Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation
In the recent COP28 Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate Action, world leaders affirmed that “agriculture and food systems must urgently adapt and transform in order to respond to the imperatives of climate change.” This declaration strengthens the growing globa...
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| author | Ronchi, Loraine Ofori, Patrick Zorya, Sergiy Fan, Shenggen Martin, Will |
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| description | In the recent COP28 Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate Action, world leaders affirmed that “agriculture and food systems must urgently adapt and transform in order to respond to the imperatives of climate change.” This declaration strengthens the growing global consensus that current food systems need urgent transformative change to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition and to make food production and delivery systems resilient and sustainable.
Evidence-based policies are critical to steer such a transformation, which requires urgent action from governments around the world—both in the global North and the global South—to better align, reform, or repurpose current policies and public support to deliver better value for people, planet, and prosperity. Public investments and other expenditures help to create incentives for producers and other food system actors as they choose what, how, and where to produce food, as well as for consumers in their choices of what foods to eat.
The seminar will highlight key IFPRI findings on the potential to repurpose existing agriculture policies and public support to accelerate the transformation of food systems to become more inclusive, resilient, sustainable, and healthy. Developing appropriate incentives to encourage producers to adopt technological innovations and sustainable practices, and consumers to make healthy and sustainable food choices, will help deliver desired food system outcomes, but doing so will require bold action through both international coordination and national-level policy reform.
The fourth seminar of the CGIAR Policy Seminar Series on Strengthening Food Systems will present available evidence on promising technological innovations from CGIAR and elsewhere, identify associated tradeoffs, and examine how policies can shape greater uptake of such innovations. It will highlight global initiatives seeking to advance agricultural policy reform and assess the evidence base behind these initiatives, as well as examining country-level attempts at reform and the obstacles these reforms can face in both the global North and global South. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1397872025-11-06T07:12:53Z Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation Ronchi, Loraine Ofori, Patrick Zorya, Sergiy Fan, Shenggen Martin, Will food systems resilience climate change In the recent COP28 Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems and Climate Action, world leaders affirmed that “agriculture and food systems must urgently adapt and transform in order to respond to the imperatives of climate change.” This declaration strengthens the growing global consensus that current food systems need urgent transformative change to end hunger and all forms of malnutrition and to make food production and delivery systems resilient and sustainable. Evidence-based policies are critical to steer such a transformation, which requires urgent action from governments around the world—both in the global North and the global South—to better align, reform, or repurpose current policies and public support to deliver better value for people, planet, and prosperity. Public investments and other expenditures help to create incentives for producers and other food system actors as they choose what, how, and where to produce food, as well as for consumers in their choices of what foods to eat. The seminar will highlight key IFPRI findings on the potential to repurpose existing agriculture policies and public support to accelerate the transformation of food systems to become more inclusive, resilient, sustainable, and healthy. Developing appropriate incentives to encourage producers to adopt technological innovations and sustainable practices, and consumers to make healthy and sustainable food choices, will help deliver desired food system outcomes, but doing so will require bold action through both international coordination and national-level policy reform. The fourth seminar of the CGIAR Policy Seminar Series on Strengthening Food Systems will present available evidence on promising technological innovations from CGIAR and elsewhere, identify associated tradeoffs, and examine how policies can shape greater uptake of such innovations. It will highlight global initiatives seeking to advance agricultural policy reform and assess the evidence base behind these initiatives, as well as examining country-level attempts at reform and the obstacles these reforms can face in both the global North and global South. 2024-02-29 2024-03-01T19:00:04Z 2024-03-01T19:00:04Z Presentation https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139787 en Open Access application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf application/pdf Ronchi, Loraine; Ofori, Patrick; Zorya, Sergiy; Fan, Shenggen & Martin, Will. 2024. Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation. Presented at IFPRI on February 29, 2024. |
| spellingShingle | food systems resilience climate change Ronchi, Loraine Ofori, Patrick Zorya, Sergiy Fan, Shenggen Martin, Will Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title | Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title_full | Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title_fullStr | Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title_short | Presentations for Reforming Agricultural Policies and Farm Support to Advance Sustainable Food System Transformation |
| title_sort | presentations for reforming agricultural policies and farm support to advance sustainable food system transformation |
| topic | food systems resilience climate change |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/139787 |
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