What are the Game Changing Propositions?

More than the 2,200 ideas and submissions were assessed and consolidated into a smaller number of Game-changing propositions. These were clustered in a repository of Game-changing solutions, to be presented during the Pre-Summit and Summit. These propositions will also support and inform the shaping of Coalitions of Actions, based on a wide range of actors and initiatives coming together, to be launched during the Pre-Summit and Summit.

Potential solutions for local, regional and global action to deliver SDGs by transforming food systems

Among the game-changing propositions are initiatives to reimagine school meals programmes as well as proposals to include the cost of a healthy diet when calculating poverty lines.

A Global Food Safety Indicator to monitor and reduce foodborne illness will also be considered along with a Responsible Meat initiative to incorporate environmental performance, working conditions and animal welfare into production and consumption.

Initial ideas for new partnerships include an Indigenous Peoples Food Systems Trust, a Coalition for African Youth in Agriculture, and a Food and Land Net Zero Country Alliance, in which countries would commit to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions from food and land use by 2050.

Other solutions include the development of deforestation-free supply chains, and subsidies redirected towards sustainable production and consumption.

Overview of potential coalitions

All Game Changing propositions can be found on the UNFSS website

The solutions were refined from more than 2,000 ideas proposed during 18 months of dialogues, surveys and open fora with Indigenous Peoples, youth, producers, researchers, NGOs and governments, and represent key areas to address some of the world’s most pressing issues, from hunger and poverty to climate change.