IMF-World Bank: Annual Meetings 2024 | 21-26 October 2024
Carlotta Cramer2024-10-21T11:37:57+02:00World Bank Flagship Event: Agriculture and Food as an Engine of Sustainable Growth and Jobs 23 October 2024 | 10:00-11:30 EST Washington D.C. | Hybrid
World Bank Flagship Event: Agriculture and Food as an Engine of Sustainable Growth and Jobs 23 October 2024 | 10:00-11:30 EST Washington D.C. | Hybrid
On 22 October 17:00-18:00, the European Commission Land Data Partnership, convened by the International Land Coalition, will launch the latest Prindex Report, based on land and housing tenure security data from 108 countries.
The Committee on World Food Security will convene its fifty-second plenary session (CFS52) from 21 to 25 October 2024 at FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy in a hybrid format. Session I will start on Monday at 9:30 CEST in the Plenary Hall.
18-20 February 2025 | Rabat, Morocco. Third Arab Land Conference.
What are some innovative and cross-sector ideas with the potential to make a difference in food systems financing? Read the summary blog of the webinar "Financing Food and Rural Development" on 26 September 2024 and co-hosted by the Donor Platform and the Shamba Centre for Food & Climate.
16 October 2024 | FAO Rome, Italy. World Food Forum side-event on Empowering youth to end child labour in agriculture
14-18 October 2024 | FAO Rome, Italy. Be part of a dynamic global platform that transcends boundaries, generations and sectors to transform the future of our agrifood systems.
This year's Annual General Assembly will take place on 26-27 November 2024, under the theme "Financing Food Systems Transformation and Rural Revitalization: Opportunities and Challenges". We will examine how the international community is rethinking the use of limited Official Development Assistance (ODA) donor resources in food and nutrition. This includes exploring innovative financing, better coordination of donor approaches, and stronger harmonization of stakeholder engagement.
This International Growth Centre (IGC) evidence review maps the existing body of practitioner and academic evidence on lending to agricultural small and medium-sized enterprises in developing economies and identifies research and learning priorities to fill key gaps.
This publication highlights the latest in a series of country change stories connecting global agrifood systems discourse to specific realities in Côte d’Ivoire, Cambodia, the Pacific, Guatemala and Albania, to demystify some of the terms involved and make sense of what they mean at country level.