Examples of implementation: The Toronto Food Strategy (2010) (Canada) highlights its 'Community Food Works' initiative for low-income residents and refugees, which provides food handler training, nutrition education and employment support (Barbour et al., 2022, S6).

Examples of implementation: The FoodWorks report for New York City's food system (2010) established a blueprint for creating a stronger, healthier and more sustainable local food system including actions focused on food processing such as generating employment in the food manufacturing sector by making affordable space available and offering technical assistance (Barbour et al., 2022, S6).

Examples of implementation: Bristol's 'Good Food Action Plan' (2015) (UK) included plans to support local schools to work toward and achieve the Mayor's Award for Excellence as a 'Health Improving School', which includes nutrition, health and gardening curriculum (Barbour et al., 2022, S6). The Flagship Food Borough initiative in Lambeth and Croydon (London, UK) (2014) includes several initiatives working in or with schools and those participating in programmes must complete an audit every two years to assess their progress before being able to receive an award as part of the London Healthy Schools programme (Barbour et al., 2022, S6). The London Food Strategy (2018) also outlines opportunities ane encourages childcare centres to work toward the 'Healthy Early Years London Award' (Barbour et al., 2022, S6).

Examples of implementation: Bristol's 'Good Food Action Plan' (2015) (UK) highlighted their pilot project campaign 'Flexitarian City', which aims to promote a flexitarian diet in local restaurants and communities (Barbour et al., 2022, S6). The London Food Strategy (2018) (UK) sought to integrate food that is accredited by Fairtrade, Sustainable Fish Cities and Good Farm Animal Welfare into procurement for community settings and public institutions (Barbour et al., 2022, S6).

Examples of implementation: Under the Nairobi Urban Agriculture Promotion and Regulation Act (2015) (Kenya), the Nairobi City County Urban Agriculture Promotion Advisory Board was developed to help facilitate the planning and delivery of activities, with several roles on the board and Executive Committee assigned to members of the County Government (Barbour et al., 2022, S6). The Toronto Golden Horseshoe Food and Farming Action Plan (2012) involved the establishment of the 'Golden Horseshoe Food and Farming Alliance', which serves as an innovative governance body that brings together 7 local government area stakeholders, civil society, researchers and food producers who meet 5 times per year (Barbour et al., 2022, S6).