2023
DOI: 10.3389/fsufs.2023.1170380
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Circular economy in agriculture: unleashing the potential of integrated organic farming for food security and sustainable development

Thiru Selvan,
Lumgailu Panmei,
Kiran Kumar Murasing
et al.

Abstract: Food is a basic human requirement which sustains the dynamics of the Earth's inhabitants by satisfying hunger, providing nutrition and health, and catering to culture, tradition, and lifestyle. However, the rising global population coupled with climate change including calamities, diseases, conflicts, as well as poor agricultural practices put a huge constraint on the quantity and quality of food. Modern agriculture propelled by the green revolution has somehow been able to meet the food requirements of the ev… Show more

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“…Organic farming improves soil fertility health, which is critical for sustainable agriculture. The perspective agrees with Selvan et al [102] that organic farming is substantially relevant to promoting food and nutrition security and sustaining livelihoods. Organic-based farming enhances soil fertility, which leads to improved productivity.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Organic farming improves soil fertility health, which is critical for sustainable agriculture. The perspective agrees with Selvan et al [102] that organic farming is substantially relevant to promoting food and nutrition security and sustaining livelihoods. Organic-based farming enhances soil fertility, which leads to improved productivity.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Hal ini mengindikasikan keadaan pangan dalam aspek ketersediaan, keterjangkauan di Indonesia sudah cukup baik namun dinilai masih sangat buruk, jika ditinjau dari aspek sumber daya alam dan resiliensinya (Ronalia, 2021). Hingga saat ini, sektor agrikultur di Indonesia menerapkan sistem ekonomi linear yang masih tradisional yang menyebabkan penimbulkan dampak negatif terhadap alam: degradasi tanah, air dan produksi gas efek rumah kaca sehingga harus dilakukan transformasi dan inovasi yang mendukung sustainable consuption dan production dan melibatkan masyarakat untuk melakukan daur ulang dan harus difasilitasikan oleh pemerintah dan pihak swasta untuk mengelola sampah organik hasil produksi agrikultur (AGRODITE, 2020;Nattassha et al, 2020;Selvan et al, 2023).…”
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“…Sesuai dengan poin keduabelas Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) untuk menciptakan produksi dan konsumsi secara berkelanjutan, penerapan sistem ekonomi sirkular memiliki potensi untuk mewujudkan tercapainya ketahanan pangan dan sistem agrikultur yang berkelanjutan (Chan et al, 2018;Selvan et al, 2023). Ekonomi Sirkular (ES) merupakan sistem pemanfaatan sumber daya dengan mengurangi penggunaan raw materials (bahan mentah), menggunakan ulang produk dan komponen dari sistem produksi sebelumnya, dan mendaur ulang atau memanfaatkan kembali bahan mentah (AGRODITE, 2020).…”
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