Social behaviour change key to addressing food loss and waste

A farmer inspects his crop of maize in his flooded shamba located at Kwa Margareta in Nakuru County on April 26, 2024.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

I recently attended the Kenyan chapter of the Food Systems Stocktaking Summit, a convening that provided a rich platform to assess progress in transforming food systems across the globe.

Among the many thought-provoking discussions, one stood out for me: the role of social behaviour and cultural norms in perpetuating food loss and waste.

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