Join FAO and the Observatory on Food Insecurity and Poverty of Rome (CURSA) for the dialogue, ‘The Right to Food in Rome.’ This dialogue will convene FAO, IFAD, and WFP staff, national and local authorities, civil society, academia, and city representatives to discuss key aspects of urban and peri-urban food governance through the lens of the right to food. These discussions will cover legal frameworks, policy formulation and implementation, mandates, budget allocation, participatory mechanisms, and Farmers’ rights. The dialogue aims to identify and address specific challenges, fostering practical solutions and innovations to strengthen the integration of the right to food and human rights principles. It will also facilitate cooperation and knowledge exchange between towns and cities, particularly within the same region. This dialogue is part of the FAO Right to Food Team’s series on the right to food in urban and peri-urban food systems.
Why attend?
- Discover Rome’s right to food movement – Explore how policy and practice shape food security in urban and peri-urban areas.
- Join key stakeholders – Engage with experts, policymakers, civil society, and academia to discuss urban and peri-urban food governance.
- Shape the future – Discuss legal frameworks, policy integration, mandates, participatory mechanisms, and Farmers’ rights.
- Be part of a growing conversation – Contribute to the series of dialogues on the right to food in urban and peri-urban food systems.
Register here.