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#TogetherForImplementation

We need to accelerate the implementation of climate action for the world’s most vulnerable people who are disproportionately affected by climate crisis.

The climate crisis is impacting the world’s most vulnerable people and climate action needs to be implemented without delay. More local, cross-sectoral approaches, partnerships and innovative finance are required to ensure that climate adaptation and mitigation measures can scale - resulting in sustainable systems change.

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SNV Co-hosting Food System Pavilion

SNV co-hosts the firstFood Systems Pavilionat COP27

SNV is putting food and food security firmly on the table at the UN Climate Change Conference as the co-host of the first ever Food Systems Pavilion at COP27.

The Food Systems Pavilion brings together over 15 international leaders in the food space and will focus on prioritising actions, formulating strategies, and forming change coalitions across the entire food value chain that have the potential to drive transformation towards healthier, more resilient and more equitable food systems.

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SNV leads the below thematic days:

9 November

Finance Day: This day will show that if we can increase sustainable investment and financing for climate resilient food systems, we can accelerate #ActionOnFood.

12 November

Agriculture Day: This day will highlight key trends and challenges for food security and climate adaption & mitigation and bring forth the solutions we need to urgently implement at scale for food system resilience.

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Food Systems PavilionSessions you cannot miss!

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The Challenges and Opportunities to Mobilize Finance Solutions for Food System Transformation

Opening Session
9 November
09:00 - 09:45 (GMT+2)

Mobilizing Finance Solutions for Food System Transformation in Africa

9 November
13:00 - 14:15 (GMT+2)

The contribution of dairy to resilient food systems in East Africa

12 November
16:30 - 17:15 (GMT+2)

Transforming Food Systems for a Climate-Resilient Future

High level opening

12 November
09:00 - 09:45 (GMT+2)

Pastoralism and Rangelands Restoration

Promising solutions to benefit our planet and people

12 November
15:30 - 16:15 (GMT+2)

Climate-Aggravated Water Scarcity as a Food Security Issue

Adapting to limited water availability, in quantity and quality for different needs

14 November
14:20 - 15:05 (GMT+2)

Water Data for Planning and Decision Making

Exploring multi-level water data needs and approaches

14 November
15:20 - 16:10 (GMT+2)

Climate Crisis: Next steps for Youth in agri-food systems

15 November
15:15 - 16:00 (GMT+2)

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ResourcesSNV's work in Agri-Food SystemsLearn more below

Visit our Agriculture page on SNV

World Food Day: Making healthy diets the easy choice

Kenya and Ethiopia: Research and development in vegetables for healthier lives and better livelihoods

Vietnam: From 'more forests' to 'better forests'

Kenya: Climate resilient agriculture: The smart way for green gram farmers

Safeguarding pastoralists and their food systems

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10 Nov | 12:45–13:45 (GMT+2)Rethinking the role of water in citiesWater Pavilion

Climate change-related discussions in the water sector often focus on water quantity, while the issues of pollution, waste and consequently water quality move to the background. Cities face elevated risks if sufficient water for different uses and ecosystems is no longer available at sufficient quality. This session zooms in on water resource management and protection in cities.
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Organisers: UNDRR | Arup | State of Rio de Janeiro | Xylem

Relevant content: The beginnings of a promising faecal management system Treatment technologies in practice: on the ground experiences of faecal sludge and wastewater treatment

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11 Nov | 10:00-11:00 (GMT+2)From science to policy, governance and financeWater Pavilion

In this Multi-Partner High-Level session, panelists will examine the many considerations that need to be taken and addressed in scaling up sustainable and inclusive water use for food security.
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Organisers: FAO | WMI | IFPRI | IUCN| MWRI | SNV |

Relevant content: Water, a climate adaptation priority

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11 Nov | 11:30-13:00 (GMT+2)Mobilising private sector finance for inclusive climate resilient food systemsBenelux EIB Pavilion

On decarbonisation day, join SNV, Rabobank, Wageningen University and FMO for a practical session on how to steer private sector finance towards real-life entrepreneurs with solutions to this crisis.
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Organisers: FMO | ISNV

Relevant content: Dutch Fund for Climate and Development (DFCD) Clean water transforming community lives in Kitui County, Kenya

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11 Nov | 15:00-16:30 (GMT+2)Accelerating effective local climate adaptation in energy and food systemsUNFCCC Side Event | Thebes Room

This session will bring together policymakers, donors, investors and NGOs to share learning and best practices from Africa's cross-sectoral, scalable and localised approaches. REGISTER NOW!

Organiser: REEEP | SNV | WWF

Relevant content: Sustainable energy for smallholder farmers Climate Resilient Agribusiness for Tomorrow (CRAFT)

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15 Nov | 11:00 -12:00 (GMT +2) Leveraging private sector investment in adaptationNDCP Pavilion

Despite increasing climate finance, enormous gaps remain in finance for developing countries. Bringing adaptation projects to the stage where they bring real protection against climate impacts such as droughts, floods, and sea-level rise remains a challenge. REGISTER NOW!

Organiser: IFAD, Dutch Government

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15 Nov | 9:00 - 10:00 (GMT+2)Reaching Resilience: African solutions for the African continent Resilience Hub

We will hear from resilience experts from the continent on how the climate resilience agenda should be learning from, collaborating with and supporting communities for improved and increased resilience in Africa. This is particularly necessary given the additional burden of climate change impacts on a continent already facing the repercussions of long-standing structural injustice.

Organiser: CDKN | SSN | SNV

Relevant content: CRAFT co-investment catalyses millions to support resilient agribusiness Promoting Climate Action in food systems in East Africa

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17 Nov | 10:30-11:30 (GMT+2)Driving clean energy transition with innovative financeSEforALL Pavilion

A successful and inclusive energy transition will require diverse financial mechanisms and access to more capital. However, capital is limited with too few funders, whilst the "traditional” capital continuum has left significant gaps.

This session will explore different mechanisms to help bridge these gaps and support companies to enter the sector and grow. REGISTER NOW!

Organisers: GEAPP | SEforALL | SNV

Relevant content: Why impact-driven financing is essential in climate action BRILHO Energy Africa Programme

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Resources

ResourcesSNV and climate actionLearn more below

Or contact Jeremy Doyle, Global Technical Adviser, Adaptation and Mitigation, at jdoyle@snv.org.

SNV's work in climate adaptation services

How we can accelerate climate action to protect the world’s most vulnerable people

Why impact-driven financing is essential in climate action

The role of systems change in climate adaptation

Impactful, long-term partnerships to tackle the climate crisis

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Overview

Chapter 1 SNV at COP27

SNV at COP27 sessions

Chapter 2 SNV Co-hosting Food System Pavilion

Food Systems Pavilion

Sessions you cannot miss!

SNV's work in Agri-Food Systems

Chapter 3 Programme

Rethinking the role of water in cities

From science to policy, governance and finance

Mobilising private sector finance for inclusive climate resilient food systems

Accelerating effective local climate adaptation in energy and food systems

Leveraging private sector investment in adaptation

Reaching Resilience: African solutions for the African continent

Driving clean energy transition with innovative finance

Chapter 4 Resources

SNV and climate action

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Credits: Aidan Doherty , Canva, Md Shafiul for SNV and HOV, SINAS/Pronasar Mozambique, SNV, SNV/Anjani Abella, Sanitation, Water Hygiene , sanitation, Water Hygiene , sanitation, Water, Hygiene
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Chapter 1 SNV at COP27
SNV at COP27 sessions

Chapter 1 SNV at COP27

SNV at COP27 sessions
Food Systems Pavilion

Chapter 2 SNV Co-hosting Food System Pavilion

Food Systems Pavilion
Sessions you cannot miss!

Chapter 2 SNV Co-hosting Food System Pavilion

Sessions you cannot miss!
SNV's work in Agri-Food Systems

Chapter 2 SNV Co-hosting Food System Pavilion

SNV's work in Agri-Food Systems
Rethinking the role of water in cities

Chapter 3 Programme

Rethinking the role of water in cities
From science to policy, governance and finance

Chapter 3 Programme

From science to policy, governance and finance
Mobilising private sector finance for inclusive climate resilient food systems

Chapter 3 Programme

Mobilising private sector finance for inclusive climate resilient food systems
Accelerating effective local climate adaptation in energy and food systems

Chapter 3 Programme

Accelerating effective local climate adaptation in energy and food systems
Leveraging private sector investment in adaptation

Chapter 3 Programme

Leveraging private sector investment in adaptation
Reaching Resilience: African solutions for the African continent

Chapter 3 Programme

Reaching Resilience: African solutions for the African continent
Driving clean energy transition with innovative finance

Chapter 3 Programme

Driving clean energy transition with innovative finance
SNV and climate action

Chapter 4 Resources

SNV and climate action

Overview

SNV at COP27 sessions
Food Systems Pavilion
Sessions you cannot miss!
SNV's work in Agri-Food Systems
Rethinking the role of water in cities
From science to policy, governance and finance
Mobilising private sector finance for inclusive climate resilient food systems
Accelerating effective local climate adaptation in energy and food systems
Leveraging private sector investment in adaptation
Reaching Resilience: African solutions for the African continent
Driving clean energy transition with innovative finance
SNV and climate action

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Imprint

Credits: Aidan Doherty , Canva, Md Shafiul for SNV and HOV, SINAS/Pronasar Mozambique, SNV, SNV/Anjani Abella, Sanitation, Water Hygiene , sanitation, Water Hygiene , sanitation, Water, Hygiene
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