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How Can We Tackle the Food and Climate Crises Together? Insights from COP29
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05.12.24
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At the Food & Agriculture Pavilion during COP29, experts gathered to explore how transforming food systems can address the interconnected challenges of climate change and food security. The panel featured three diverse perspectives on the critical need for sustainable practices and financial mechanisms to drive transformation, offering innovative and scalable solutions for the future.
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