
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author Wate, Jillian Tutuo
Tikai, Pitakia
Lodu, Esther
Vaike, Lyn
Saeni-Oeta, Janet
Bennet, Gregory
Eriksson, Hampus
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Eriksson, Hampus
Lodu, Esther
Saeni-Oeta, Janet
Tikai, Pitakia
Vaike, Lyn
Wate, Jillian Tutuo
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Tikai, Pitakia
Lodu, Esther
Vaike, Lyn
Saeni-Oeta, Janet
Bennet, Gregory
Eriksson, Hampus
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description Transition to unhealthy food choices and lifestyles is causing health problems for Solomon Islanders. Due to these circumstances, a tok stori was organized in 2023 to start addressing the following question: “what does a vision for a healthy and safe food system comprise?” (Tutuo et al. 2023). To follow up on these discussions, WorldFish and the Kastom Gaden Association (KGA) organized a second series of forums called Island Food Systems in Transition: Strengthening Indigenous Food Systems in Solomon Islands. The forums were hosted in Gizo, Western Province, on June 13, 2024, and in Buala, Isabel Province, on August 14, 2024 . These forums brought together rural actors and key stakeholders (i) to talk about traditional farming and aquatic foods under a nutrition-sensitive approach and (ii) to listen to ideas about what the future of food systems in Solomon Islands could look like at the provincial level.
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spelling CGSpace1735592025-09-01T19:01:22Z Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands Wate, Jillian Tutuo Tikai, Pitakia Lodu, Esther Vaike, Lyn Saeni-Oeta, Janet Bennet, Gregory Eriksson, Hampus traditional farming aquatic foods traditional foods fish indigenous foods island food systems Transition to unhealthy food choices and lifestyles is causing health problems for Solomon Islanders. Due to these circumstances, a tok stori was organized in 2023 to start addressing the following question: “what does a vision for a healthy and safe food system comprise?” (Tutuo et al. 2023). To follow up on these discussions, WorldFish and the Kastom Gaden Association (KGA) organized a second series of forums called Island Food Systems in Transition: Strengthening Indigenous Food Systems in Solomon Islands. The forums were hosted in Gizo, Western Province, on June 13, 2024, and in Buala, Isabel Province, on August 14, 2024 . These forums brought together rural actors and key stakeholders (i) to talk about traditional farming and aquatic foods under a nutrition-sensitive approach and (ii) to listen to ideas about what the future of food systems in Solomon Islands could look like at the provincial level. 2024-12-31 2025-03-11T06:59:55Z 2025-03-11T06:59:55Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/173559 en Open Access application/pdf WorldFish Tutuo J, Pitakia T, Lodu E, Vaike L, Saeni-Oeta J, Bennett G and Eriksson H. 2024. Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands. Penang, Malaysia: WorldFish. Program Brief.
spellingShingle traditional farming
aquatic foods
traditional foods
fish
indigenous foods
island food systems
Wate, Jillian Tutuo
Tikai, Pitakia
Lodu, Esther
Vaike, Lyn
Saeni-Oeta, Janet
Bennet, Gregory
Eriksson, Hampus
Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title_full Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title_fullStr Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title_full_unstemmed Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title_short Imagining island food system futures with Indigenous foods: A tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of Solomon Islands
title_sort imagining island food system futures with indigenous foods a tok stori on the experiences and potential of traditional food systems in provinces of solomon islands
topic traditional farming
aquatic foods
traditional foods
fish
indigenous foods
island food systems
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/173559
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