Responding to the food crisis: synthesis of medium-term measures proposed in inter-agency assessments

This report describes the initial outcomes of a process of exceptionally strong and cohesive action by the development community to curtail the immediate impact of the global food crisis. The establishment of the FAO Initiative on Soaring Food Prices (ISFP) in late 2007 was an early recognition of the seriousness of the situation. It was followed by the appointment of the United Nations High-Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis (HLTF) and the development of the Comprehensive Framework for Action (CFA), the High-Level Conference organized by FAO in June 2008, the G8 Summit in Japan in July 2008 and the Special Session of the FAO Conference in November 2008, together with a range of other public and private crisis response initiatives, which, collectively, have laid the foundation for possible reform of the governance of world food security. The inter-agency assessments (IAAs) described in this report were prepared in collaboration with the targeted countries and are the first steps of a reinvigorated, harmonized and holistic approach to eradicating hunger. The report provides a summary of the short- to medium-term actions proposed or undertaken to respond to the food crisis, and draws conclusions concerning the orientation of these actions. The vibrancy and diversity of the initiatives proposed in the IAAs and adapted to specific country situations provide relevant information on priorities for additional funding. In this regard, it is encouraging to note the commitment from development partners and member governments to significantly increase investment in agriculture within a global approach, including human capital. These interventions will undoubtedly contribute to improved food security and more efficient and sustained agricultural systems.

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Main Authors: Viatte, G. 1423211763286, 185732 FAO, Rome (Italy). Technical Cooperation Dept. eng, De Graaf, J. 1423211777347, Demeke, M. 186625, Takahatake, T., Rey de Arce, M. 1423211763287, European Union, Brussels (Belgium) eng 187031, World Food Programme, Rome (Italy) eng 186574
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Language:eng
Published: Rome (Italy) FAO 2009
Subjects:ECONOMIC CRISES, AGRICULTURAL SITUATION, MARKETS, PRICE FIXING, SMALL FARMS, MARKETING POLICIES, PRICE POLICIES, TRADE POLICIES, CRISE ECONOMIQUE, SITUATION AGRICOLE, MARCHE, FIXATION DES PRIX, PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE, POLITIQUE DE MARCHE, POLITIQUE DES PRIX, POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL, CRISIS ECONOMICA, COYUNTURA AGRARIA, MERCADOS, FIJACION DE PRECIOS, EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA, POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION, POLITICA DE PRECIOS, POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR,
Online Access:https://www.fao.org/docrep/pdf/011/i0769e/i0769e00.pdf
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topic ECONOMIC CRISES
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
MARKETS
PRICE FIXING
SMALL FARMS
MARKETING POLICIES
PRICE POLICIES
TRADE POLICIES
CRISE ECONOMIQUE
SITUATION AGRICOLE
MARCHE
FIXATION DES PRIX
PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE DE MARCHE
POLITIQUE DES PRIX
POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS ECONOMICA
COYUNTURA AGRARIA
MERCADOS
FIJACION DE PRECIOS
EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA
POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION
POLITICA DE PRECIOS
POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR
ECONOMIC CRISES
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
MARKETS
PRICE FIXING
SMALL FARMS
MARKETING POLICIES
PRICE POLICIES
TRADE POLICIES
CRISE ECONOMIQUE
SITUATION AGRICOLE
MARCHE
FIXATION DES PRIX
PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE DE MARCHE
POLITIQUE DES PRIX
POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS ECONOMICA
COYUNTURA AGRARIA
MERCADOS
FIJACION DE PRECIOS
EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA
POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION
POLITICA DE PRECIOS
POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR
spellingShingle ECONOMIC CRISES
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
MARKETS
PRICE FIXING
SMALL FARMS
MARKETING POLICIES
PRICE POLICIES
TRADE POLICIES
CRISE ECONOMIQUE
SITUATION AGRICOLE
MARCHE
FIXATION DES PRIX
PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE DE MARCHE
POLITIQUE DES PRIX
POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS ECONOMICA
COYUNTURA AGRARIA
MERCADOS
FIJACION DE PRECIOS
EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA
POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION
POLITICA DE PRECIOS
POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR
ECONOMIC CRISES
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
MARKETS
PRICE FIXING
SMALL FARMS
MARKETING POLICIES
PRICE POLICIES
TRADE POLICIES
CRISE ECONOMIQUE
SITUATION AGRICOLE
MARCHE
FIXATION DES PRIX
PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE DE MARCHE
POLITIQUE DES PRIX
POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS ECONOMICA
COYUNTURA AGRARIA
MERCADOS
FIJACION DE PRECIOS
EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA
POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION
POLITICA DE PRECIOS
POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR
Viatte, G. 1423211763286
185732 FAO, Rome (Italy). Technical Cooperation Dept. eng
De Graaf, J. 1423211777347
Demeke, M. 186625
Takahatake, T.
Rey de Arce, M. 1423211763287
European Union, Brussels (Belgium) eng 187031
World Food Programme, Rome (Italy) eng 186574
Responding to the food crisis: synthesis of medium-term measures proposed in inter-agency assessments
description This report describes the initial outcomes of a process of exceptionally strong and cohesive action by the development community to curtail the immediate impact of the global food crisis. The establishment of the FAO Initiative on Soaring Food Prices (ISFP) in late 2007 was an early recognition of the seriousness of the situation. It was followed by the appointment of the United Nations High-Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis (HLTF) and the development of the Comprehensive Framework for Action (CFA), the High-Level Conference organized by FAO in June 2008, the G8 Summit in Japan in July 2008 and the Special Session of the FAO Conference in November 2008, together with a range of other public and private crisis response initiatives, which, collectively, have laid the foundation for possible reform of the governance of world food security. The inter-agency assessments (IAAs) described in this report were prepared in collaboration with the targeted countries and are the first steps of a reinvigorated, harmonized and holistic approach to eradicating hunger. The report provides a summary of the short- to medium-term actions proposed or undertaken to respond to the food crisis, and draws conclusions concerning the orientation of these actions. The vibrancy and diversity of the initiatives proposed in the IAAs and adapted to specific country situations provide relevant information on priorities for additional funding. In this regard, it is encouraging to note the commitment from development partners and member governments to significantly increase investment in agriculture within a global approach, including human capital. These interventions will undoubtedly contribute to improved food security and more efficient and sustained agricultural systems.
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topic_facet ECONOMIC CRISES
AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
MARKETS
PRICE FIXING
SMALL FARMS
MARKETING POLICIES
PRICE POLICIES
TRADE POLICIES
CRISE ECONOMIQUE
SITUATION AGRICOLE
MARCHE
FIXATION DES PRIX
PETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE
POLITIQUE DE MARCHE
POLITIQUE DES PRIX
POLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS ECONOMICA
COYUNTURA AGRARIA
MERCADOS
FIJACION DE PRECIOS
EXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALA
POLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACION
POLITICA DE PRECIOS
POLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIOR
author Viatte, G. 1423211763286
185732 FAO, Rome (Italy). Technical Cooperation Dept. eng
De Graaf, J. 1423211777347
Demeke, M. 186625
Takahatake, T.
Rey de Arce, M. 1423211763287
European Union, Brussels (Belgium) eng 187031
World Food Programme, Rome (Italy) eng 186574
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185732 FAO, Rome (Italy). Technical Cooperation Dept. eng
De Graaf, J. 1423211777347
Demeke, M. 186625
Takahatake, T.
Rey de Arce, M. 1423211763287
European Union, Brussels (Belgium) eng 187031
World Food Programme, Rome (Italy) eng 186574
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title Responding to the food crisis: synthesis of medium-term measures proposed in inter-agency assessments
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spelling unfao:8446312024-07-05T11:26:34ZResponding to the food crisis: synthesis of medium-term measures proposed in inter-agency assessments Viatte, G. 1423211763286 185732 FAO, Rome (Italy). Technical Cooperation Dept. eng De Graaf, J. 1423211777347 Demeke, M. 186625 Takahatake, T. Rey de Arce, M. 1423211763287 European Union, Brussels (Belgium) eng 187031 World Food Programme, Rome (Italy) eng 186574 textRome (Italy) FAO2009engThis report describes the initial outcomes of a process of exceptionally strong and cohesive action by the development community to curtail the immediate impact of the global food crisis. The establishment of the FAO Initiative on Soaring Food Prices (ISFP) in late 2007 was an early recognition of the seriousness of the situation. It was followed by the appointment of the United Nations High-Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis (HLTF) and the development of the Comprehensive Framework for Action (CFA), the High-Level Conference organized by FAO in June 2008, the G8 Summit in Japan in July 2008 and the Special Session of the FAO Conference in November 2008, together with a range of other public and private crisis response initiatives, which, collectively, have laid the foundation for possible reform of the governance of world food security. The inter-agency assessments (IAAs) described in this report were prepared in collaboration with the targeted countries and are the first steps of a reinvigorated, harmonized and holistic approach to eradicating hunger. The report provides a summary of the short- to medium-term actions proposed or undertaken to respond to the food crisis, and draws conclusions concerning the orientation of these actions. The vibrancy and diversity of the initiatives proposed in the IAAs and adapted to specific country situations provide relevant information on priorities for additional funding. In this regard, it is encouraging to note the commitment from development partners and member governments to significantly increase investment in agriculture within a global approach, including human capital. These interventions will undoubtedly contribute to improved food security and more efficient and sustained agricultural systems. This report describes the initial outcomes of a process of exceptionally strong and cohesive action by the development community to curtail the immediate impact of the global food crisis. The establishment of the FAO Initiative on Soaring Food Prices (ISFP) in late 2007 was an early recognition of the seriousness of the situation. It was followed by the appointment of the United Nations High-Level Task Force on the Global Food Security Crisis (HLTF) and the development of the Comprehensive Framework for Action (CFA), the High-Level Conference organized by FAO in June 2008, the G8 Summit in Japan in July 2008 and the Special Session of the FAO Conference in November 2008, together with a range of other public and private crisis response initiatives, which, collectively, have laid the foundation for possible reform of the governance of world food security. The inter-agency assessments (IAAs) described in this report were prepared in collaboration with the targeted countries and are the first steps of a reinvigorated, harmonized and holistic approach to eradicating hunger. The report provides a summary of the short- to medium-term actions proposed or undertaken to respond to the food crisis, and draws conclusions concerning the orientation of these actions. The vibrancy and diversity of the initiatives proposed in the IAAs and adapted to specific country situations provide relevant information on priorities for additional funding. In this regard, it is encouraging to note the commitment from development partners and member governments to significantly increase investment in agriculture within a global approach, including human capital. These interventions will undoubtedly contribute to improved food security and more efficient and sustained agricultural systems. ECONOMIC CRISESAGRICULTURAL SITUATIONMARKETSPRICE FIXINGSMALL FARMSMARKETING POLICIESPRICE POLICIESTRADE POLICIESCRISE ECONOMIQUESITUATION AGRICOLEMARCHEFIXATION DES PRIXPETITE EXPLOITATION AGRICOLEPOLITIQUE DE MARCHEPOLITIQUE DES PRIXPOLITIQUE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONALCRISIS ECONOMICACOYUNTURA AGRARIAMERCADOSFIJACION DE PRECIOSEXPLOTACION EN PEQUENA ESCALAPOLITICA DE COMERCIALIZACIONPOLITICA DE PRECIOSPOLITICA DE COMERCIO EXTERIORhttps://www.fao.org/docrep/pdf/011/i0769e/i0769e00.pdf