In the lead up to the 2021 Food Systems Summit, SIANI has selected to profile relevant content related to the topic of food systems as well as more practical information related to participation in the summit itself.
The CFS High Level Panel of Expert (HLPE) is inviting you to share your views and comments on the scope of its upcoming 18th report "Reducing inequalities for food security and nutrition".
The three SIANI Annual Meetings 2022 enabled people to gain insights into food systems transformation from various sectors and parts of the world. Dive into the topic!
Why is important to focus on investments & policy changes on rural food value chains? This article highlights the main takeaways from the presentation of the IFAD's Rural Development report 2021
The war in Ukraine is sending shockwaves around the world, reports the Swedish magazine Syre. One of all the effects is sky-high wheat prices and extremely high prices for fertilizers. Ukraine is...
Agroforestry Network, with support from SIANI, recently launched a policy brief discussing how agroforestry can improve the livelihoods of young people in sub-Saharan Africa.
In line with the International Women’s Day 2022 campaign, SIANI wants to recognise their enormous contribution to food systems and make their voice heard. Women worldwide share their role in the shift to sustainable food systems.
The policy brief of one of the workstreams of the conference focused on “Food policy and Food security.” The paper concentrates on how food policies could support a transition to functioning and resilient food systems, upscale food system innovations, create agribusiness value chains, and foster multistakeholder partnerships.
SEI’s Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) emphasizes collaborative partnerships that integrate gender and social equality and human rights-based approaches. Theme Climate-resilient...
African swine fever is spreading rapidly around the world. In January 2022 outbreaks were detected for the first time in Thailand, Italy and North Macedonia. Social Sciences have an important role in preventing the spread of the disease.
How do we end the double burden of nutrition? Discover what world leaders discussed and committed to at the Nutrition for Growth Summit 2021.