SIDE EVENTS SCHEDULE - MONDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2024

Table of Contents

• MONDAY 21 OCTOBER 2024 1
• Time Room Languages Registration 1
• Title 1
• 1330 1445 1
• Global Alliance against Hunger and Poverty 1
• Diving to the heart of nutrition The case for integrated public policies 1
• Milestones in advancing the right to food through sustainable small-scale fisheries and resilient aquatic food systems 1
• The Convergence Initiative Converging Food Systems and Climate Action for Better Food Security and a Sustainable Future 1
• TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER 2024 2
• Time Title Room Organizers Languages Registration 2
• From linear to circular The roles of value chain partners in catalyzing and supporting sustainable peri-urban circular bioeconomy systems 2
• Bridging Rio Conventions Uniting climate biodiversity and land tenure agendas for sustainable agrifood systems 2
• Empowering Women in Agriculture Entrepreneurs Food Systems Leaders and Agents of Change 2
• Mirroring the CFS National FAO Committees and inclusive multistakeholder approaches driving uptake of CFS policy products and food systems dialogues 2
• Water for life Bridging the gap between the right to water and food 2
• Strengthening womens agency in agriculture and food systems through the effective uptake of CFS policy products 2
• Uptake of the CFS policy recommendations on food security and nutrition FSN data Where do we stand 2
• Implementing the Right to Food Guidelines and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Peasants in Africa and Europe A Civil Society Perspective 2
• WEDNESDAY 23 OCTOBER 2024 3
• Time Title Room Organizers Languages Registration 3
• The International Financial Architecture Improving collaboration and scale to bridge the funding gap for sustainable food systems and family farmers 3
• Uncovering the invisible A feminist call to urban food system transformation 3
• Right to Food and the Role of Social Safety Nets in food security and nutrition 3
• Good Food for All for Today and Tomorrow Inclusive Youth Engagement and Empowerment for Agrifood Systems Transformation 3
• Bringing together urban and food justice building a common agenda across the CFS workstreams on inequalities and urban and peri-urban food systems 3
• Catalyzing Parliamentary Action through CFS Policy Products and the Global Parliamentary Pact for Food System Transformation 3
• Nourish to Flourish Strengthening Resilient Food Systems from Community Roots to Global Governance 3
• Connecting social protection food and health systems for greater impact on poverty food security and nutrition Opportunities and challenges 3
• THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER 2024 4
• Time Title Room Organizers Languages Registration 4
• The power of the right to food for collective action Global governance policy and legislation to realize the right to adequate food 4
• The Cost of Humanitarian Inaction. Unpacking the effects of reduced funding on food security Experiences from Somalia and Uganda 4
• Cities as agents of change in agrifood systems The role of inclusive multi- stakeholder governance from local to global level 4
• Healthy diets sustainable futures Bridging nutrition biodiversity and climate change policies 4
• Just in time or just in case food systems Managing trade-offs and building resilience from local to global 4
• Showcasing practical tools for promoting responsible investment in agriculture and food systems 4
• No famine on our watch A new approach in a changing world 4
• Right to Food and conflicts Implementing human rights based monitoring and global coordination 4
• FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER 2024 5
• Time Title Room Organizers Languages Registration 5
• Rethinking poverty and rural transformation to include Indigenous Peoples views and their food and knowledge systems 5
• Addressing the unequal burden of climate change Articulating the value for money of investments in climate resilience gender equality and nutrition 5
• Fostering resilient food systems through fertile and healthy soils 5
• Reducing inequalities in food systems through entrepreneurship and enterprise 5
• Participatory and intersectoral governance for the realization of the Human Right to Adequate Food Experiences from Portuguese-speaking countries 5
• Building Bridges Strengthening Partnership to Deliver Global Food Security 5
• Pathways for achieving Zero Hunger through policy innovation partnership 5
• Food systems transformation The missing policies on consumers purchasing power 5
• Reducing Inequalities in food systems by expanding market access for inputs outputs and services 5
• Triggering the transformation of agrifood systems through strategic foresight concepts and experiences 5
• Harnessing climate finance and social protection for inclusive agrifood system transformation 5
• Advancing Nutrition and Gender Outcomes in Urban and Peri-urban Food Systems 5