The former Scientific Group for the UN Food Systems Summit 2021 and the International Food Policy Institute (IFPRI) were jointly holding a Policy Sem
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New publication on “UN Food Systems Summit 2021 – What Role Science and Innovation in the Summit and in Countries’ Plans and Why?”
by Joachim von Braun, ZEF Discussion Paper no. 325, Bonn 2023. [ Download ]
Open Access Volume, “Science and Innovations for Food Systems Transformation” Published
An open access volume, “Science and Innovations for Food Systems Transformation” co-edited by the former chairperson Joachim von Braun and the
Podcast with Joachim von Braun on TABLE – the global platform for knowledge synthesis, for reflective, critical thinking and for inclusive dialogue on debates about the future of food
The former Chair of the Scientific Group for the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit, lays out the importance of an inclusive process and multi-disciplinary
Africa-Americas Ministerial Summit on Agrifood Systems
Africa and Latin America followed up to the UN Food Systems Summit with a significant Africa-Americas Ministerial Summit on Agrifood Systems. The con
Presentation at British Parliament
Joachim von Braun gave a presentation at the British Parliament on “The global food crisis: implications for agriculture in Africa” to the All-Pa
Ireland acts upon UN Food Systems Summit
Ireland follows up on the UN Food Systems Summit 2021 with an ambitious “Food Vision 2030 - A World Leader in Sustainable Food Systems”. This is
Follow up to UNFSS in Asia
Joachim von Braun gave a presentation in the webinar on “Asia and the Pacific Regional Dialogue on Science and Technology for a Sustainable Food Sy
Lecture Series on “Global and National Perspectives on Food System and Human Nutrition” from May 18 to 20, 2022
In celebration of UPLB Institute of Human Nutrition and Food (IHNF)'s 34th Anniversary, a lecture series on Global and National Perspectives on Food
ZEF Policy Brief “Speculation risks in food commodity markets in the context of the 2022 price spikes ‐ Implications for policy”
by Lukas Kornher, Joachim von Braun, and Bernardina Algieri, Center for Development Research, University of Bonn In the context of the current foo