Current Project:
Strengthening resilience in the transformation of food systems in low- and middle-income African countries
Featured updates
The Global Panel at CFS 52 – “Just in time” or “just in case” food systems?
The Global Panel, in partnership with the Governments of Sierra Leone and Brazil, and the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE-FSN) from the Committee on World Food Security (CFS), hosted a side event at the 52nd session of the CFS 52 on 24th October 2024.
Global Panel side event at the African Food Systems Forum 2024
Global Panel convened a side event Gender Responsive Approaches Driving Food Transformation with partners African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD), CABI and the Global Solutions Initiative at the AFS Forum 2024 on September 2 in Kigali to highlight the critical need for gender-sensitive strategies to accelerate food systems transformation, especially in the light of climate change and the digital age.
Why nutrition is foundational to development
Good nutrition is key to a better world. A new brief with the United Against Malnutrition & Hunger (UAMH) aims for increased investment in nutrition to end hunger and poverty.
Delegation visit to Malawi for the 7th meeting of the Lead Expert Group
A delegation comprising LEG members and the Global Panel Secretariat visited Malawi between the 8th to 12th of July 2024 to hold a series of meetings, stakeholder consultations and bilaterals for the resilience project.
Global Panel outputs
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About the Global Panel
The Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition works with international, multi-sector stakeholders, to help governments in low- and middle-income countries develop evidence-based policies that make high-quality diets safe, affordable and accessible.
Impact
The Global Panel provides policy leadership to maximise the contribution of agriculture and food systems
to improve nutrition and health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries.
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