New food systems, grounded in food sovereignty, economies of well-being, climate justice, and human rights are possible…
COVID-19 is a permanent threat to communities around the world and a priorityconcern of governments and international agencies. It has disproportionatelyaffected the most vulnerable and has increased inequalities, within and betweencountries, with severe impacts on the right to food and other indivisible humanrights, as the recently-released SOFI 2021 report tragically confirms.
Hernando Salcedo, FIAN Colombia Before we start with a brief introduction, I’d like to remind you all…
This meeting will address the following topics: a) CFS 49th Agenda and Timetable; b) CFS 48 – Draft decision on Agroecological and Other Innovative Approaches; c) UN Food Systems Summit; d) CFS Workstream Update.
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The Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples’ Mechanism (CSM) for relation with the CFS kindly invites you to…
The Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples’ Mechanism for relation with the CFS
kindly invites to a Virtual Public Briefing:
“Priorities and Key Messages to the upcoming CFS Negotiations
on Agroecological and other Innovative Approaches”
Thursday, 25 March, 13:15-14:15h CET
4 March 2021 CFS Advisory Group and Bureau meeting This meeting addressed the following topics: a) feedback and assessment on the past CFS 47th Plenary Session; b) draft agenda of the next extraordinary CFS Plenary Session of 4th June 2021; c) CFS contribution to the HLPF; d) the monitoring process for the CFS policy recommendations on Climate and Water to be addressed by CFS 48th Plenary Session in October; e) the intercessional events on Data and Inequalities foreseen in the MYPoW to be scheduled during 2021; f) Advisory Group reporting exercise; e) a CFS secretariat proposal on the impact assessment of CFS policy work.
CFS 47th Plenary Session 8-11 February 2020 In this page you will find all the information related to the CFS 47th Plenary Session that will be held entirely online. Please find here the following information and background documents for the session: Official CFS 47 Documents Branded Public Provisional Agenda Branded Public Provisional Timetable FAO Zoom meeting guidelines Registration Please note that to access the CFS Plenary Session, which will be held entirely via Zoom, you will need to register to the CFS 47 web portal by 22 January 2021. REGISTER HERE BEFORE 22 JANUARY 2021 ➡️Any questions related to registration for CFS-47, should be made to: CFS47-registration@fao.org.
The Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples’ Mechanism (CSM) for relations with the UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS) invites you to join Today, 15 of October 2020, at 4.30 pm CET its CFS partners event “COVID-19 impacts: a transgenerational and women’s viewpoint on food systems transformation” CSM Youth and Women constituencies from rural and urban contexts, will dialogue with the CFS Chair, Thanawat Tiensin, the DG for Sustainable Development Policies of the Ministry for Foreign Affair of Spain, Maria Abad Zapatero and the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, Michael Fakhri, on the current transgenerational challenges linked to the COVID-19 pandemic and the policy demands coming from the ground. English, French and Spanish interpretation will be available! TO ATTEND REGISTER HERE Read the Summary of the event here!