Resumen

DOMINGUEZ RUIZ, Yinet  y  SOLER NARINO, Osmanys. Family food security: sociological notes to achieve inclusive local food systems, Santiago de Cuba municipality. Universidad y Sociedad [online]. 2022, vol.14, n.2, pp. 446-457.  Epub 02-Abr-2022. ISSN 2218-3620.

Family food security (SAF) occupies an important place in local development, as it is the result of the management of public policies aimed at achieving more inclusive local food systems (SAL). However, achieving SAF currently represents an undeniable challenge for our country within the framework of the National Plan for Economic and Social Development towards 2030. In this sense, the objective of this contribution is aimed at assessing the importance of sociological analysis to SAF in terms of achieving inclusive SAL. The research was supported by qualitative and quantitative methodology, using the techniques of scientific observation and the questionnaire. In the current Cuban context, the impact of the pandemic on access, stability, availability and food production at the local level shows the need to implement strategies that allow not only to strengthen the family-opportunity structure link, but also appropriate social practices in around the use, distribution and consumption of food within families. The foregoing is evidenced, for example: in the impact suffered by diets in households with the fall in income, higher expenses in the purchase of food, as well as the acquisition of less nutritious food.

Palabras clave : Family food security; inclusive local food systems and structure of opportunities.

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