
Policy Area
Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture
POLICY BRIEFS
Policy Briefs contain recommendations or visions and cover policy areas that are of interest to G20 policymakers. The majority of the Policy Briefs has been developed by a corresponding Think20 Task Force.
T20 Recommendations Reports tie related policy proposals made under different G20 Presidencies into a common policy advice framework. They aim to leverage connections between T20 research organizations as well as other stakeholders to address well-defined global problems, in order to support G20 policymakers and to aid business and civil society organizations in complementing G20 policy efforts.
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G20 2022
Expand Geoglam To Include Commercial Earth-Observation Entities: Attaining Global Agricultural Productivity And Food Security Beyond Four Staple Corps -
G20 2022
Digital Transformation Of Agri-Food System: Policy Pathways For Greater Socio-Economic Inclusion, Sustainability, And International Cooperation -
G20 2022
The Harmonization Of True Value Accounting Approaches To Make The Economic Case For Nature-Positive Food Systems -
G20 2022
Global Tracking of Agrifood Research and Innovation for Meeting Food Security and Sustainable Development Goals -
G20 2022
Reducing Food Loss In International Trade -
G20 2022
Integrating Blue Foods Into Food System Policy And Practice -
G20 2022
Global Cooperation Framework for Sustainable Production and Trade in Agricultural Commodities -
G20 2022
G20 Framework For Repurposing Agricultural Policy Support To Meet Global Climate And Food Security Goals -
G20 2022
Environmental Sustainability Of Food Systems, Global Food Security And Trade -
G20 2022
An Inclusive Model For Rural Transformation -
G20 2022
Food Waste Minimization And Circularity For Optimizing Urban Food System Resilience -
G20 2022
A Global Perspective On How To Improve Agrifood System Resilience From Farm To Fork -
G20 2022
Global Action For Climate Finance And Investments For Agrifood System Transformation -
G20 2022
Agricultural And Trade Policies And The Developing Countries’ Competitiveness And Food Security -
G20 2022
Strengthening Sustainable Small-Scale Aquaculture and Fisheries Through Proper Infrastructure and Policy -
G20 2020
Bioeconomy: A Sustainable Development Strategy -
G20 2020
True Cost of Food -
G20 2020
Global food and water security, trade and market stability
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Global Solutions Journal G20/T20 Italy 2021 Edition
The Global Solutions Journal G20/T20 Italy 2021 Edition focuses on Italy’s G20 priorities, overcoming the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, Digital Governance and New Measurement.
Authors from various sectors – politics, research, academia, business, and civil society – have contributed to this multifaceted edition.
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S20 Saudi Arabia Communique
S20 Saudi Arabia 2020: Read the Communique here.
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Diets for a Better Future
Diets for a Better Future demonstrates the leading role G20 countries can and must take to realize the exponential changes required for a healthy and sustainable world. The report explores what a more equitable distribution across a global ‘carbon budget’ for food could look like.
This report by EAT investigates current food consumption patterns and the efficacy of national dietary guidelines in G20 countries compared to the Planetary Health Diet.
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How to eradicate hunger by 2030
Every day too many men and women in countries across the globe struggle to feed their children a simple, nutritious meal. The SDGs are not simply aspirational, but offer us a results-driven blueprint for achieving worldwide peace and prosperity and recognize that we must first reach those furthest behind – whether in developing or developed countries. In this article, Ertharin Cousin outlines five steps towards achieving Zero Hunger.
We can eradicate hunger by 2030. Here’s how, by Ertharin Cousin
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Covid-19 & OPEC+ collapse: preliminary assessment of implications for energy markets, policies and geopolitical balances
The global economy is shaken by the consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak in major global economies which increasingly impacts demand, supply chains and trade.
In this uncertain environment, the surprising breakdown of the OPEC+ alliance cemented by Russia and Saudi Arabia has led to an oil price collapse, with major potential economic and geopolitical consequences.
By Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega, Director of the Ifri’s Center for Energy & Climate
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Energy, Climate and the COVID-19 Schocks: Double or Quits
The shocks from COVID-19 likely to affect energy and the climate are multiple and unprecedented in scale and scope.
Shocks from collapsing prices due to plummeting and then paralyzed demand combined with overproduction: this is the case for oil, but also to a lesser extent for electricity and gas. Other raw materials are also being affected.
Shocks to investments, because oil, as well as electricity companies, are experiencing dramatic falls in earnings while waiting for the peak of the pandemic to pass. They are cutting spending and revising or postponing projects. Jobs and smaller company survival are under threat.
Energy, Climate and the Covid-19 Shocks: Double or Quits
By Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega (IFRI -Institute Francais des Relations Internationales)