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These studies suggest that rapid urbanization, contemporary lifestyles, and inadequate data-driven programs and policies are major challenges to food security in urban cities.
Food security in urban cities is a growing concern due to rapid urbanization, shifting demographics, and evolving consumption patterns. As more people move to urban areas, the challenges of ensuring consistent access to affordable, nutritious, and safe food become increasingly complex. This synthesis explores the key challenges of food security in urban cities based on recent research findings.
The challenges of securing food in urban cities are multifaceted, involving the strain on food supply systems due to rapid urbanization, the dual burden of obesity and undernutrition, the shifting of poverty to urban areas, and weak rural-urban food supply linkages. Addressing these challenges requires improved data collection and the development of targeted policies to ensure food availability, affordability, and nutrition for urban populations.
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