Towards Healthier and More Environmentally Sustainable Food and Drink in Scotland: Background Report on Developing a Draft Framework for Joining Up Decision Making

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ISBN9781780455860
Official Print Publication Date
Website Publication DateDecember 21, 2011

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ISBN 978 1 78045 586 0 (Web only publication)
DPPAS 12391

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This background report is accompanied by a 16 page summary of the Framework itself

Errata

An errata was published on 19 April 2012 following changes made to pages 5, 22, 30, 55, 56, and 57. The pdf and html have both been updated within the document to reflect these changes.

Page 5, What is the Framework?, first bullet – text change
Page 22, Paragraph 1.4.5, ‘Case Studies’ – text change
Page 30, ‘Example of a tension in the bottom quadrant’ - deleted
Page 55, Paragraph 5.2.1, ‘Overview’, ‘Approach’ – text change and first bullet deleted
Page 56, ‘Key conclusions from case study analysis’, first and second paragraphs – text changes
Page 57, Paragraph 5.2.2 ‘Salmon Production’ deleted and subsequent chapters renumbered

Addenda

There is no addenda at present.

Contents

Executive Summary

1. Introduction and Background
1.1 Health and Environmental Sustainability Challenges and Opportunities
1.2 Scotland's Food and Drink Policy
1.3 Background to the Framework
1.4 Process for developing the Framework

2. The Framework
2.1 Summary of the four parts of the Framework
2.2 Part 1: What are the relevant issues?
2.3 Part 2: What is our baseline and direction of travel?
2.4 Part 3: How can we develop a product and/or process that addresses health and environmental sustainability considerations in a joined-up way?
2.5 Part 4: How do we get others on board?

3. The Framework: What Next?

4. Contributors
4.1 Scottish Government
4.2 Expert Working Group
4.3 Additional Key Contributors

5. Annex: Supporting Material
5.1 Overview of International Examples, Current Practice and Evidence
5.2 Case Studies
5.3 Research To Explore How Business Models and Examples of Current Practice Could Help Inform the Framework
5.4 Further Ideas and Support

 

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DPPAS12391 (12/11)

Published by the Scottish Government, December 2011

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