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Methods for Analysing Food Systems: Unit 3 Preview
14 Feb 2018

Methods for Analysing Food Systems: Unit 3 Preview

by Saher Hasnain | posted in: Blog, IFSTAL workshops, Previews | 0

  The online units available through IFSTAL help you to better understand the food system through food systems thinking.  In Unit 2 we looked at the nature of complex ‘wicked’ problems and how systems thinking can help us to analyse … Continued

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