Danny Hunter is Senior Scientist at Bioversity International and the Global Project Coordinator for the BFN Project. Teresa Borelli is a Programme Specialist at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.Eliot Gee is a Research Fellow at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.

• Part I: Why biodiversity for food and nutrition? Chapter 1: Nourishing people, nurturing the environment: biodiversity for food systems transformation and healthier diets Chapter 2: Challenges and impacts of poor diets and nutrition Chapter 3: Evidence for the role of biodiversity in supporting healthy, diverse diets and nutrition Chapter 4: From uniformity to diversity: the potential of agroecology to transform food systems Part II: The Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition (BFN) Project Chapter 5: The ABC of mainstreaming biodiversity for food and nutrition: concepts, theory and practice Part III: Future opportunities and directions Chapter 6: Biodiversity, food systems and urban-rural linkages Chapter 7: Diversifying public food procurement and school feeding Chapter 8: Food biodiversity, local sourcing and consumers: gastronomy as a critical interface Chapter 9: Linking food biodiversity and food traditions to food tourism in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Chapter 10: Start me up! Food biodiversity and youth-led innovations Chapter 11: Neglected no more: reframing the food systems narrative using agricultural biodiversity

Danny Hunter is Senior Scientist at Bioversity International and the Global Project Coordinator for the BFN Project. Teresa Borelli is a Programme Specialist at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.Eliot Gee is a Research Fellow at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.

• Part I: Why biodiversity for food and nutrition? Chapter 1: Nourishing people, nurturing the environment: biodiversity for food systems transformation and healthier diets Chapter 2: Challenges and impacts of poor diets and nutrition Chapter 3: Evidence for the role of biodiversity in supporting healthy, diverse diets and nutrition Chapter 4: From uniformity to diversity: the potential of agroecology to transform food systems Part II: The Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition (BFN) Project Chapter 5: The ABC of mainstreaming biodiversity for food and nutrition: concepts, theory and practice Part III: Future opportunities and directions Chapter 6: Biodiversity, food systems and urban-rural linkages Chapter 7: Diversifying public food procurement and school feeding Chapter 8: Food biodiversity, local sourcing and consumers: gastronomy as a critical interface Chapter 9: Linking food biodiversity and food traditions to food tourism in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Chapter 10: Start me up! Food biodiversity and youth-led innovations Chapter 11: Neglected no more: reframing the food systems narrative using agricultural biodiversity

Danny Hunter is Senior Scientist at Bioversity International and the Global Project Coordinator for the BFN Project. Teresa Borelli is a Programme Specialist at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.Eliot Gee is a Research Fellow at Bioversity International, providing research and communication support to the BFN Project.

• Part I: Why biodiversity for food and nutrition? Chapter 1: Nourishing people, nurturing the environment: biodiversity for food systems transformation and healthier diets Chapter 2: Challenges and impacts of poor diets and nutrition Chapter 3: Evidence for the role of biodiversity in supporting healthy, diverse diets and nutrition Chapter 4: From uniformity to diversity: the potential of agroecology to transform food systems Part II: The Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition (BFN) Project Chapter 5: The ABC of mainstreaming biodiversity for food and nutrition: concepts, theory and practice Part III: Future opportunities and directions Chapter 6: Biodiversity, food systems and urban-rural linkages Chapter 7: Diversifying public food procurement and school feeding Chapter 8: Food biodiversity, local sourcing and consumers: gastronomy as a critical interface Chapter 9: Linking food biodiversity and food traditions to food tourism in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Chapter 10: Start me up! Food biodiversity and youth-led innovations Chapter 11: Neglected no more: reframing the food systems narrative using agricultural biodiversity