COP 27: Programme for the Food4Climate Pavilion Revealed
The programme for the Food4Climate Pavilion, which will appear at this year’s COP27 summit for the first time ever, has been published.
The Pavilion is supported by a range of organisations, including ProVeg International, Compassion in World Farming, and Food Tank. It will highlight the need to change the food system in order to meet climate targets.
The venue will host daily talks, with opportunities for delegates from UN member states to network with NGOs, the commercial industry, academic institutions, and researchers. The following themes will be discussed:
· Interaction of science and policy-making to guide food system change
· Voice of young people on food systems and climate change
· Just transition for farmers and farming communities
· Food innovation and protein diversification
· Adaptation and Agriculture Day: an official day set by the Egyptian Presidency
· Animal agriculture, its land use and emissions
· Gender equality and women’s empowerment in food systems
· Forests, indigenous peoples and local communities
· Loss and waste in food systems
· Healthy food for healthy futures: the plate and the planet
· Food security and how food systems can bolster supplies. The full programme can be found on the Pavilion’s website.
This is the first year that COP27 will feature pavilions dedicated to food system change. Besides the Food4Climate pavilion.
The coalition behind the Food4Climate Pavilion has also joined 160 other organisations in calling for mostly plant-rich food to be served at COP27.
“Through our programme of dedicated events, the Food4Climate Pavilion will significantly advance awareness among UN member states that we cannot tackle the climate emergency without addressing food systems” said Juliette Tronchon, spokesperson for the Food4Climate Pavilion coalition.
Source: vegconomist.com
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