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The Zero Hunger Private Sector Pledge today released its latest Biennial Accountability Report – “From Pledge to Action” . The report found that between 2021 and 2024, private sector companies deployed USD 440 million in 40 priority countries, to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger . Despite multiple crises around the world and volatility across sectors, companies are demonstrating tangible actions to end global hunger and malnutrition. The Zero Hunger Priva

Deforestation combined with intensive agricultural practices – such as monocultures and the widespread use of agrochemicals –is driving biodiversity losses and climate change. Agroforestry, which integrates trees with crops and/or livestock, aims to reverse these trends. Agroforestry has been proposed as a sustainable solution with positive outcomes on climate change mitigation (CCM), climate change adaptation (CCA) and biodiversity. However, what is the evidence of agrofores

In the past 20 years, agriculture and food systems in Cambodia have undergone one of the most rapid transformations in history. Driven by...

Researchers from Hesat2030, together with the Zero Hunger Coalition and national stakeholders, have developed an evidence-based,...

The UN Food Systems Summit+4 served as a backdrop to the soft launch of the Food Security and Nutrition Aid Analyser. David Laborde,...

By Dr Ibrahim Mayaki, Chair of the Zero Hunger Coalition and the African Union's Special Envoy on Food Systems Despite shrinking aid...

The world is not on track to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goal 2 – Zero hunger - by 2030. After rising between 2019-2021, the...

Avanzar2030 has officially begun the next phase of its work, focusing on two key research projects: conditional agricultural credit...