Indonesia - Fase 1
Major focus
The 1st Indonesian Food Systems Summit Dialogue (FSSD) focuses on comprehensive exploration of food systems that involves a broad range of stakeholders such as national and subnational government institutions, private sectors and business association, civil society organizations including small-scale producers and family farming groups, youth, women and consumer organizations, customary communities and UN-based organizations in Indonesia. The objectives of the dialogues are: (i) gathering inputs and ideas, as well as share learning and experiences of multi stakeholders process on food systems
... Leer mástransformation in Indonesia, (ii) identify problems, analysis and possible solutions to develop strategy and pathways for food system transformation, (iii) determine Indonesia position related with food system transformation to achieve SDGs that will be presented in UN Food System Summit 2021. The Indonesian FSSD has developed as part of the implementation of the national food system transformation agenda as stated in Law 18/2020 on Food. The law is a regulatory framework to ensure food system transformation for sufficient, affordable, safe, good quality and nutritionally balanced diet is available to all. The Government of Indonesia (GoI) has made bold commitments on food systems, with the Presidential Decree 18/2020 on Mid-term National Development Plan 2020-2024 establishing food systems transformation as one of the national policy priorities. The Indonesian FSSD is an opportunity for GoI and other stakeholders to present and discuss the plan with key national and sub-national stakeholders, to engage them concretely in the dialogue process and beyond. The dialogue is organized based on Five Global Action Tracks as a framework in the process and analysis. The Five Global Action Tracks are integrated, cross-cut each other, and cannot be managed separately. The Indonesian FSSD has drawn upon the expertise of actors from across Indonesia’s food systems. Based on the Five Action Tracks, the Indonesian FSSD has provided a purposeful forum for stakeholders to share their views on how to advance progress towards food systems transformation, map their respective roles, identify and minimize potential trade-offs across sectors and intervention, for comprehensive and upscaled results, as well as to identify ‘game changers’, key interventions that can change the ways in which food system operate. This means that the Indonesian FSSD is a process of multi-stakeholder dialogues to develop a pathway of food systems transformation in Indonesia. Leer menos
Línea(s) de Acción: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Palabras clave: Data & Evidence, Environment and Climate, Finance, Governance, Innovation, Policy, Women & Youth Empowerment