Series: Deep Dive
This series dives into different themes related to food security and food systems, by combining expert insights with community exchanges.
The Deep Dive series combine expert insights with community exchanges in a two-part format. It starts with (1) a few thematic webinars led by expert speakers with some case studies, followed by (2) an interactive knowledge fair where members have the opportunity to present innovative projects and engage in discussions. The process includes an open call for pitches, selection of contributions, and broader knowledge sharing of non-selected pitches through the webpage.
Objectives
These series aim to strengthen understanding of key issues shaping sustainable and resilient food systems, and their relevance for development cooperation. Through expert insights, practical experiences and peer exchange, participants will become familiar with key concepts, approaches and tools, learn from concrete examples across different contexts, and gain practical guidance and inspiration for integrating these topics into programmes and projects. The series connect evidence and policy with implementation, helping translate knowledge into action throughout the programme cycle.
Deep Dive sessions :
Deep Dive: Sustainable Land Management
Sustainable land management focuses on using land resources in a way that balances environmental health, economic viability and social needs over the long term.
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Deep Dive: Nutrition
Nutrition is fundamental to human wellbeing and thriving societies. Situated at the intersection of health and food systems, it reflects both the quality of people's diets and the broader environments that shape food choices, health outcomes and livelihoods.
Deep Dive: Agroecology
Agroecology is increasingly recognized as a pathway towards more sustainable, resilient and equitable food systems. By applying ecological, social and economic principles, it offers solutions to interconnected challenges such as food insecurity, rural poverty, climate change and biodiversity loss.