Azima's story | Food and infrastructure justice (Dagbanli) скачать в хорошем качестве

Azima's story | Food and infrastructure justice (Dagbanli)

Azima and her family live in Tamale. Here, rising prices of food and electricity affect the way residents like her buy and prepare food. Unreliable access to water, transport and energy impact diets and general wellbeing, with marginalised communities, such as Azima's, bearing the brunt. The LOGIC project explores the social and material systems that drive food and infrastructure access across five African and Asian cities. Visit our website to learn more: www.foodinfrastructurejustice.ac Video description: The animated video tells Azima's story through colourful illustrations. She lives in Tamale, Ghana with her extended family. Azima struggles to feed her family due to rising food prices and the cost of electricity as she has to manage buying food in bulk, travelling far for cheaper food prices and buying limited fresh produce, relying on dried fish for protein. These infrastructural limits impact their diets.