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Increased vulnerability of family farming in the context of a weakened FNS agenda due to austerity measures in Brazil

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[EN] SDG goals of ending poverty and achieving Zero Hunger must address the nexus of a transformational shift in the Food and Nutrition Security (FNS) Agenda, integrating more sustainable food systems, territorial development, sustainable infrastructure, fiscal and economic elements to robust social protection schemes. By considering Family Farming government expenditure budget, the slowing and stalled economic growth, and political and fiscal policy developments. We discuss Brazil’s high-level government budgetary interventions, the governance and institutional contexts affecting food security as indicators of how aggressive budgetary and institutional measures have negatively impacted the nation’s social protection policy environment, resilience, and sustainable development perspectives. [ES] Los ODS de reducir la pobreza y lograr el Hambre Cero deben abordar un cambio transformador en la Agenda de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional (SAN), integrando sistemas alimentarios más sostenibles, elementos fiscales y económicos a esquemas sólidos de protección social. Al considerar el presupuesto de gastos del gobierno de la Agricultura Familiar, la desaceleración y el estancamiento del crecimiento económico y la política fiscal en Brasil. Discutimos intervenciones y contextos institucionales y presupuestarios agresivos que han impactado negativamente el entorno de las políticas de protección social y desarrollo sostenible afectando la resiliencia y las perspectivas de la seguridad alimentaria.

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  • Ferreira Costa, Carlos Germano, 2021. "Increased vulnerability of family farming in the context of a weakened FNS agenda due to austerity measures in Brazil," Economia Agraria y Recursos Naturales, Spanish Association of Agricultural Economists, vol. 21(01), June.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:earnsa:329139
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.329139
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