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“demographie” — 2011/2/3 — 8:27 — page lxvii — _67 RECOMMENDATIONS This report summarizes the main lessons learned form our discussions con- cerning world food supplies in 2050, in the context of demographic growth and climate change, as well as the first conclusions drawn form these discussions. In the following, we present a few recommendations. They were chosen for their importance and the urgency of their implementation. The problems of feeding the world are complex and have many facets including political, technical, so- cial, economic and cultural ones. They can only be solved by long-term policies, implemented within a framework based on sustainable development affecting many activities in society, both in developed and developing countries, from individual behaviour to international trade agreements, agricultural practices and environmental conservation. Three areas are highlighted where action is needed without delay: firstly, nutrition and dietary habits, which for us, are the most important issues; secondly, demographics and finally, global trade. The re- port continues by treating agricultural production and environmental issues and ends with prevention, forecasting and management of crisis situations which are, unfortunately, inevitable. The following recommendations concern policies to be implemented at the national, European or world level. In the following, we will not distinguish between them. The table at the end of this chapter specifies the different levels.

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“demographie”—2011/2/3—8:27—pagelxvii—#67RECOMMENDATIONSThisreportsummarizesthemainlessonslearnedformourdiscussionscon-cerningworldfoodsuppliesin2050,inthecontextofdemographicgrowthandclimatechange,aswellasthefirstconclusionsdrawnformthesediscussions.Inthefollowing,wepresentafewrecommendations.Theywerechosenfortheirimportanceandtheurgencyoftheirimplementation.Theproblemsoffeedingtheworldarecomplexandhavemanyfacetsincludingpolitical,technical,so-cial,economicandculturalones.Theycanonlybesolvedbylong-termpolicies,implementedwithinaframeworkbasedonsustainabledevelopmentaffectingmanyactivitiesinsociety,bothindevelopedanddevelopingcountries,fromindividualbehaviourtointernationaltradeagreements,agriculturalpracticesandenvironmentalconservation.Threeareasarehighlightedwhereactionisneededwithoutdelay:firstly,nutritionanddietaryhabits,whichforus,arethemostimportantissues;secondly,demographicsandfinally,globaltrade.There-portcontinuesbytreatingagriculturalproductionandenvironmentalissuesandendswithprevention,forecastingandmanagementofcrisissituationswhichare,unfortunately,inevitable.Thefollowingrecommendationsconcernpoliciestobeimplementedatthenational,Europeanorworldlevel.Inthefollowing,wewillnotdistinguishbetweenthem.Thetableattheendofthischapterspecifiesthedifferentlevels.Therecommendationsconcernsuccessivelynutrition(A),demographics(D),economy(E),production(P)andcrisismanagement(C).1NutritionanddietaryhabitsInthedevelopedcountries,publicpoliciesinmattersofnutritionmustbereorientedtowardshigherefficiencyandharmonizedwiththosepertainingtoagriculture,healthandenvironment.Twocommonobjectivesshouldbetar-geted.Therstistorestricthigh-caloriefoodsandoptimizedietsinordertocombatobesity,thusimprovingoverallhealthbyloweringtheincidenceofobesity-relateddiseases.Thesecondobjectiveistoreduceconsumption,foodlossandwasteinordertopreventrichcountriesfromclaimingtoomuchoftheworld’sfoodresources,whichareabouttobecomescarceorexceedtheavail-abilityofso-calledsustainableresources.Individualcalorieintake(indevelopedcountries)shouldbereducedfrom4000kcal/daytoabout3000kcal/day,
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