Towards Sustainable Food Security in Jakarta: Assessing the Effectiveness of Supporting Systems and Identifying Pathways for Improvement

Marulina Dewi

doi:10.56982/dream.v2i05.121

Authors

Marulina Dewi Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta, Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56982/dream.v2i05.121

Keywords:

Food Security, Supporting Systems, Sustainable Development, Agricultural Practices, Distribution Networks, Market Mechanisms, Policy Frameworks

Abstract

This research conceptual paper aims to explore the current state of food security in Jakarta and assess the effectiveness of supporting systems in ensuring sustainable food access, availability, and utilization. The study examines the interplay of various factors, including agricultural practices, distribution networks, market mechanisms, and policy frameworks, to evaluate their impact on food security outcomes in Jakarta. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, empirical data, and stakeholder perspectives, this paper identifies key challenges and proposes pathways for improving the supporting systems to achieve sustainable food security in Jakarta.

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