
Building Nutrient-Dense Global Food Systems
This session will focus on how food and climate solutions are interlinked. To achieve climate solutions, we need to find ways to ensure that people are nourished, not only filled up with empty calories. Nutrient-dense crops that are accessible and affordable are needed to solve both the hunger and climate crises.
Most governments continue to ignore nutrition at the expense of their populations. How can policymakers find ways to include farmers, businesses, and eaters in policies that impact food and
agriculture systems in the future?

Monica Yator
Indigenous Women and Girls Initiative, Kenya

Ertharin Cousin
Food Systems for the Future

David Brandes
Planetary

Jillian Semaan
Ketchum

Michelle Tigchelaar
Stanford University Center for Ocean Solutions

Rania Al-Mashat
Minister of International Cooperation, Government of Egypt

Hanneke Faber
Unilever

Mansi Shah
SEWA

Danielle Nierenberg
Food Tank
Session organizer

