Session Themes
- Harnessing opportunities: delivery on the promise of new technologies, innovative financial arrangements and governance innovation.
- Safeguarding diversity in the food system: from plate to soil, from landscapes to trading systems, from factory to freshwaters
- Trade-offs between global markets and localised models in national transition pathways towards rural and (peri)urban food and nutrition security
- Reflective science: Examining the role of power dynamics in science , revisiting the knowledge theories, intervention logics and data of research and action at the interface of science with policy, business and civil society.
- Stability and climate change – ensuring agri -food systems are sustainable and resilient to shocks and stressors
- Agency within the food system and drivers for strengthening the right to food - ensuring socioeconomic equity and socio-cultural contributions of food systems.