01634nam a2200181   4500008004500000245010500045210006900150300000900219520104800228100001501276700001701291700001701308700002001325700001501345700002301360700001901383856005001402       2013                        Engldsh  00aThe role of forests, trees and wild biodiversity for nutrition-sensitive food systems and landscapes0 arole of forests trees and wild biodiversity for nutritionsensiti  a25p.3 aMany contend that in order to overcome the worlds nutrition problems, nutrition must become a cross-cutting issue, with concrete commitment and attention from a wide range of disciplines. From this assertion has grown the promotion of nutrition-sensitive approaches to economic growth, development, agriculture and food systems (nutrition-specific interventions target malnutrition directly, whereas nutrition-sensitive interventions target the causes of malnutrition by integrating nutrition into policies and programs in diverse sectors). There have been repeated calls for the international community to prioritize identification ways to leverage agriculture (and agricultural landscapes) to enhance nutrition (and health). Land use change is an often overlooked driver of change in diets, nutrition and food security, especially for rural communities. The synergies between food systems approaches to food security and nutrition and landscape approaches to integrated biodiversity and forest conservation should be explored and built on.1 aPowell, B.1 aIckowitz, A.1 aMcMullin, S.1 aJamnadass, R.H.1 aPadoch, C.1 aPinedo-Vasquez, M.1 aSunderland, T.  uhttps://thaifernflora.myspecies.info/node/118