The Foodie City we need to become: Greater Melbourne’s syste...

The Foodie City we need to become: Greater Melbourne’s systemic opportunity

Greater Melbourne's food system faces systemic challenges. It calls for transformative pathways to create a more equitable, sustainable, and nourishing food environment benefiting communities, ecosystems, and First Nations communities.

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The Systems Lab is organised around four action-research streams that are designed to interrogate and practically influence a set of underlying conditions in our city:

Measuring What Matters

New Urban Governance

Adaptive Futures

Investing in Transformation

Professor Sarah Bell • Research | Regen Melbourne

f humans are to make new ways forward in partnership with nature and technology, we must first take a close look at and upend the concepts, histories, institutions and systems that support the inequitable distribution of resources and power.

Stephanie Dinkins • Afro-Now-Ism

The turbulent challenges of our time force all major institutions and systems to reinvent themselves. To do that, we must ask: Who are we? What are we here for? What do we want to bring forth together?

Professor Sarah Bell • Research | Regen Melbourne

Stephanie Dinkins • Afro-Now-Ism

C Otto Scharmer, Peter Senge (Foreword) • Theory U