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Bristol good food action plans
Explore how and why Bristol is taking action to make food better for people and communities, climate and nature, workers and businesses.
Why is Bristol taking action for Good Food?
The way all of us produce, buy, cook, eat and throw away food in Bristol is important. It impacts our health, our communities, and our economy, and contributes to the climate and ecological emergencies the planet faces today.
By taking action for good food as a city, we can build a food system that is good for Bristol, and lead other cities in the UK and across the globe in co-creating a food system that’s good for everyone.
What are the action plans?
Many organisations, community groups, institutions and citizens are contributing to a better food system for Bristol. They’re all part of the Bristol good food movement.
Bristol Food Network, with the support of Bristol City Council, are bringing some of those people together to form the Bristol Good Food Partnership which aims to make change across our whole local food system.
The Partnership is split into six themes, each focussing on a different area. Together, the themes make up a ‘whole food system’ approach, making sure that every aspect of food in Bristol is considered in the programme of work.
A key output of these groups is the Bristol Good Food 2030 – A One City Framework for Action – a set of priorities and initiatives which aim to make Bristol’s food system better for people and communities, climate and nature, workers and businesses. Read the Bristol Good Food 2030 One City Framework for Action and the Bristol Good Food 2030 Summary.