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2021年7月26日

作者:
Elizabeth Mpofu & Edgardo Garcia, in Al Jazeera

UN Food Systems Summit: Small-scale farmers' groups say forum organizers ignoring their contribution to food security & favouring agribusiness

"Here is why we are boycotting the UN Food Systems Summit"

In September this year, the United Nations will host a Global Food Systems Summit in New York. The organisers of this summit are pitching it as a crucial debate of the decade which is to define the future of agriculture. They aim to bring together various stakeholders across sectors who play a role in the global food system...

The governance of the summit remains firmly in the hands of “experts” known to be staunch defenders of industrial agriculture, and some states, which host many of these large multinational corporations, are driving the agenda. Through billionaire-run philanthropic foundations and their partners, they have also managed to secure the participation of a small section of the global civil society and advertise that as proof of the summit’s inclusive character.