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SP-3. [Special Symposium] Implementing the Sapporo Declaration: Exploring Sustainable and Sufficient Dietary Lifestyles for the SDGs

Organizer(s): Amasawa Eri (Waseda Univ.), Iino Fukuya (UNIDO), Heiho Aya (Tokyo City. Univ.)

This symposium aims to explore the future of food that meets consumer desire and sustainability from consumer point of view. The first half of the symposium will present three intriguing presentations with topics ranging from cultured meat, a cutting-edge technology that could make food sustainability a reality, to insect food, which has been around but is difficult to expand, and the exploration of food sufficiency from the dietary habits retrospectively. The second half of the symposium will present a workshop with participants on dietary sufficiency conditions and behavioral change towards sustainability, to explore opportunities for action.

Most recent update: 2024-12-23 04:14:02

The keywords that frequently used
in this topics code.
KeywordsNumber
consumer acceptance1
Beauty of lifestyle1
Entomophagy1
Behavioral change1
Casualization1
rule-making1
cell-based food1
cultivated food1
sustainable food source1

ACKN
No.
Title/Author(s)KeywordsStyle
213[Invited lecture] Tasty entomophagy for contributing to the SDGs - from ‘bizarre food’ to ‘everyday food’
(Entomophagy Network) Uchiyama Shoichi
Entomophagy
sustainable food source
consumer acceptance
O
522[Invited lecture] Lifestyle innovation for sustainable food system
(TCU) Furukawa Ryuzo
Behavioral change
Beauty of lifestyle
Casualization
O
525[Invited lecture] The regulatory and rule-making status of Japan for cellular agriculture field
(JACA) Yoshitomi Megumi Avigail
cultivated food
cell-based food
rule-making
O

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