H. Moschitz, J. Landert, C. Schader, Rebekka Frick
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From Urban Agriculture to Urban Food: A Food System Analysis Based on Interaction Between Research, Policy, and Society
Urban agriculture is embedded in an urban food system, and its full potential can only be understood by looking into the dynamics of the system.
Involving a variety of actors from civil society, policy, and the market, we conducted a comprehensive analysis of the food system of the city of Basel, Switzerland, including policy and actor analysis, analysis of perceptions on urban agriculture, food flow analysis, and a sustainability assessment. The article presents the results of these analyses and discusses how research can contribute to the societal debate on food systems transformation. We particularly reflect on how the research project became a boundary object in a dynamic process to develop new ideas and activities, as well as to create a space for future debates in the city’s food system.