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Please join us for the Uppsala Health Summit Post-Conference Report Launch:Healthy Lives from Sustainable Food Systems - Health equity in food system transformationFor two days in October 2022, 200 food- and health experts from
government, academia, industry, and civil society from 30 countries across five
continents engaged in workshop dialogues and sessions to discuss necessary
actions for the transformation of our food systems to promote our and the
planet’s health. The summit's objective was to contribute to the dialogue on
how to practically follow-up on recommendations from the 2021 UN Food
Systems Summit, but with a particular emphasis on food systems’ impact on
health.
In a webinar on 20th of April,
we will discuss the findings together with a group of bright and insightful
thinkers. Join us and gain insights into how we transform our food systems to
promote human and planetary health with a special emphasis on health equity. Participants: Opening: Dr Karin Artursson, Scientific Director and Adjunct Professor at the Swedish National Veterinary Institute (SVA), and chair of the Uppsala Health Summit Programme Committee 2022 Presentation:
Transformation to a
more healthy and sustainable food system in a time of increasing risks and
uncertainties, Dr Line Gordon, Director, Stockholm Resilience Center Panelists: Dr Marta Hugas, former Chief Scientist at the European Food Safety Agency; Ms Nicole Rocque, Senior Innovation Specialist, Good Food Institute, India The session will be moderated by Dr Annsofie Wahlström, Program Director, SLU Future Food, Swedish Agricultural University We look forward to welcoming you online on Thursday 20 April at 13.00. | | | Dr Annsofie Wahlström, Program Director, SLU Future Food
Dr Annsofie Wahlström's research and work experience revolves around private Swedish companies and collaborations and international companies with a focus on diet and nutrition for animals, where she previously worked at Lantmännen, Cobb Europe and Zinpro Corporation.
| | | Dr Karin Artursson, Scientific Director, Swedish National Veterinary InstituteDr Karin Artursson is scientific
director at the National Veterinary Institute (SVA), adjunct professor at the
Dep. of Biomedicine and Veterinary Public Health Sciences at the Swedish
University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), and Programme Committee chair at
Uppsala Health Summit 2022. | | | Dr Line Gordon, Director, Stockholm Resilience CenterDr Line Gordon's research integrates insights from resilience thinking, land use change, food systems, hydrology, and social-ecological systems. Her work includes extensive experience in leading international research projects. She is on the board of directors of the EAT Foundation, and was also one of the authors of the EAT-Lancet Commission.
| | | Dr Marta Hugas, former Chief Scientist at the European Food Safety Authority Dr Marta Hugas served as Chief Scientist at the European
Food Safety Authority until 1st March 2022. The position addressed the development of
EFSA’s scientific strategic direction; acting as a focal point on scientific
matters and facilitating the understanding of science.
| | | Ms Nicole Rocque, Senior Innovation Specialist, Good Food Institute, India Nicole Rocque brings experience in pharmaceuticals,
biotechnology and technology commercialization to promote innovation in the
plant-based, cultivated meat, eggs and dairy industry in India. | | | Download the post-conference compendium of briefs here!
Our recent summit Healthy Lives from Sustainable Food Systems resulted in various recommendations for research and policy proposals concerning spatial planning, livestock development, farmers’ voices in policy dialogues, and context-relevant and equity-focused food environment transformation strategies. The conclusions from the intensive dialogue have been gathered in a post-conference policy briefing kit.
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Our Partners
Uppsala Health Summit is hosted by Uppsala University in collaboration with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences; the Swedish Medical Products Agency; Region Uppsala; the National Veterinary Institute; the City of Uppsala; and Örebro University.
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