Presentation held by David Hallberg, Red Cross University College, at the SIANI Annual Meeting 2018

1. Title

2. Video narratives to understand
rural-urban transformations in
relation to the issue of food and
nutrition

3. Title
“Everything changes, that's an
inevitable reality.” (Valdez,
2006; 19)

4. Limited infrastructure to access
or transport food.

5. “The traffic is high
and I want to
remind you that this
is a secondary road
because to avoid
traffic jam, to
facilitate the fluidity
of the traffic this
road is useful for
drivers.”
Limited infrastructure to access
or transport food.

6. Use of new
technologies
“Our parents used
wood burning stove
for cooking but with
many changes that
have been occurring
in our village, we use
now gas stove
instead.”
“On the economic level, we
are obliged to consume tins.
We provide them in large
supermarkets, merchant
spots. All this has influenced
the purchasing power and the
disappearance of the periodic
market.”

7. Mistrust
“With the presence of
strangers there is no trust
and we can not sit together to
share un meal or to share a
drink the presence of
strangers in our village has
brought a sort of barrier and
then we can not keep up
trusting people like in the
past.”

8. Space available
or lack thereof
This is an example of cultivable spot. You can easily
notice that there is no much left. This is one of the
most beautiful houses some years ago; that is what
urbanisation has caused to the house