Food Policy 专辑征文 | 食物损失和浪费：有效政策的证据
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https://www.journals.elsevier.com/food-policy/call-for-papers/food-loss-and-waste-evidence-for-effective-policies
Call for Papers for Special Issue on: Food Loss and Waste: Evidence for effective policies
Guest editors：Andrea Cattaneo, Marco V. Sánchez, Máximo Torero, and Rob Vos.
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在国际粮食政策辩论中可能几乎没有什么问题可以找到比减少粮食损失和浪费（FLW）的必要性更强的共识。它已经成为一个重大的全球性问题，减少粮食损失与浪费的必要性体现在可持续发展目标（SDG）中，该目标甚至设定了与减少粮食损失与浪费有关的具体目标。可持续发展目标12.3要求到2030年将零售和消费者水平的全球人均食物浪费减半，并减少生产和供应链中的粮食损失，包括收获后损失。
客座编辑邀请提交论文，以考虑在特刊“食品政策”中发表。特殊问题的动机是，虽然减少粮食损失与浪费是政策辩论的最前沿，但可以为决策者提供有关该主题的证据在方法和定义方面极为稀疏和异质。尽管最近取得了进展，并且关于FLW的文献越来越多，特别是在损失方面，客座编辑认为有必要汇总测量问题，FLW的决定因素以及与减少FLW的政策或行动相关的权衡。
客座编辑邀请提交的文件重点关注与食物损失和浪费相关的政策相关的原始贡献。特别感兴趣的领域 - 产生指导政策制定的证据 - 是食物损失（沿供应链）和食物浪费（消费者）与（i）经济效率，（ii）食物系统的环境影响以及（iii）粮食安全和营养。贡献的共同点将是理论或实证分析，为减少粮食损失和浪费的政策干预提供新的见解。将优先考虑在发展中国家的零售和消费阶段关注粮食损失与浪费的论文，包括衡量和/或分析减少废物干预措施的方法。
所有提交的内容将根据期刊政策进行同行评审。发表的论文必须遵循食品政策的格式标准。格式化说明可在此处在线找到。这个特刊的论文应该在5,000到10,000字之间。完整的草案文件应在2019年8月15日之前通过编辑经理（https://www.editorialmanager.com/foodpolicy/）提交。请在登录站点后出现在提交门户中的下拉菜单中选择此特殊问题。
There are probably few issues in the international food policy debate around which a stronger consensus can be found than the need to reduce food loss and waste (FLW). It has become a major global issue, and the need to reduce FLW is enshrined in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which even set a specific target related to the reduction of FLW. SDG target 12.3 calls for a halving, by 2030, of global per capita food waste at the retail and consumer levels and a reduction of food loss along production and supply chains, including post-harvest loss.
The guest editors invite the submission of papers to be considered for publication in a special issue of Food Policy. The motivation for the special issue is that, although FLW reduction is at the forefront of the policy debate, the evidence that can inform policymakers on the topic is extraordinarily sparse and heterogeneous in terms of methods and definitions. Despite recent advances, and the growing literature on FLW, particularly on losses, the guest editors believe there is a need to bring together issues of measurement, determinants of FLW, and trade-offs linked to policies or actions for reducing FLW.
The guest editors invite submissions focusing on policy-relevant original contributions related to food loss and waste. Areas of particular interest – to generate evidence that guides policymaking – are the relationship that food loss (along the supply chain) and food waste (by consumers) have with (i) economic efficiency, (ii) environmental impacts of the food system, and (iii) food security and nutrition. A common denominator for contributions will be theoretical or empirical analysis that provides new insights on entry points for policy interventions to reduce food loss and waste. Priority will be given to papers that focus on FLW at the retail and consumer stage in the context of developing countries, including methodologies for measurement and/or analysis of interventions to reduce waste.
All submissions will be peer-reviewed following journal policy. Published papers must follow the formatting standards of Food Policy at the time of publication. Formatting instructions can be found online here. Papers for this special issue should be between 5,000 and 10,000 words. Full draft papers should be submitted by August 15, 2019 via Editorial Manager (https://www.editorialmanager.com/foodpolicy/). Please select this special issue from the drop-down menu that will appear in the submissions portal after you log in to the site.
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