Concertation Indépendante
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Main findings
The Dialogue concluded that the reduction of land use change and promotion of ‘forest positive’ agriculture is critical to addressing the interlinked challenges of climate change, biodiversity, food security and global health. Country experiences, and the lessons shared by countries and subject matter experts alike, demonstrated that integrated landscape governance approaches and multistakeholder action is necessary to decouple deforestation from commodity production. The Dialogue found that governments have a key role to play in enabling forest positive commodity value chains, in four mai
... Lire la suiten action areas: 1) Enabling environment and enforcement of legality, 2) Transparent data and collaborative monitoring frameworks, 3) Capacity development and knowledge generation, and 4) Incentives and markets for forest positive agricultural products. The Dialogue further concluded that all stakeholders, and governments in particular, should keep in mind the following lessons in the development and implementation of their national pathways for food systems transformation: - There is a role for all actors (governments, private sector, civil society, communities) in halting deforestation in agriculture supply chains; concerted efforts and a multistakeholder approach that reconciles conflicting demands and seeks a common agenda is vital; - Policy alignment, cross-sectoral government coordination and collaboration is a key enabling factor, and must be institutionalized, including through national budgets; - Integrated land use planning, inclusion of farmers, local communities and indigenous peoples, and the security of tenure rights are important enabling conditions for sustainable public and private investment; - Sustained technical support and capacity development is crucial to supporting the adoption of forest positive production models; - Shared monitoring and information systems can be useful tools for planning and keeping track of progress made; - Finance (including incentives and innovative financing modalities) is necessary to fund food systems transformation. Lire moins
Piste(s) d'Action: 3, 4, 5
Mots-clés : Environment and Climate, Finance, Governance, Innovation, Policy, Trade-offs