COP27 Growing Roles for Agriculture and Food Security
Agriculture has not had a significant presence in the national and international climate processes. Yet as COP27 ended there was a strong push by many public, private and civil society actors for agriculture to have a stronger presence and voice. Increased visibility also came from a number of the first ever agriculture and food-focused pavilions.There is still a long way to go to ensure the progress benefits the world’s farmers.What remains to be done? The quantity and quality of climate finance needs to improve and be better directed; and agriculture and food security need to be front and center in the discussion and in tangible climate action—and also in it for the long game.
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
Language: | eng |
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San José, Costa Rica Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
2023
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Subjects: | adaptación al cambio climático, AGRICULTURA, cambio climático, mitigación del cambio climático, conferencias, seguridad alimentaria, innovación, protectos de desarrollo, financiamiento, cooperación internacional, sistemas alimentarios, agricultura, políticas, Egipto, |
Online Access: | https://repositorio.iica.int/handle/11324/21370 |
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Summary: | Agriculture has not had a significant presence in the national and international climate processes. Yet as COP27 ended there was a strong push by many public, private and civil society actors for agriculture to have a stronger presence and voice. Increased visibility also came from a number of the first ever agriculture and food-focused pavilions.There is still a long way to go to ensure the progress benefits the world’s farmers.What remains to be done? The quantity and quality of climate finance needs to improve and be better directed; and agriculture and food security need to be front and center in the discussion and in tangible climate action—and also in it for the long game. |
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