Panellists assessed systemic risks and discussed steps required to shift the conversation from traditional, donor-focused debates about direct aid towards systemic agronomic approaches that work towards integrated solutions.
A particular focus was the urgent expansion of financial resources and economic investment on climate- and conflict-sensitive approaches and a better, more strategic and horizontal conversation between industrialised and emerging countries.
Speakers:
- David Ismay, Head of Sustainability and Public Policy, Gro Intelligence
- Dhesigen Naidoo, Senior Research Associate, Institute for Security Studies
- Grazia Pacillo, Co-Lead CGIAR FOCUS Climate Security
- Susanne Fries-Gaier, Director for Humanitarian Assistance, German Federal Foreign Office
Moderated by Michael Werz, Food security expert
Production: Laís Clemente Pereira
Direction, camera and editing: Paulus Müller-Hahl (Lichtbilder)
The production of this video is supported by the German Federal Foreign Office
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