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1、O iotityte of dewelopmn =S StydiesIDS Working Paper 597 FEC Working Paper 005Equity in Food Systems Livelihoods: A Review of Conceptualisations, Approaches, and ActionsAyako Ebata, Imogen BelIwood-Howard and Jane BattersbyDecember 2023The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) delivers world-class r

2、esearch, learning and teaching that transforms the knowledge, action and leadership needed for more equitable and sustainable development globally.Aboutthe Food Equity CentreThe Food Equity Centre brings together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and activists to collaborate in developing sol

3、utions to inequities in food systems. It addresses the urgent need for research and action towards fairness, justice, and inclusion, at a time when global crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have exposed the scale of food insecurity and structural issues that leave people in

4、poor food environments vulnerable to disease and malnutrition. Food Equity Centre members and partners work on diverse aspects of food security and social justice, including food systems, nutrition, social protection, food sovereignty and the right to food. Through research, knowledge sharing and mu

5、tual learning between countries in the global North and global South, it aims to break down silos between researchers, activists and local communities. The Centre will generate contextualised knowledge and actionable solutions contributing to transformative change that leads to equitable and sustain

6、able food systems globally. The Food Equity Centre combines partners from different global regions and different research and practice traditions, working together to address food equity. Institutional partners include the Institute of Development Studies (UK); Centre for Food Policy, City Universit

7、y (UK); Programa de Pos-Graduagao de Ciencias Sociais em Desenvolvimentoj Agricultura e Sociedade, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (Brazil); Centre of Excellence in Food Security, African Centre for Cities3 and PLAAS (South Africa); and the World Vegetable Centre (Thailand, and global).

8、O institute of_ developmentstudiespood EqUity CeIItrefood security & SociaCjustice Institute of Development Studies 2023IDS Working Paper Volume 2023 Number 597FEC Working Paper 005Equity in Food Systems Livelihoods: A Review of Conceptualisations, Approaches, and Actions Ayako Ebata5 Imogen Bellwoo

9、d-Howard and Jane Battersby December 2023First published by the Institute of Development Studies in December 2023ISSN: 2040-0209 ISBN: 978-1-80470-166-9 DOI: 10.19088IDS.2023.058Suggested citation: Ebata5 A.; Bellwood-Howard, I. and Battersby, J. (2023) Equity in Food Systems Livelihoods: A Review o

10、f Conceptualisations, Approaches, and Actions, IDS Working Paper 597, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies5 DOI: 10.19088IDS.2023.058A catalogue record for this publication is available from the British Library.This paper was funded and produced as part of the IDS Strategic Research Initiative

11、.7I This is an Open Access paper distributed under the terms of the CreativeCommons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original authors and source are credited and any modifications or adaptations

12、are indicated.Available from:Institute of Development Studies5 Library RoadBrighton5 BN1 9RE, United Kingdom44 (0)1273 915637ids.ac.ukIDS is a charitable company limited by guarantee and registered in EnglandCharity Registration Number 306371Charitable Company Number 877338IDS Working Paper 597FEC W

13、orking Paper 005Equity in Food Systems Livelihoods: A Review of Conceptualisations, Approaches, and ActionsAyako Ebata, Imogen BelIwood-Howard and Jane BattersbyDecember 2023Equity in Food Systems Livelihoods: A Review of Conceptualisations, Approaches, and ActionsAyako Ebata, Imogen Bellwood-Howard

14、 and Jane Battersby December 2023SummaryFood systems employ billions of people across the world, many of whom are socially and economically marginalised. The livelihoods within the food systems these people rely on tend to be precarious and low in economic return, exacerbating social and economic in

15、equality while preventing food systems from improving their ecological sustainability. In this paper, we review the different ways in which equitable livelihoods within food systems are conceptualised across academic communities, and what interventions are suggested to make food systems livelihoods

16、more equitable. We analyse the tensions and complementarity between these different approaches and suggest an inter- and tras-discipliary methodology.KeywordsLivelihoods5 food systems Iivelihoods5 equity.AuthorsAyako Ebata is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS)5 UK. Her work focuses on understanding how agricultural and livestock value chain development influences