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Agri-Food Systems Summit Highlights

November 22, 2024 | Climate Action |

 

The Agri-Food Systems Summit showcased global efforts to transform agriculture into a sustainable and climate-resilient engine for change. Central to the dialogue was the urgent need for accessible climate finance, particularly for smallholder farmers who remain marginalized in funding allocations. Sessions spotlighted regenerative farming, AI-driven innovations, and partnerships between governments, financial institutions, and the private sector.

The panel "From the Ground Up - Farmer-led Pathways to a Just Transition" emphasized empowering farmers with resources, financial support, and tools to lead equitable and climate-resilient agricultural transitions. In "Financing Climate Action through Agriculture and Food Systems," experts highlighted scaling green bonds, carbon credits, and inclusive investments to de-risk and accelerate climate-smart agriculture. The "Agri-Food Innovation - Pioneering Solutions for Climate Action" panel focused on cutting-edge research and collaboration to boost productivity while preserving natural resources and addressing sustainability challenges.

The Future Food Systems Hackathon explored practical strategies to foster equity, resilience, and biodiversity, emphasizing transparency, inclusive partnerships, and alignment with climate goals. In the keynote "Empowering Women to Lead the Agri-Food Revolution," speakers advocated for gender-responsive policies and equitable resource access to unlock women's transformative potential in agriculture. The summit concluded with a call for coordinated innovation, finance, and policy to achieve sustainable and resilient food systems for a changing world.

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