Food Access Strategies Kim Etingoff Program Coordinator, MDPH

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Food Access Strategies Kim Etingoff Program Coordinator, MDPH

Food choices/experiences and nutrition and health outcomes are influenced by: Regulatory decisions Zoning regulations Transportation pathways Connectivity between food system steps Who is making the decision Etc. Policy, systems, and environmental change

o Retail Access o Municipal Policy o Data Collection and Analysis

Supporting SNAP capabilities at corner stores and farmers markets Work with small retailers to increase SNAP availability. Options: Identify stores in areas of highest need, provide assistance for SNAP sign up, OR develop outreach strategy and tools including multi- lingual signage. Retail access

Corner store distribution Address healthy food distribution challenges in corner stores. Options: Conduct a feasibility study of working with the appropriate Regional Planning Agency to create a regional corner store association/food distribution network OR work with MAPC on current corner store association effort. Retail access “Corner Store Grocery produce," Lynn Friedman, linklink

Food pantry nutrition policies Support efforts to introduce more nutritious food at local food pantries. Options: Determine state of nutrition policies at local food pantries and introduce new policies OR support operationalizing of existing policies Retail access “ FNS-LSC-0396,” USDA, linklink

Urban agriculture ordinances Move municipalities toward adoption of urban agriculture policies. Options: Conduct feasibility study of an urban agriculture ordinance OR develop ordinance language Municipal policy “Tenderloin People's Garden,” SPUR, linklink

Food planning efforts Support efforts to include food access in municipal planning and policymaking. Options: Take steps to convene a local food policy council, conduct a local policy scan for relevant policies affecting food access and food systems, OR work toward a municipal food plan Municipal policy “Day Happy B'day mum!,” Frerleke, linklink

Farmers Market-friendly policies Work with municipalities to reduce permitting barriers to farmers markets, such as granting variance requests through the local Board of Health Municipal policy “Hillcrest Farmers Market,” Rob Bertholf“Hillcrest Farmers Market,” Rob Bertholf, linklink

Food distribution studies Collect data and report on food distribution networks, either general or specific (emergency food system, large retail, corner stores, etc.) Data collection and analysis “Distribution centre,” Nick Saltmarsh, link, link

Large retail feasibility Conduct economic feasibility study of large grocery stores in neighborhoods with limited access to fresh, healthy foods. Data collection and analysis “Interior Thriftway Décor | Grocery Produce Area | Interior Grocery Signage | Market Decor Design | Admiral Thriftway,” I-5 Design & Manufacture, linkI-5 Design & Manufacturelink

Community food assessment Conduct one or more steps in a community food assessment of a municipality or region. Options: Implement food retail surveying, map community food assets, conduct a household food security assessment, etc. Data collection and analysis “Taller sobre Incidencia en México / Mexico Advocacy Workshop,” Communications International, linklink