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The Multnomah Food Initiative started as an innovative community partnership to develop a shared food system vision, goals, and an action plan that will promote issues of health, social justice, economic vitality, and sustainability within our regional food system.The Multnomah Food Action Plan presents an opportunity for our community to collaborate, plan and invest wisely on community-prioritized goals and actions.
2011 Multnomah Food Summit
The 2nd Annual Multnomah Food Summit focused on implementing actions of the Multnomah Food Action Plan. To Grow and Thrive by 2025 we must come together to develop strategic partnships and identify gaps and barriers to fostering a sustainable, healthy, equitable, and prosperous local food system in Multnomah County.
The 2011 Multnomah Food Summit kicked off with an inspiring keynote address from Multnomah County Chair Jeff Cogen. Watch the video of Chair Cogen's Keynote Address & introduction by Commissioner Judy Shiprack below
The Multnomah County Office of Sustainability would like to thank the 2011 Food Summit Planning Committee, volunteers, guest speakers, community worksession presenters, and participants for making the 2011 Multnomah Food Summit a tremendously successful community-based event, moving our shared vision for a healthy, equitable, and prosperous local food system into action!
The Multnomah Food Initiative started as an innovative community partnership to develop a shared food system vision, goals, and an action plan that will promote issues of health, social justice, economic vitality, and sustainability within our regional food system. Thank you to the Multnomah Food Initative Steering Committee and the over 400 organizations and community members who provided input, guidance, and support in this endeavor.
For more information email us at multnomahfood@multco.us or contact Katie Lynd, Community Food Policy Coordinator, in the Office of Sustainability at 503-988-6150.
Funded in part by the US Environmental Protection Agency in partnership with Multnomah County.
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