GLOBAL | 17. – 21. OCTOBER 2022 | FAO HQ - ROME, ITALY Links The future of food is in our hands. Building on last year’s success, this year the World Food Forum's (WFF) flagship event will comprise the WFF Global Youth Forum, the

Key messages from the UNFSS+2 official side event: Innovative donor approaches to sustainable finance for food systems transformation

Short interviews by the Platform Secretariat during the 2022 Annual General Assembly in Rome, Italy. Five experts talk about national pathways for food systems transformation, the current global food crisis response, and what they want small-scale farmers and the younger generation to know. Agnes Kalibata President,

Building long-term resilience in food systems is key to buffer against future economic shocks and humanitarian crises.

The focus of attention at the Committee of Food Security is naturally on food security and nutrition, which under the Agenda 2030 is addressed in the Sustainable Development Goal, SDG2 – Zero Hunger. However, world leaders at CFS increasingly realize the complexity of the challenges. Nurturing a sustainable future requires major transformations across issues

Significant steps have been taken to prioritize land tenure security not only in global policy frameworks but also in implementation plans. A side event at CFS45, organised by the Global Donor Working Group on Land together with other key players, took stock of progress. Links

Bandung | Indonesia | September 2018 by Romy Sato (Donor Platform), Robyn Stewart (ILC) and Giulia Barbanente (IFAD) In times of growing competition over land and pressure over businesses for sustainable and responsible conduct, society often turn its eyes to large foreign agribusiness as the first key stakeholder to partner with or to blame

Our Focus Strategic Objectives Rebuilding food systems and developing rural areas requires ideas, actors and finance. The Platform brings together these necessary elements so that donors can develop and implement programmes that help rural people improve their lives and livelihoods. Our Focus Strategic Objectives Rebuilding food

Jaron Porciello is Co-Director of Hesat2030, Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame. and a close partner of the Donor Platform. Jaron shares her insights on the present and future of artificial intelligence in rural development.

Agenda 2030 put into practice: what future for rural development? The added value of the Platform was again reasserted during this years AGA – providing an open space to discuss trends and challenges in international cooperation. Furthermore participants agreed that the informal exchange between partners and donors will help reduce the complexity of rural