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… nature degradation are having catastrophic effects on people’s lives, food production and income generation around the world. Forests are the … to climate change, risk making them net sources of carbon emissions. Agriculture is now by far the largest use of terrestrial land, creating an urgent need for integrated solutions that produce food and income while restoring carbon and biodiversity to agricultural …

… Forest Programme. It envisions farmland covered in trees – increasing food security, mitigating and adapting to climate change, conserving biodiversity and enhancing farmer incomes. No longer need agriculture be the primary cause of tree-cover loss. Food production and conservation can walk hand in hand. That’s the …

… and climate change exacerbate these pressures, placing biodiversity, food security, local livelihoods and cultural heritage at risk. This … systems can help conserve agrobiodiversity while strengthening food security, climate resilience and sustainable livelihoods. It argues … conservation through community seed banks, biodiversity-friendly agriculture and supportive legislation at barangay, municipal, …

… Humanitarian crises profoundly disrupt food systems. They weaken public institutions, fragment markets, limit … capacity to absorb risk. They also expose the vulnerability of food systems that depend heavily on external inputs, long supply chains … imports. In such settings, agroecology offers a pathway to rebuild food systems that are more resilient, locally anchored and socially …

… People around the world face being unable to buy good-quality food or even enough food to survive following repeated climate-driven shocks, research from IIED suggests. Data from a new food security index shows how even wealthy and higher-income developing … Food and agriculture … Food security to crumble in face of climate change …