The protein shift in a broader social context
The protein shift is a socially driven fact, so it is also important to measure, know and understand the impact on our society and economy, and to include this information in practice.
The goal is to obtain a better understanding of the broader societal impact and complexity of the protein shift. This includes the availability of objective systems to assess the sustainability of the value chains, including the aspect of nutrition, the economic aspects associated with the protein transition and the communication and cooperation between value chain players up to the end consumer, based on theoretical models and impact analyses on the one hand, and validation and communication actions on the other.
In order to grasp the broader context, it is also necessary to look beyond Flanders, and it is important to focus on international research and participation in international networks, without losing track of the Flemish context.
Objective measurement systems to assess sustainability (including nutrition)