The Intelligence Program fosters and strengthens the public debate around food systems. Based on the experiences of our programs for strengthening public policies and on dialogues with public managers, organizations and initiatives, we produce articles, studies, policy papers, publications and systematizations that contribute to strengthening reflection and decision-making processes.
This production of knowledge is also connected to a permanent dialogue with the public. Through our monthly newsletter, we present relevant and recent content on food systems, with an emphasis on the urban context, as well as reports, documents and research from nationally and internationally recognized organizations.
Among the program’s products are the LUPPA Journals, which systematize the laboratory’s results and learnings; the annual publication Colheita, which brings together the Institute’s main contents; as well as case studies and specific data surveys on our main topics of interest.
The reflections and knowledge produced by the Intelligence Program are taken to spaces of national and international voicing, to lectures, events, interviews and debates, contributing to broadening the discussion and to strengthening the collective construction of more equitable and sustainable food systems.
