Résumé
Food system transformation is a complex yet urgent task that makes it necessary to fulfil multiple international agreements on human rights, food security, sustainable development, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. One of the factors that contributes to this complexity and hinders transformation is the wide variety of actors that claim a stake in the process, who may or may not get a place on the table and an equal say in the discussion. This chapter delves into the issue of bringing all actors to the table in view of the existing polarization of the food system transformation debate. The chapter draws on the author's previous publication as the main source, in addition to referring to other published literature on this topic.