期刊名称：Revibec: revista iberoamericana de economía ecológica
印刷版ISSN：1390-2776
出版年度：2010
卷号：14
页码：53-77
语种：Spanish
出版社：Revibec: revista iberoamericana de economía ecológica
摘要：In 2008, the food crisis put in the political agenda, once again, one of the most urgent global challenges that humanity need to face: fulfilling the right to food for all the humanity in a sustainable way. In this context, Food Sovereignty is a new and increasingly important concept developed and proposed by peasant organizations whose aim is to achieve a new food system that tackles these issues. In order to increase its importance Food Sovereignty proposal needs tools that systematize and reinforce its discourse at the international scale. In this paper we propose a panel of international indicators that is coherent with the Food Sovereignty principles. The indicators panel is designed to be used by governments and multilateral organizations. In order to do so, we have performed a complete revision of currently used indicators by some of the main international organizations on issues as sustainable development, human development, food security, etc. More than 350 groups of indicators have been analyzed. They have been classified in categories and sub-categories previously defined after a discourse analysis of Food Sovereignty concept. Afterwards, we have identified and analyzed some blanks and related problems in the currently used international agriculture and development indicators.
其他摘要：In 2008, the food crisis put in the political agenda, once again, one of the most urgent global challenges that humanity need to face: fulfilling the right to food for all the humanity in a sustainable way. In this context, Food Sovereignty is a new and increasingly important concept developed and proposed by peasant organizations whose aim is to achieve a new food system that tackles these issues. In order to increase its importance Food Sovereignty proposal needs tools that systematize and reinforce its discourse at the international scale. In this paper we propose a panel of international indicators that is coherent with the Food Sovereignty principles. The indicators panel is designed to be used by governments and multilateral organizations. In order to do so, we have performed a complete revision of currently used indicators by some of the main international organizations on issues as sustainable development, human development, food security, etc. More than 350 groups of indicators have been analyzed. They have been classified in categories and sub-categories previously defined after a discourse analysis of Food Sovereignty concept. Afterwards, we have identified and analyzed some blanks and related problems in the currently used international agriculture and development indicators.
