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CFS publishes zero draft of Policy Recommendations on Resilient Food Systems
- The Committee on World Food Security (CFS) invites CFS actors to submit their feedback on the zero draft by 18 March 2026.
The CFS has recently published the zero draft of the Policy Recommendations for Building Resilient Food Systems in English and reported that official translations will be available by the end of February 2026.
Throughout 2026, the CFS will develop these recommendations through a policy convergence process that includes open consultations on the drafts, meetings of the Open-ended Working Group (OEWG) and two rounds of negotiations scheduled for June and July. The final text is expected to be adopted during the plenary session of CFS 54 in October 2026.
The CSIPM Working Group on Resilient Food Systems facilitates the participation of civil society and Indigenous Peoples’ organisations in this process. In an initial analysis, the CSIPM highlighted as central elements the human rights-based approach, the creation of effective mechanisms for the participation of rights holders, and policies capable of strengthening the agroecology and addressing different structural vulnerabilities, such as poverty, socio-economic marginalisation and gender inequalities, among others.
We invite all interested organisations to join the working group and actively contribute by completing this form: https://www.csm4cfs.org/policy-working-groups/join-the-working-groups/
Read the zero draft of the CFS Policy RecommendationsRelated links
- CSIPM Working Group on Building Resilient Food Systems website
- Policy priorities identified by the CSIPM Working Group
- HLPE Report No. 20
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