World Bank Report on Agri-food System

Santhosh Kumar 14/05/2024

The World Bank's report titled "Recipe for a Livable Planet: Achieving Net Zero Emissions in the Agrifood System" focuses on transforming the agrifood sector to reduce its significant impact on global greenhouse gas emissions, which constitute about a third of the global total. It outlines strategic actions for countries to enhance food security, improve resilience against climate change, and details the economic benefits of such transformations, emphasizing the substantial investment needs and the extensive potential benefits.

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