Data Hub

To help illuminate the size and scope of food insecurity, this datahub shares food provision data from various organizations across the Yukon.

Understanding demand. Tracking trends. Bettering communities.

The Yukon experiences unique food security challenges shaped by our geography, climate, population, and policy landscape. However, the North is often underrepresented in national research and data because collecting information across remote communities can be costly and logistically complex. As a result, existing statistics don't always reflect the realities of food access and food systems in the Yukon.

Reliable, locally relevant data is essential for community organizations, researchers, and decision-makers to understand emerging needs, identify opportunities, and develop policies that make a meaningful difference. When we have a clearer picture of the challenges and strengths within our food system, we can make better decisions and build solutions that truly serve Yukon communities.

This dashboard brings together food-related data from across the territory in one accessible place, helping support informed decision-making, collaboration, and action toward a more resilient and equitable food system.

To achieve food security, we must build resilient food systems. These are systems that can withstand challenges and recover quickly from difficulties. To do this we must first understand the elements of our regional food systems and the external factors that effect them.

If you are part of an organization that provides food as a community service and would like to see your work reflected here, please get in touch.