Hesat2030

Too many people remain hungry and malnourished. On #WorldFoodDay, the global community needs to reflect on how it can ensure that the #zerohunger achieved. Everyone has the right to food for a better life and a better future. Hesat2030 is working with development agencies and policy-makers to find the solutions to end hunger while also tackling malnutrition, inequity and climate change. We are providing the evidence and knowledge to make informed and comprehensive decisions to advances the well-being of the poorest and most vulnerable communities.   Find out more from our Co-Chairs 👇 Carin Smaller David Laborde Jaron Porciello Valeria Piñeiro FAO Shamba Centre for Food & Climate International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Juno Evidence Alliance CABI Zero Hunger Coalition Global Donor Platform for Rural Development Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Havos.ai

The Zero Hunger Coalition, together with the SDG2 Advocacy Hub, is organising a series of webinars that will discuss the priorities in the CAADP Post-Malabo Agenda for agrifood system transformation in Africa. The first webinar, organized with AKADEMIYA2063, the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), and Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement, will delve into nutrition See below for more information 👇

With its partners, Shamba Centre for Food & Climate, Juno Evidence Alliance and FAO, Hesat2030 is developing a comprehensive assessment and economic modelling of nutrition-sensitive interventions to determine the additional public investment needed to achieve food and nutrition security in the most vulnerable populations by 2030, and within the limits set by the Paris climate agreement.  The Hesat2030 assessment aims to:  ⏩ Provide a comprehensive analysis and costing of the most effective nutrition sensitive interventions in agrifood systems that improve diets and nutrition. ⏩ Advance the understanding of the linkages between multiple nutrition sensitive interventions in order to maximise impact. ⏩ Formulate evidence-based recommendations on climate-smart actions that achieve healthy diets and improve nutrition sustainably, without breaching the 1.5 °C threshold. ⏩ Facilitate consensus among practitioners of nutrition and foods systems policies on a shortlist of essential actions to take. These recommendations will help inform policy makers and the donor community on how to prioritize their investments for maximum impact. Find out more 👇 Jaron Porciello Sini Savilaakso Alexandra Tung Lawrence Haddad CMG Ramya Ambikapathi Hafsa Sheikh Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Global Donor Platform for Rural Development International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) CABI Havos.ai Zero Hunger Coalition

Hesat2030 welcomes the commitment of G7 Agriculture Ministers to ‘make agriculture and food systems more productive, resilient and sustainable, to improve food security and nutrition.’ These are noble goals that Hesat2030 strives to achieve.     Three areas in the G7 Agriculture Ministers Communiqué are particularly relevant to us:    ➡️ Increasing resilience to climate change,  ➡️ Developing data, metrics and analysis to inform decision-making, and  ➡️ Focusing on women's empowerment and gender equality.    Find out more how this relates to our work: https://lnkd.in/ebEmv-WM CABI FAO Shamba Centre for Food & Climate Global Donor Platform for Rural Development Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Juno Evidence Alliance Zero Hunger Coalition Zero Hunger Private Sector Pledge

Find out more about the great work underway in the Zero Hunger Coalition in the latest edition of their newsletter👇 📣 The Chair of the Zero Hunger Coalition Ibrahim Mayaki explains why ending hunger must remain a priority in the upcoming global meetings 📣 Outcomes from meetings during the African Food Systems Forum 📣 Updates from #Benin, #Cambodia, and #Madagascar 📣 Growing momentum in the Zero Hunger Pledge Subscribe to their newsletter: https://lnkd.in/eS2fs8PM

👏 With this important funding announcement, the UK government is demonstrating the value that it places on evidence-synthesis. Evidence-synthesis is integral to the work of Hesat2030. Through the work of the Juno Evidence Alliance, a Hesat2030 initiative, we are able to use artificial intelligence to screen millions of scientific articles and grey literature to understand what interventions are truly needed and where they can have the most impact. 🔥 This is central to Hesat2030's mission - leveraging evidence-based research, innovative technologies and coordinated action with the goal of ending hunger sustainably, nutritiously and equitably. We provides and policy-makers with the resources and tools necessary to make informed and scientifically based decisions. 

Excited that Hesat2030 Co-Chair, David Laborde, is participating in this important webinar discussing SOFI 2024 and its implications for donors and development partners. 🔔 26 September 2024 from 15.00 - 17.00 CEST SOFI 2024 provides the much-needed guidance on how to define public and private financing for food security and nutrition.  By integrating finance into a core and extended definition of food security and nutrition, we are moving towards a shared understanding of the scale of financial resources being spent.  And, as a result, we can make a stronger case for increasing the quantity and quality of investment towards ending hunger and malnutrition. Please see below for registration details 👇

👏 Welcoming Valeria Piñeiro as a new Co-Chair to Hesat2030! Hesat2030 Co-Chairs, David Laborde, Jaron Porciello and Carin Smaller are pleased to welcome Valeria Pineiro (IFPRI) who joins them as a new Co-Chair to Hesat2030.   Valeria currently leads #Avanzar2030: Innovation for Sustainable Agrifood Systems, which is an evidence-based research project designed to identify and provide cost analysis for innovative policies, technologies and institutions in agrifood systems in the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) region. By joining Hesat2030 as a new Co-Chair, Valeria further reinforces the collaboration between Hesat2030 and Avanzar2030. Both projects share a common objective - to inform policy decisions on ending hunger while also addressing climate change, nutrition, equity, and the economic well-being of the most vulnerable communities.   Find out more: https://lnkd.in/esf65JVQ FAO CABI Shamba Centre for Food & Climate International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Juno Evidence Alliance Zero Hunger Coalition Zero Hunger Private Sector Pledge Global Donor Platform for Rural Development Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) Havos.ai

What policy lessons can Columbia learn from international experiences? 👀 As part of #Avanzar2030, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) and the University of the Andes are identifying financial instruments that can improve agricultural productivity while also environmentally-friendly through an evidence synthesis. Avanzar2030 will generate guidelines for the Colombian government to design conditional agricultural credit programs that promote sustainable practices.   #Avanzar2030 works with organizations across Latin America to generate evidence of policy and institutional innovations in agrifood systems that support climate change adaptation, improve living conditions and diets, and protect food security. While this project is focused on Colombia, findings will be shared across the Avanzar2030 network with the aim of improving policy across Latin America. #Avanzar2030 is a partner of Hesat2030. Like Hesat2030, #Avanzar2030 develops evidence-syntheses to identify interventions needed to transform the region’s food system, tailored to the context of each country. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eQekEU5u Valeria Piñeiro Brian McNamara Jorge Armando Rueda Gallardo Jaron Porciello Juno Evidence Alliance CABI Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) USAID

Great to see the work of the Zero Hunger Coalition moving forward during the #AFSF2024 last week!