Foods systems & commodities: Practices matters for biodiversity outcomes

09/10/2025
14:00 - 15:30
CR A-C: Forum - Session Room 5 , Hybride (sur site avec diffusion en direct)
Session avec interprétation

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Description de la séance

The land area for production of vegetable oils and commodities is growing due to their demand and this trend is expected to continue to outpace. If natural ecosystems are replaced by new plantations, this will negatively affect biodiversity. Therefore, practices matter. GEF Food Systems project in Guatemala, and Burkina Faso will show the importance of promoting sustainable practices, forest certifications, zero-deforestation commitments and ensuring local producers join global sustainable production tables, would allow reducing the impact of African Palm Oil and Maize. This integrated approach would ensure sustainable /socially fair production, using science-based metrics that allow for actions that can reduce their impacts on biodiversity, allowing a comprehensive landscape management, food security, sustainable production and biodiversity conservation.
Organised by
Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean Region
Partenaires
Headquarters

Speaker

Speaker James ALLEN

Foods systems & commodities: Practices matters for biodiversity outcomes

Speaker Peter CUTTER

Director, Program Coordination and Technical Services

Foods systems & commodities: Practices matters for biodiversity outcomes

Speaker Raquel SIGüENZA

Foods systems & commodities: Practices matters for biodiversity outcomes