Food Systems Mission Possible: Powering Climate Action Through Policy and Action

Food Systems: Mission Possible poster in The Hague showing green plug connected to Earth, symbolizing climate action and sustainable agriculture.

15 July 2025

15:00–18:00 CET

The Hague, Netherlands

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Roundtable to strengthen collaboration and align priorities for global impact

About The Event

Clim-Eat is a “think and do tank” driving climate action in food systems by bridging the science–policy gap in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). Amid converging climate, funding, and geopolitical crises, Clim-Eat works to reform policies and institutions through knowledge brokering and strategic partnerships.

Over the past year, Clim-Eat has piloted innovative approaches such as repurposing fertilizer subsidies in Malawi and Tanzania, and expanding agricultural insurance in Kenya to strengthen farmer resilience. In Southeast Asia, through the GIZ C4N project, Clim-Eat supports ASEAN countries in integrating the climate–nutrition nexus into national policies.

Looking ahead, Clim-Eat is mobilizing global “agents of change” under the Food Systems MISSION POSSIBLE initiative and co-organizing the Global Climate Smart Agriculture Conference 2025 (5–7 November, Brasília, Brazil), as a milestone towards COP30.

This roundtable convenes Dutch partners to exchange lessons on governance engagement at national, regional, and global levels, and to align on priority themes for advancing policy and institutional reform towards resilient and climate-neutral food systems.

Event Objective

  1. To share lessons and improve understanding of how Clim-Eat and key Dutch partners engage with governance structures to boost transformative climate action in food systems.
  2. To identify concrete actions to further engage with governments in low- and middle-income countries to advance the agenda for global food systems transformation.
  3. To diagnose how current political and financial institutional structures hinder progress on global food and climate action, and explore practical strategies to overcome them.
  4. To further align on ways to overcome the challenges faced from the triple climate, funding, and geopolitical climate and accelerate the implementation of policies and practices for a global food systems transformation.
  5. To determine shared priorities, for COP30 and beyond, through which collaboration can be strengthened.

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