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    "Latest from key partners",
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    "Food",
    "Food sovereignty",
    "IPES food",
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    "What’s Food Sovereignty got to do with it? The New Geopolitics of Food",
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  "textContent": "Resilient, self-reliant food systems. This is what a major new IPES-Food report puts forward as a way to deal with food price volatility driven by increasing geopolitical tensions. We recognise here many of the ingredients for Rural Resilience that we have identified in our project, including fair livelihoods for farmers and access to food for all. It's a new and very ‘now’ pathway for governments to advance a food sovereignty approach. Oliver Moore digs in. [...]\n\nThe post What’s Food Sovereignty got to do with it? The New Geopolitics of Food appeared first on Agricultural and Rural Convention.",
  "title": "What’s Food Sovereignty got to do with it? The New Geopolitics of Food"
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