WWF Future Food Together - South South Project

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The video explains the Future Food Together Initiaitve and its activities, which aim to transform food systems in the global south through working on sustainable consumption and production in the agri-food sector. The project (2017 - 2023) was implemented in Thailand, Indonesia, the Phillipines, Colombia and Paraguay and project coordinators talk about the challenges and learnings.

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Language
English

Length
09:20

Date of publication
2024

Country
Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Colombia, Paraguay

Project

Establish Sustainable Consumption and Production - a South-South Transfer (“SCP South-South”)

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Hills around Mae Khi Muk deforested for maize cultivation; Photo: Florian Nüsch

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