نگاهی نو به مسئولیت پذیری اجتماعی برای حل مسائل درهم تنیده سلامت محصولات کشاورزی از طریق آنالیز ریسک

A robust nexus analysis approach to food sector complicated issues should begin with a starting focus on the positive nexus impacts of health issues of food system. In the nexus analysis, where each system consists of its relevant subsystems, health concerns of food is as a sub-system of the food system. We further suggest the nexus approach to be applied to problem analysis, to solution design and to policy, technology and methodology impact analysis, where combined complex indicators can emerge as better descriptors of real compound multi-dimensional progress rather than incorrect sector-wise misleading indicators. The institutionalization and its three pillars, namely, cognitive, normative and regulative phases will boost social responsibility and trust to solve such complicated issues on quality and health concerns of food system for achieving long-term food safety, security and sustainability. For example, the cognition of policy-makers on organic agriculture moves forward into the normative phase, by creating a wide-spread societal value in the public domain for quality and safety practices in the food sector and agriculture. Furthermore, appropriate laws can be legislated and implemented with minimal bureaucratic regulations, optimized organizations and minimal societal and environmental external cost.