Supported Partnerships
We support many partnerships, small scale and large scale. Learn more about our work by browsing through them below.
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Clim-Eat | The Think and Do Tank for Climate and Food
Clim-Eat is a new Think and Do Tank for food and climate, hosted by the Netherlands Food Partnership, that works to radically accelerate climate action in our food systems by bridging the gap between science and action. Through innovative engagement, actionable evidence generation, and effective outreach efforts, Clim-Eat seeks to challenge and change science and policy for food systems in low- and middle-income countries.
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Skills for Horticulture
The coalition 'Skills for Horticulture' is initiated by Rijk Zwaan and HAS and focusses on capacity building in the horticulture sector in Africa.
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Soil Fertility Coalition
A group of Dutch soil experts with different backgrounds - development organisations, private sector and research - has started a collaborative effort in view of generating more synergy, implementation power, and more impact on the ground. This impact is expected to be in the domain of improved farming and food systems resilience.
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NEADAP Dairy
NEADAP is a partnership of Agriterra, SNV, Solidaridad and Wageningen UR and a growing number of new partners. The goal is promoting dairy development with a focus on East-Africa. The collective approach is based on the position paper 'Dairy for nutrition, employment and sustainability'.
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Empowering Smallholders through Strengthened Digital Ecosystems
Digitalisation for smallholder agriculture can be a game-changer in supporting and accelerating agricultural transformation across low-and middle-income countries. Investing in building this digital infrastructure will enable new capabilities in agriculture and revolutionise how communities secure their livelihoods leading to our shared vision of a living income for all.
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Potato sector development
Dutch stakeholders have jointly developed a position paper on the sustainable transformation of the potato sector in developing countries and emerging economies. This paper is meant to serve as a guideline for the development of new programmes and investments and foster collaboration between the relevant parties.
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Urban Food Environments
A diverse range of Dutch and Ghanaian stakeholders from public health campaigners to large food companies, informal market women, urban planners, sustainable fruit & vegetable producers and government regulators are joining forces to enable urban consumers to make healthier food choices.
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Horticulture
The role of the horticulture sector is of increasing relevance in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The sector is expected to contribute in different ways to the achievement of several of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG2 (Zero hunger).
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Healthy Soils
A group of Dutch soil experts with different backgrounds - development organisations, private sector and research - has started a collaborative effort in view of generating more synergy, implementation power, and more impact on the ground. This impact is expected to be in the domain of improved farming and food systems resilience.
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COVID-19 Response
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Netherlands Food Partnership functioned as a coordinating and supporting partner. NFP kept an overview of the different processes and activities, organising and making accessible the information that is produced in the different work streams, and supporting CoP work if needed.
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