Date and time: 24 July 2025 from 14.00-17.00 Rome time
Conflicts and crises, especially protracted crises, are among the most significant drivers of acute food insecurity and malnutrition. In turn, many of the countries most affected by food insecurity and malnutrition are also affected by crises and conflicts. Furthermore, vulnerable groups such as women, children, minority groups or refugees are often most severely affected by the impacts of crises and conflicts.
The CFS Collaborative Governance Dialogue will convene a number of speakers from different CFS stakeholder groups to outline the current situation regarding food security and nutrition in protracted crises, giving particular space to country experiences and stakeholders that are most affected by crisis situations.
The outcomes of the dialogue are expected to feed into other CFS activities such as the Global Thematic Event (GTE) on the CFS Framework for Action on food security and nutrition in protracted crises, in the upcoming CFS 53 Plenary Session in October 2025.