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In collaboration with Innohub and The Food Discourse, the Centre for Green Growth is organizing a webinar titled "Addressing Barriers to Achieving Food Security". The current state of the food system calls for urgent action and resolution. We are bringing together a diverse panel of experts, including policy specialists, academicians, practitioners, and investors, to delve into this critical issue. Join us on Friday, 5th April 2024, at 11am UTC/GMT and seize the opportunity to learn from these esteemed experts and collaboratively discuss solutions. Discover the latest insights, share innovative ideas, and be part of the collective effort to transform the food system. Together, let's pave the way towards a more sustainable and food-secure future. Don't miss out! Register using the link below: https://lnkd.in/dAbgr4BY #foodsystems #climateadaptation #foodsecurity Innohub, Gloria Agyare, Etornam C. Tsyawo, Nelson Amo, Chikondi Chabvuta, Dr Dhanush Dinesh

Our new Comment in Nature Food is out! The piece argues that existing narrow views of what constitutes ‘evidence’ exclude critical ways of producing and facilitating knowledge exchange from diverse actors including Indigenous Peoples and food producers.  We underscore the importance of a diversity of knowledge and knowledge-sharing approaches to deepen research, build evidence, and ensure more holistic outcomes. By focusing too narrowly and excluding oral, non-English and traditional time-tested approaches based on local and community-derived expertise, there is a serious risk in overlooking important solutions to address urgent global food systems and environmental challenges. Research that elevates the practical experiences and needs of food producers on the frontlines of an increasingly precarious food system is needed to ensure a healthy and thriving food system that protects people and the planet. The urgency to transform our food systems and address the multitude of issues it intersects with - from climate change, biodiversity loss, health, livelihoods - requires deeply participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to creating and building evidence and sharing knowledge. The additional time, resources and effort to ensure equitable participation, inclusivity and community engagement results in outcomes that promise more relevance for local communities and can be more easily implemented.      https://lnkd.in/g7ZYb85Z Wonderful to work with you on this Global Alliance for the Future of Food Samara Brock Amanda Jekums Faris Ahmed Margarita Fernandez Maywa Montenegro de Wit Francisco Javier Rosado-May V. Ernesto Méndez  Colin Anderson Fabrice DeClerck Molly D. Anderson Rachel Bezner Kerr Brendan Hoare Hannah Wittman Amaury Peeters Peter Gubbels Cerasela Stancu Stéphane Bellon Jonathan Lundgren Swati Renduchintala Vijay Thallam  Jane Maland Cady Paul Rogé 

Our new Comment in Nature Food is out! The piece argues that existing narrow views of what constitutes ‘evidence’ exclude critical ways of producing and facilitating knowledge exchange from diverse actors including Indigenous Peoples and food producers.  We underscore the importance of a diversity of knowledge and knowledge-sharing approaches to deepen research, build evidence, and ensure more holistic outcomes. By focusing too narrowly and excluding oral, non-English and traditional time-tested approaches based on local and community-derived expertise, there is a serious risk in overlooking important solutions to address urgent global food systems and environmental challenges. Research that elevates the practical experiences and needs of food producers on the frontlines of an increasingly precarious food system is needed to ensure a healthy and thriving food system that protects people and the planet. The urgency to transform our food systems and address the multitude of issues it intersects with - from climate change, biodiversity loss, health, livelihoods - requires deeply participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to creating and building evidence and sharing knowledge. The additional time, resources and effort to ensure equitable participation, inclusivity and community engagement results in outcomes that promise more relevance for local communities and can be more easily implemented.      https://lnkd.in/g7ZYb85Z Wonderful to work with you on this Global Alliance for the Future of Food Samara Brock Amanda Jekums Faris Ahmed Margarita Fernandez Maywa Montenegro de Wit Francisco Javier Rosado-May V. Ernesto Méndez  Colin Anderson Fabrice DeClerck Molly D. Anderson Rachel Bezner Kerr Brendan Hoare Hannah Wittman Amaury Peeters Peter Gubbels Cerasela Stancu Stéphane Bellon Jonathan Lundgren Swati Renduchintala Vijay Thallam  Jane Maland Cady Paul Rogé 

Our new Comment in Nature Food is out! The piece argues that existing narrow views of what constitutes ‘evidence’ exclude critical ways of producing and facilitating knowledge exchange from diverse actors including Indigenous Peoples and food producers.  We underscore the importance of a diversity of knowledge and knowledge-sharing approaches to deepen research, build evidence, and ensure more holistic outcomes. By focusing too narrowly and excluding oral, non-English and traditional time-tested approaches based on local and community-derived expertise, there is a serious risk in overlooking important solutions to address urgent global food systems and environmental challenges. Research that elevates the practical experiences and needs of food producers on the frontlines of an increasingly precarious food system is needed to ensure a healthy and thriving food system that protects people and the planet. The urgency to transform our food systems and address the multitude of issues it intersects with - from climate change, biodiversity loss, health, livelihoods - requires deeply participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to creating and building evidence and sharing knowledge. The additional time, resources and effort to ensure equitable participation, inclusivity and community engagement results in outcomes that promise more relevance for local communities and can be more easily implemented.      https://lnkd.in/g7ZYb85Z Wonderful to work with you on this Global Alliance for the Future of Food Samara Brock Amanda Jekums Faris Ahmed Margarita Fernandez Maywa Montenegro de Wit Francisco Javier Rosado-May V. Ernesto Méndez  Colin Anderson Fabrice DeClerck Molly D. Anderson Rachel Bezner Kerr Brendan Hoare Hannah Wittman Amaury Peeters Peter Gubbels Cerasela Stancu Stéphane Bellon Jonathan Lundgren Swati Renduchintala Vijay Thallam  Jane Maland Cady Paul Rogé 

Our new Comment in Nature Food is out! The piece argues that existing narrow views of what constitutes ‘evidence’ exclude critical ways of producing and facilitating knowledge exchange from diverse actors including Indigenous Peoples and food producers.  We underscore the importance of a diversity of knowledge and knowledge-sharing approaches to deepen research, build evidence, and ensure more holistic outcomes. By focusing too narrowly and excluding oral, non-English and traditional time-tested approaches based on local and community-derived expertise, there is a serious risk in overlooking important solutions to address urgent global food systems and environmental challenges. Research that elevates the practical experiences and needs of food producers on the frontlines of an increasingly precarious food system is needed to ensure a healthy and thriving food system that protects people and the planet. The urgency to transform our food systems and address the multitude of issues it intersects with - from climate change, biodiversity loss, health, livelihoods - requires deeply participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to creating and building evidence and sharing knowledge. The additional time, resources and effort to ensure equitable participation, inclusivity and community engagement results in outcomes that promise more relevance for local communities and can be more easily implemented.      https://lnkd.in/g7ZYb85Z Wonderful to work with you on this Global Alliance for the Future of Food Samara Brock Amanda Jekums Faris Ahmed Margarita Fernandez Maywa Montenegro de Wit Francisco Javier Rosado-May V. Ernesto Méndez  Colin Anderson Fabrice DeClerck Molly D. Anderson Rachel Bezner Kerr Brendan Hoare Hannah Wittman Amaury Peeters Peter Gubbels Cerasela Stancu Stéphane Bellon Jonathan Lundgren Swati Renduchintala Vijay Thallam  Jane Maland Cady Paul Rogé 

Our new Comment in Nature Food is out! The piece argues that existing narrow views of what constitutes ‘evidence’ exclude critical ways of producing and facilitating knowledge exchange from diverse actors including Indigenous Peoples and food producers.  We underscore the importance of a diversity of knowledge and knowledge-sharing approaches to deepen research, build evidence, and ensure more holistic outcomes. By focusing too narrowly and excluding oral, non-English and traditional time-tested approaches based on local and community-derived expertise, there is a serious risk in overlooking important solutions to address urgent global food systems and environmental challenges. Research that elevates the practical experiences and needs of food producers on the frontlines of an increasingly precarious food system is needed to ensure a healthy and thriving food system that protects people and the planet. The urgency to transform our food systems and address the multitude of issues it intersects with - from climate change, biodiversity loss, health, livelihoods - requires deeply participatory and transdisciplinary approaches to creating and building evidence and sharing knowledge. The additional time, resources and effort to ensure equitable participation, inclusivity and community engagement results in outcomes that promise more relevance for local communities and can be more easily implemented.      https://lnkd.in/g7ZYb85Z Wonderful to work with you on this Global Alliance for the Future of Food Samara Brock Amanda Jekums Faris Ahmed Margarita Fernandez Maywa Montenegro de Wit Francisco Javier Rosado-May V. Ernesto Méndez  Colin Anderson Fabrice DeClerck Molly D. Anderson Rachel Bezner Kerr Brendan Hoare Hannah Wittman Amaury Peeters Peter Gubbels Cerasela Stancu Stéphane Bellon Jonathan Lundgren Swati Renduchintala Vijay Thallam  Jane Maland Cady Paul Rogé 

Global Agrifood Tech Alliance and Thomas Crampton are hosting a roundtable on the future of food on the sideline of the #wef2024.