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This paper presents an integrating decision support system to model foodsecurity in the UK. In ever-larger dynamic systems, such as the food system, itis increasingly difficult for decision-makers to effectively account for allthe variables within the system that may influence the outcomes of interestunder enactments of various candidate policies. Each of the influencingvariables is likely, themselves, to be dynamic sub-systems with expert domainssupported by sophisticated probabilistic models. Recent increases in foodpoverty the UK raised the questions about the main drivers to food insecurity,how this may be changing over time and how evidence can be used in evaluatingpolicy for decision support. In this context, an integrating decision supportsystem is proposed for household food security to allow decision-makers tocompare several candidate policies which may affect the outcome of foodinsecurity at household level.

A decision support system for addressing food security in the UK