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Civil Society Mechanism for relations to the UN Committee on World Food Security.
CFS High-Level Forum on Artificial Intelligence, Digitalization and Data Governance
- Time and date: 30 June 2026 from 9.30–17.00 CEST (Rome time)
- Hybrid format: World Food Programme headquarters (Auditorium) in Rome, Italy, and online.
The CFS High-Level Forum on “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence, Digitalization and Data Governance for Food Security and Nutrition” will explore the potential and risks of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in addressing the challenges of food security and nutrition with a focus on promoting inclusive, transparent and accountable data governance in agriculture and food systems.
The discussion will underscore the need for governance on AI and digital technologies to ensure their responsible adoption and the effective use of data in decision-making, to protect and promote people-centred food systems that are based on the right to adequate food.
A summary of the meeting will be presented by the CFS Chairperson at the 54th CFS Plenary Session in October, under Item II on the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World – Strengthening Coordination and Collaborative Actions.
The discussion will also contribute to identifying key messages and policy considerations for future discussions or potential workstreams of the CFS.
RegistrationFor online participation, please register through this link.
Participants wishing to attend the event in person are kindly requested to register by contacting the CFS Secretariat at cfs@fao.org
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