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The IPCC Special Report on Land made it very clear: Food systems play a key role in our efforts to hedge against climate change. Various studies by HLPE, ICRAF and FAO have echoed this message and conclude that the significant up-scaling of sustainable farming methods is a vital option to respond to current urge.

No matter whether you are skeptical about this or championing Agroecology in your country, this event will allow you to participate in advanced discussions about the potential and limitations of Agroecology to hedge against climate change. We will also discuss what role the Koronivia process plays in this context and whether it makes a difference if revised NDC’s will consider Agroecology.

The goal of this event, is to inform and provide space for interested stakeholders engaged in the Koronivia process to learn and discuss how the call for action by the IPCC, CFS and HLPF under the Agenda 2030 could be answered by putting agroecology principles in practice across food systems globally and what guidance the Koronivia discussions and NDCs could provide.