We are proud to share that the SDG2 Advocacy Hub has been featured by Food Tank as one of the 126 food and agriculture organisations to watch in 2026. The list highlights organisations around the world that are advancing more equitable, regenerative and resilient food systems through innovation, advocacy and partnership. Our inclusion reflects the Hub’s role in bringing together diverse actors, from civil society and UN agencies to private sector partners, to accelerate coordinated action towards ending hunger, improving nutrition and promoting sustainable agriculture. This recognition comes at a critical moment for global food systems, and it reaffirms our commitment to driving impact as we work towards good food for all by 2030. Read more from FoodTank.
SDG2 Advocacy Hub named among Food and Agriculture Organisations to watch in 2026
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🟡Can we talk farmers without talking beans🫘? At #WFO2026 in Nairobi, @PABRA_Africa showcased innovations, from fortified high‑iron beans yielding up to 3x more to market‑ready “Githeri‑on‑the‑Go.” Solutions for #GoodFood4All exist. It's time to scale ambition. #FutureFields
The problem isn't policy, it's the implementation gap.
My friend @blackiesq argues we must move from promises to practice so commitments deliver real outcomes for smallholders and SMEs.
Read his opinion: ...https://theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/opinion/guest-blogs/africa-has-right-policies-issue-is-capability-to-implement-5494192
@AGRA_Africa @kenaff_farmers @FAOAfrica
⏳ Deadline extended to 26 June 2026!
Contribute to the consultation on the first draft (V0) of the HLPE-FSN report on Indigenous Peoples’ food and knowledge systems.
💬 Comments welcome in English, French and Spanish.
https://t.co/CbiGvP4Tcz
Africa does not have a policy problem. It has an implementation challenge.
In this thought-provoking oped for @The_EastAfrican, @blackiesq explores why the future of Africa's food systems will depend less on drafting new strategies and more on building the capability to execute
Experience shows that agriculture is bankable if policy shares risk, improves data, and reduces transaction costs for producers.
🌍 At the World Bank’s Fragility Forum 2026, leaders at "Reimagining Financing: Social Protection in FCV Settings" discussed how social protection systems can better align domestic, development and humanitarian financing in FCV contexts. +
Thanks to all of the speakers, moderators, and participants who joined the Webinar.
We are driving progress towards inclusive, resilient, and food-secure societies.🌱🍚🌎
@FAOInvest @FAOFFKP @hlpe_cfs
On 25 May 2026, the Committee on World Food Security and the Partne...
🟡Congratulations Dr Daniel Mwendah M’Mailutha on your election as President of the @worldfarmersorg. Looking forward to working together to advance farmer-led solutions and deliver good food for all.
#WFO2026 #FutureFields #GoodFood4All
👩🌾Day 2 of #WFO2026 touched on trade & farmer organisations, climate finance & intermediaries and the centrality of women’s leadership in driving good food for all.
Read more: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7470479049442672640 #FutureFields
Congratulations to Dr Daniel Mwendah M’Mailutha we @SDG2AdvocacyHub look forward to working with you to deliver #goodfood4all


