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The #UNFSS2021 Summit on #FoodSystems is yet another instrument to reinforce private control over our food systems & diets, repeating the same old rhetoric, same old interests, & same old failures bit.ly/SameOldFailures #FoodSystems4People @CSM4CFS @drvandanashiva 
#UNFSS2021 takes place under the direct corporate control. They decide what “sustainable” & “healthy” food means, convincing us that their solutions will be ecological enough to keep the current agrifood system intact. bit.ly/SameOldFailures #FoodSystems4People @CSM4CFS
#UNFSS2021 maintains industrial food systems that threaten ecosystems, health & democracy & sidelines true ecological food systems, led by small farmers & communities that can solve the multiple crises we face bit.ly/SameOldFailures - bit.ly/EcoFoodSyst #foodsystems4people
Congratulations to Tamil Nadu government for its farmer-centred agriculture budget, with an integrated focus on securing livelihoods and ensuring nutrition and health security #sdg2 @CMOTamilnadu @MRKPaneerselvam (1/5)
Research on integrated and context-specific farming systems will ensure climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods. #COP26 #UNFSS2021 (2/5)
Support to millets from production and processing to procurement and distribution, especially in rainfed areas, will reduce the drudgery of women’s work, improve nutrition and enhance incomes. #milletmission (3/5)
In a new paper led by @cibqueiroz in @NatureFoodJnl we highlight 3 transformative action areas for global #FoodSystems in vulnerable and conflict-prone areas. nature.com/articles/s4301… @grp_resilience @sthlmresilience Thread.
Global food insecurity fell for decades. However, this trend has started to reverse. Climate change and increased violent conflict in already food insecure areas are key drivers. COVID-19 has fueled food insecurity even more (2/9)
The need for transformative change is widely accepted, but what does a food systems transformation in conflict-prone areas look like? We highlight three action areas that could advance food system transformation in conflict-prone regions: (3/9)
