Landscape Study of Local Food Support – Hunger Report III is a research study by the Institute of Policy Studies examining Singapore’s local food support landscape. Authored by Dr Seah Lay Hoon and Ms Tay Poh Ling, the study looks at how community food support is delivered, who it reaches, and the different models through which support is organised.
The report consolidates evidence-based insights into the challenges, collaboration opportunities and systemic gaps within Singapore's food support landscape. Designed for policymakers, non-profit organisations, researchers and community stakeholders, the publication plays an important role in strengthening awareness and encouraging innovation towards a more resilient and equitable food ecosystem.
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