Climate change and conflict

The Call for Abstracts for our 9th Annual Meeting is open!

The ongoing food crisis is a result of multiple factors, and food systems have started to receive more attention at COP27. Reflecting on 2022, what do we need to ensure long-term resilience in our interconnected food systems?

While COP15 is crowned with the title 'Paris Agreement for nature,' what are the concerns over its '30x30' target and its impacts on Indigenous peoples?

Food production and food security issues will remain at the top of the agenda

This brief focuses on the most crucial opportunities, barriers and actions for disseminating agroforestry systems more widely

Call for proposals on the ‘African Agriculture Climate Adaptation Research System’ responding to existing food security challenges in the face of climate change and is geared towards increasing productivity to meet consumption demands and to limit further agricultural land expansion into natural ecosystems.

The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction 2022 provided a crucial forum for discussing how climate change impacts different sectors, and offered an opportunity to explore collaboration to break down silos and strengthen plans for disaster risk management and climate adaptation. 

Economic and political decisions have predominantly prioritised certain values of nature, particularly market-based instrumental values of nature. Hence, the report helps policymakers better understand the very different ways in which people conceive and value nature and shows that various pathways can contribute to achieve just and sustainable futures.

What has been done since the UN Food Systems Summit (FSS) 2021? The meeting of the HLPF in 2022 helped us understand Member States’ needs, opportunities and barriers to implementing food systems transformation strategies, and link national trajectories to the ecosystem of support.