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Social movements, Indigenous Peoples, and civil society organizations are standing firm in their opposition to the corporate capture of global food governance and multistakeholderism, as the UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) advances its agenda. This opposition was previously demonstrated through successful counter-mobilization efforts in 2021, and will continue as the…

Analysis in English on World about Food and Nutrition, Gender and more; published on 11 May 2023 by CSIPM

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Decades of industrial agriculture have caused environmental and social damage across the globe. Soils have deteriorated and plant and animal species are

ShutterstockDecades of industrial agriculture caused environmental and social damage around the world. Soils deteriorate and plant and animal species disapp ...

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Experts called the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit a watershed moment in drawing attention to corporate influence over public food governance

HANOI, Apr 20 (IPS) - This month Nature spotlighted three insightful new studies chronicling food-related challenges from a global perspective. One presented worrisome new data on the global rise in the prevalence of diabetes, high blood pressure and liver disease, all linked to obesity. Another presented a new assessment revealing that half of the greenhouse emissions generated by food systems globally are caused by food waste. Finally, the third study found that food consumption could add �...