Hosts: ADRA, Action Against Hunger, WHH
Description: As climate change threatens global food systems, soil health and the cultivation of resilient, forgotten foods offer promising pathways to mitigate impacts and strengthen locally-led adaptation. Restoring soil health can improve agricultural productivity and serve as a carbon sink, while indigenous crops help diversify food systems, enhance food and nutrition security, and build resilience. This panel will highlight locally-led initiatives and the critical role of sustainable agriculture in global climate strategies.
Join WHH at COP 29 as we delve into these solutions to build a more resilient and sustainable future.
