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Cities are where people, ideas and creativity come together.” Mark Kleinman Greater London Authority. ... How can people be moved to take actions if not required to by governance institutions?

Key points from the discussion and that people took away from the meetings. ... for energy and food security will increasingly demand local solutions for local people.

people (my "Royston Vasey" scenario- League of Gentlemen)- be it local solar/energy generation including solar, wind and perennial biofuel crops or intensifying agricultural production and marketing. ... point that we cannot simply expect people to eat

where I come from actually poor people can have the natural resources that they need. ... So in the natural resources end land is a very big issue for poor people.

In 2014, for the first time, more people lived in urban areas than in rural areas. ... Turning those data into information people can use to make decisions adds another layer of complexity.

What are the differences between how different groups of people use the spaces and want them to look like? ... How can that ‘big picture thinking’ be built into what people decide to grow and what to leave in a more wild state.

Despite a generally good evidence base regarding what constitutes a healthy and sustainable diet, telling people what to do is ineffective. ... Disruptions such as war or food scares can have a large impact on people’s food choices.

Perhaps more research is needed on how people view the environment and how we should interact with it. ... Food equality • Although we discussed the assumption 'more people = more requirement for food', we agreed that this.

He led a series of small group discussions in the Parallel Forum and they agreed that the assumption 'more people = more requirement for food' is a simplification and may even be ... used to make people fearful and justify inappropriate use of land.

But we need to find a way of tooling up the people to. ... There's not enough people to fight over, that's why we have a fight.