The Vermont Food Security Roadmap to 2035 guides our way to a future when all Vermonters will be food secure. Vermont has the tools, knowledge, and resources to create food security and ensure that every person living here has the food they want and need to be healthy and nourished.
Our time to act is now
The Roadmap is a collective effort of the Farm to Plate Network, researchers, partner organizations, and Vermonters who contributed their personal expertise regarding food security. Development of the Roadmap took place over 24 months and involved over 600 people.
Explore the Vermont Food Security: Roadmap to 2035 using the Resources provided below.
Vermont Food Security Roadmap Strategies Advance through Legislative Session
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The Roadmap to 2035 provides shared action strategies that put us on the road to food security. Equitable food security for Vermonters is entwined with strengthening Vermont agriculture so that we have a secure, reliable, and resilient food supply in times of emergency. Successful routes to food security also depend on related efforts beyond the scope of the Roadmap, such as increasing affordable housing statewide, reducing the cost of childcare, providing livable wage jobs, and others.
The Roadmap is organized under three goals, each essential to achieving food security in Vermont. Explore the objectives and strategies that lead to each goal.
- Goal G: Government ensures food security for all in Vermont
- Goal A: Vermont farms have the resources to be resilient
- Goal C: Communities have the tools to support food security