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Population growth, urbanization, changing consumption patterns, and climate change are making it more challenging to feed the world according to a senior official at the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

UN Food Systems Summit +2 Stocktaking Moment, which takes place in Rome, Italy from 24–26 July, will address the urgent need to transform the global food systems.

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The objectives of the Leadership Dialogue are to discuss the transformation of food systems to deliver healthy, sustainable and affordable diets as a pathway to ending hunger and malnutrition in all its forms for all people, contributing to achieving the SDGs.

The UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) garnered global attention to the need to transform our food systems to ensure they contribute positively to people’s nutrition and health, while protecting our planet. Countries submitted national pathways detailing their commitment and strategy towards food systems transformation. GLOPAN, CARE and WHO analyzed the pathways to determine how successfully health, nutrition, gender equality and systemic issues, including environmental and implementation policy a...

The role of special envoys of the AU is primarily to tackle a critical issue for which the AU needs support. A special envoy does not seek to replace or take over the responsibilities of the AU or the AU Commission (AUC).

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The discussions will aim to solidify global understanding of the role of sustainable, equitable, inclusive, healthy, and resilient food systems in rescuing the SDGs towards resilience. It will also highlight operationalization of existing climate-sensitive and nutrition-sensitive coordination platforms within countries to provide clarity and consistency across the humanitarian-development-peace domains

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today placed a five-point proposal at the UN Food Systems Summit to ensure a sustainable, safe and nutritious food system worldwide

Global food systems broken, says UN chief, urging transformations in how we produce, consume food