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- The creation of sustainable food systems is complex and involves various interconnected issues, making it a "wicked problem."
- There is no single solution that applies universally; different approaches may be needed based on local contexts and challenges.
- Addressing this issue requires collaboration among diverse stakeholders to foster innovative and adaptable strategies.
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The creation of sustainable food systems is a "wicked problem"; it is multifaceted with no single or one-size-fits-all solution [...].
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