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Strengthening Rural Governance for the Right to Adequate Food Program

With a view to the 2030 agenda, there is still a gap in reaching the most marginalized groups to end hunger and malnutrition. The concerns of people living in rural areas are not sufficiently considered in decision-making processes on government policies, programs and budgets that affect their livelihoods. To realize the right to adequate food for all we need to transform our food systems, so they are more sustainable and inclusive.

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Current food system governance mechanisms tend to be siloed, often with limited participation, transparency, and accountability in decision-making processes. The pursuit of a rights-based approach to address underlying structural causes and strengthen rural governance for the realization of the right to adequate food is becoming increasingly important.

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English

Year

2024

Purpose

Study & Analysis

Subjects

Civil Society & Empowerment

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