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Small farms don t produce 70% of the worlds food – but they could produce all

The key message is that the potential of small farms for global food production is determined by economic conditions rather than biological, ecological or agronomic limitations

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An Inconvenient Truth: The Peasant Food Web Feeds the World

In October 2020, CropLife International said that its new strategic partnership with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) would contribute to sustainable food systems. It added that it was a first for the industry and the FAO and demonstrates the determination of the plant science sector to work constructively in a partnership where […]

Colin todhunterHigh level panel of expertsAgriculture organizationGroundswell internationalLandworkers allianceAlliance for food sovereignty in africaCroplife internationalOakland institutePesticide action network asia pacificInstitute for agricultureUnited nations foodPesticide action networkAsia pacificGeneral qu dongyuPublic eyePolitical declaration

farmlandgrab org | The world s food systems are in crisis, and big agribusiness is at its heart

We can no longer afford to pour billions in public money into projects that exacerbate debt, inequalities, poverty and climate change

South sudanUnited statesFrance generalMichael fakhriDavid beasleyInternational monetary fundWorld bankAction group on erosionAmerican development bankInternational fund for agricultural developmentTyson foodsAdani groupUn sustainable development goalsWorld business council for sustainable developmentAfrican development bankWorld food programme

farmlandgrab org | The world s food systems are in crisis, and big agribusiness is at its heart

We can no longer afford to pour billions in public money into projects that exacerbate debt, inequalities, poverty and climate change

South sudanUnited statesFrance generalMichael fakhriDavid beasleyInternational monetary fundWorld bankAction group on erosionAmerican development bankInternational fund for agricultural developmentTyson foodsAdani groupUn sustainable development goalsWorld business council for sustainable developmentAfrican development bankWorld food programme

farmlandgrab org | The world s food systems are in crisis, and big agribusiness is at its heart

We can no longer afford to pour billions in public money into projects that exacerbate debt, inequalities, poverty and climate change

South sudanUnited statesFrance generalMichael fakhriDavid beasleyInternational monetary fundWorld bankAction group on erosionAmerican development bankInternational fund for agricultural developmentTyson foodsAdani groupUn sustainable development goalsWorld business council for sustainable developmentAfrican development bankWorld food programme

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