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Read our latest blog post on the current status of the repurposing agenda and the insights we've gained so far. The blog includes a link to a new interactive map on the Global Food and Nutrition Security dashboard. This map illustrates the amount of public support allocated to agriculture worldwide.

 

With funding from FoodSystems 2030, the Global Alliance for Food Security has now launched the new GAFS Global Food and Nutrition Security Dashboard’s Advance section. The gradual development of this section will bring together indicators from different sources on emerging risks for food security and nutrition and their potential impacts, as well as potential measures to help strengthen agri-food systems to improve food security and nutritional outcomes. 

Looking ahead, there are more exciting developments on the horizon. The Dashboard will include new indicators in the Advance section, including Real-Time Food Prices and Short-Term Caloric Needs Financing and WFP’s Market Functionality Index, among others.

 

Other recent news: 

  • FoodSystems 2030 is featured in the World Bank's Trust Fund Annual Report for 2023 - read more below! 
  • With support from FoodSystems 2030, the World Bank is focused on embedding the One Health approach across the institution and in regions worldwide. This includes Central Asia, where advisory and analytical work underpinned the One Health Framework for Action, which aims to contribute to pandemic preparedness, with priority given to zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance, and food safety. The framework also provides an investment roadmap for the region still struggling with the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. In November 2022, five Central Asian countries signed a joint communiqué agreeing to adopt the framework, including establishing governance structures and engaging in joint resource mobilization, data sharing, and preparatory work to implement national and regional activities. Advice and analysis funded by FoodSystems 2030 helped lay the groundwork for regional cooperation in Central Asia on pandemic preparedness that prioritizes zoonoses, antimicrobial resistance, and food safety.
  • How are countries repurposing support for agriculture towards better outcomes? Read what countries are doing in the newly released Global Policy Dialogue for Sustainable Agriculture: 2023 Compendium.
  • FS2030 is now in an exciting phase of working with countries to help them progress on implementing important reforms. FS2030-financed Repurposing Projects are starting implementation in Bangladesh, Colombia, Ghana, Indonesia, Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania. The repurposing team is also supporting over 40 countries with Public Expenditure Reviews and with partner UK FCDO, has co-hosted 15 Policy Dialogues since 2021.

News and Events

Hamburg Sustainability Conference - two events hosted by FS2030 on repurposing agricultural support and the Global Alliance for Food Security

COP28 Event at the World Bank Pavilion: Recipe for a Livable Planet: Achieving Net Zero Emissions in the Agrifood System -  December 10, 2023 14:00 GST

GFFA Expert Panel: Stepping up Cliamte Action to Achieve Zero Hunger - January 19, 2024 09:30-11 am CET 

AGRF (Africa Food Systems Forum) 2023, Tanzania

UN Food Systems Summit Stocktake Moment 2023 

Global Forum for Food and Agriculture 2023: sessions on Redirecting Agriculture Policies and Support to Address Climate Change; Data and Digital as Enabler for Circular Agri-Food Systems and Animal Health: A Substantive Input to the Transformation of Food Systems Through the One Health Approach

World Bank Live at CoP27: Delivering Climate Action as We Feed the World

AGRF Summit, 2022: Geeta Sethi, Food Systems Lead on Leadership, Finance & Accountability: Advancing National Food Systems’ Pathways

World Food Summit: Martien van Nieuwkoop, Global Director (30 mins in)

Policy Seminar: World Bank and IFPRI: Can agricultural policies deliver better value for money for people, the planet, and the economy?

African CDC

NYT Climate Hub

Scaling Climate-Smart Agriculture Technologies in Africa, COP26

 

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