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How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future

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12 Nov, 2024

This post was originally published on Climate Links

How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future
jschoshinski
Mon, 11/11/2024 – 20:53

This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity. Panelists will highlight innovative strategies, including nature-based solutions and climate-smart agriculture, as well as finance mechanisms that promote emissions reduction while maintaining sufficient and nutritious food production. We will provide actionable recommendations for policymakers and practitioners to advance sustainable development goals while addressing climate and food crises.

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This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity.

Event Date

Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 11:00 am
– 12:00 pm +04
(7:00 – 8:00 am UTC)

Event Location

Pavilion F9, Baku Olympic Stadium

Sponsored by

CGIAR

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Event Format

Virtual
In-Person

Event Type

Conference

Topic

Agriculture
Climate-Resilient Agriculture
Climate Finance
Food Security
Nature-based Solutions

Strategic Objective

Adaptation
Mitigation

Sectors

Agriculture and Food Systems

Region

Global

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How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Food Systems Transformation for a Sustainable Future

This session will explore how transforming food systems can address the dual crises of climate change and food insecurity. Panelists will highlight innovative strategies, including nature-based solutions and climate-smart agriculture, as well as finance mechanisms that promote emissions reduction while maintaining sufficient and nutritious food production. We will provide actionable recommendations for policymakers and practitioners to advance sustainable development goals while addressing climate and food crises.


Pavilion F9, Baku Olympic Stadium


Global Climate Change
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