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Youth should play a central role in global food systems because the world’s youth will be most impacted by the policies implemented today. At the United Nations Food Systems Summit Pre-Summit, key youth leaders emphasized their desire and willingness to play a key role in transforming our food systems. We have a responsibility to make […]

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Addressing the many threats to food security was a key priority at the United Nations Food Systems Pre-Summit earlier this year. West Asia regional director for Youth4Nature Rayan Kassem offered closing remarks sharing his vision on how food systems could be meaningfully transformed. In celebration of International Youth Day and as part of our responsibility […]

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The United Nations Food Systems Summit is providing an opportunity for the first time for the world to come together and participate in meaningful and inclusive discussions to identify key levers and game-changing solutions to address one of the world’s biggest challenges: how to feed the world more nutritious food within the planetary boundaries.

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In May, CropLife International helped organize an Independent Dialogue to better understand the role that innovation can play in delivering future food systems that continue to meet society’s expectations while sustaining the livelihoods of agri-food chain actors and respecting planetary boundaries.

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We spoke with Dr. Martin Kropff, director general of CIMMYT and newly appointed global director of resilient agri-food systems of CGIAR, to tell us about their extraordinary work. He describes how plant science contributes to making these crops more resilient and helps improve their ability to deliver more sustainable food systems.

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In this explainer video, we explain how both commodity crops and staple crops are important to viable food systems. We also show how plant science can help contribute to sustainability, by helping to increase their yield, making some crops safer to eat, and increasing nutritional value.  

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While causing temperatures and water levels to rise, climate change is changing agriculture for the worse. As a result, plant science technologies are needed more than ever. Watch and share this series of GIFs to see why.        

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