環境・地域社会の持続可能性の観点からみた日本国内のAFNsの把握

Alternative food networks (AFNs) are an alternative to the conventional system that aim for environmental and social sustainability from production consumption. While previous research has examined individual types of AFNs, there is no survey giving a full overview different AFNs in Japan. Therefore, we fifty-six cases categorized them according their characteristics. Firstly, using Multi-actor Perspective framework, based on positions actors comprising network whether they belonged state, third-sector, community, market, or intermediate organizations. Secondly, by logistics into five types: direct, intermediary, real platform, online information media. Finally, each category AFN, determined key actor determines what aspects valued agricultural products?landscape conservation, friendliness, etc. We found type affects commitment AFN sustainability. In particular, results indicated it may be difficult achieve when “consumer” actor. concluded two points focus assessing (1) Who actor? (2) What values intrinsic motivation