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<p>The food-energy-water (FEW) nexus presents a complex set of challenges as it recognizes the profound and intricate interdependence of food production, energy generation, and water resources as well as the role of people in these systems. Managing issues at this nexus and within circular bioeconomies requires a highly integrated and transdisciplinary approach to successfully frame the problem and investigate sustainable solutions. A One Health approach applies this type of systems theory at the local, regional, national, and global levels with the goal of achieving optimal health for people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. However, there often remains a disconnect between stakeholders and researchers in both the research development and research product implementation stages. To address that, we propose a complimentary framework including 3 “E”s (Earn trust, Explore fears, and Educate) and 3 “B”s (Build partnerships, develop Business models, and Bear the perceived risks) to bridge that researcher-stakeholder disconnect.</p>

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3E + 3B: An Elaborated One Health Approach to Bridging the Researcher-Stakeholder Disconnect at the Food-energy-water Nexus Within Circular Bioeconomies

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年7月11日

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  • Ashley N. Morgan,
  • Guangqing Chi,
  • Erika R. Gavenus,
  • Johana Husserl,
  • Theodore B. Henry,
  • Charles B. Sims,
  • Debra L. Miller

摘要

The food-energy-water (FEW) nexus presents a complex set of challenges as it recognizes the profound and intricate interdependence of food production, energy generation, and water resources as well as the role of people in these systems. Managing issues at this nexus and within circular bioeconomies requires a highly integrated and transdisciplinary approach to successfully frame the problem and investigate sustainable solutions. A One Health approach applies this type of systems theory at the local, regional, national, and global levels with the goal of achieving optimal health for people, animals, plants, and their shared environment. However, there often remains a disconnect between stakeholders and researchers in both the research development and research product implementation stages. To address that, we propose a complimentary framework including 3 “E”s (Earn trust, Explore fears, and Educate) and 3 “B”s (Build partnerships, develop Business models, and Bear the perceived risks) to bridge that researcher-stakeholder disconnect.