Transforming Value Chains and Developing Inclusive Markets​

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In the face of a changing climate, value chains need to be more diverse, inclusive, and economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable. Resilient food systems should implement four key pillars of sustainability:

  1. Prioritize environmental conservation, utilizing resources in an efficient, circular manner and reducing waste to a minimum, while adapting a low-to-neutral carbon and water strategy.
  2. Provide access to food that satisfies the sociocultural needs of all, supporting growers, collaborating with local communities, and preventing inequalities within the system.
  3. Promote and advance human health and wellbeing, preventing disease and providing nutritional accessibility through a sustainable diet.
  4. Ensure economic viability, with affordable products and a resilient and traceable supply chain, reflective of the true cost of food production with consideration to health and
    environmental impact.

Panel 1: This panel will focus on the different voices that need to be at the table for a just transition to more sustainable food systems. Too often, these conversations have left out the voices of farmers and ranchers as well as transparency for eaters and consumers. To achieve a just transition, these voices need a platform for engagement with businesses, policymakers, and other stakeholders.

Panel 2: Eaters are increasingly calling for transparency and traceability in global food systems. They want to
know where their food was grown and who grew, harvested, processed, cooked, sold, served, and disposed of their food. And they want to know how animals and the environment were treated. This panel will explore the power that eaters’ food choices have to solve the climate crisis.

Panel 3: How can the private sector, governments, and civil society work together to build value chains that
are inclusive, diverse, and can provide healthy, accessible, affordable, and sustainable food and
agriculture systems?

10:00
10:40
How to Build a Truly Just Transition for Farmers, Ranchers, and Eaters

Moderated by: Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank

  • Didier Toubia, Co-Founder and CEO, Aleph Farms
  • Estrella Banzuela, Secretary General, Asian Farmers Association for Sustainable Rural Development (AFA) Development
  • Chief Caleen Sisk, Spiritual Leader and Hereditary Chief, Winnemem Wintu Tribe
  • Nico Janssen, Programme Manager, IKEA Foundation
10:40
11:10
Eaters as Changemakers

Moderated by: Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank

  • Fabricio Muriana, Associado do Instituto Regenera, Brazil
  • Lasse Bruun, CEO, 50by40
  • Brent Loken, Global Food Lead Scientist, WWF
11:10
11:45
The Role of Private and Public Partnerships to Achieve a Just Transition

Moderated by: Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank

  • Gunhild Stordalen, Co-Founder and Executive Chair, EAT Forum
  • Ahmed El Shazly, Director, Office of Sponsored Programs and Centers Director, Office of Sponsored Programs and Centers, Heliopolis University (Egypt)
  • Andrea Erickson-Quiroz, Managing Director of Water Security, The Nature Conservancy

Session speakers

Didier Toubia
Aleph Farms
Estrella Banzuela
Asian Farmers Association for Sustainable RuralDevelopment
Chief Caleen Sisk
Winnemem Wintu Tribe
Nico Janssen
IKEA Foundation
Fabricio Muriana
Associado do Instituto Regenera, Brazil
Lasse Bruun
50by40
Gunhild Stordalen
EAT Forum
Brent Loken
WWF
Andrea Erickson-Quiroz
The Nature Conservancy
Danielle Nierenberg
Food Tank

Session organizer

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