Food systems must change. This, the UN Food Systems Summit made very clear. But has the Summit laid the foundations to bring about such change? There is a big win but also some big gaps to be filled for ambition to become action.
An interview with Iris Krebber, UK FCDO | GDPRD Board Member
Michelle Tang2022-09-06T12:09:59+02:00The average person on the street needs to understand what this is about and what can be done, and then engage with political decision makers to get it done. Not in 50 years’ time, but from now.
A Conversation With | Martin Bwalya, Ag Director, AUDA/NEPAD
Michelle Tang2022-09-06T12:01:55+02:00The active engagement of people should be at the forefront of implementation. It is at this level that a food systems approach is already taking shape, as implementers cannot avoid the connections, synergies, complementarities and trade-offs across different sectors.
A Conversation With | Conrad Rein, GDPRD Co-Chair
Michelle Tang2022-09-06T12:36:30+02:00The agrifood sector represents the world’s largest economic sector and is very much linked to poverty. An increased population and the associated doubling of food production that is forecast for 2050 make it absolutely necessary to act now in a responsible and coordinated manner.