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Foresight4Food provides a mechanism for better analysis and synthesis of key trends and possible futures in global food systems to support more informed and strategic dialogue between the private sector, government, science and civil society.
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The Food Systems of the Future report provides a deep dive into the key drivers shaping global food systems, the uncertainties influencing their future trajectories, and the potential scenarios that can guide transformation efforts.
Foresight4Food Process Guide & Toolkit for Food Systems Change is an important resource designed to equip stakeholders with the tools, methods, and frameworks needed to imagine, explore and shape alternative food futures.
Foresight4Food Process Guide & Toolkit for Food Systems Change is an important resource designed to equip stakeholders with the tools, methods, and frameworks needed to imagine, explore and shape alternative food futures.
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Researchers from the Foresight4Food initiative has published a new study in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, urging policymakers, academics, and...
International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) at IUB, in collaboration with GAIN Bangladesh, hosted a one-day workshop. The event, part of the Foresight for Food Systems Transformation (FoSTr) Programme, convened over 65 participants representing government agencies, private sector entities, INGOs, NGOs, CSOs, youth delegates, and farming communities from three climate-vulnerable hotspots: Satkhira, Sylhet, and Rangamati.
Foresight4Food is proud to launch the Foresight4Food Process Guide & Toolkit for Food Systems Change—an important resource designed to equip stakeholders with the tools, methods, and frameworks needed to imagine, explore and shape alternative food futures. This toolkit enables governments, researchers, civil society, and private actors to engage in evidence-based foresight, assess future risks and opportunities, and develop shared visions for just and resilient food systems.
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A two-day foresight and systems-thinking workshop at the Kenya School of Government in Nairobi, where 40 national and county-level stakeholders came together to explore the question: how can foresight be activated to catalyse Kenya’s food system transformation process?
As Bangladesh faces rapid population growth, climate uncertainty, shifting diets, and evolving markets, planning for the future of its food system has never been more urgent. Mohammad Monirul Hasan, Facilitator Foresight4Food FoSTr Bangladesh shares his observations on FoSTr programme's activities in Bangladesh.
These days the world is a turbulent place, posing challenges for all food systems stakeholders – and headaches for policy makers. Policy makers, tasked with key responsibilities in governance decisions and policy formulation and implementation, are faced with complex, interconnected and dynamic issues amid political sensitivity and ambiguity.