The Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition

The Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition

by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition

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"Argues that knowledge is the critical tool in the fight against hunger and poverty, and shows that it is in the sharing of knowledge that we may discover the difference between winning and losing this fight. The Global Forum for Food Security and Nutrition (FSN Forum) demonstrates the power of this role, and showcases the depth, diversity and excellence in knowledge sharing that it has achieved in recent years. Indeed, notes that the FSN Forum reflects many of the key principles of the FAO Knowledge Strategy: in its relevance to both policy and programme work, in its multi-disciplinary scope and global perspective, and in its use of appropriate and flexible technologies to enable and connect people in the context of shared goals and objectives."--Publisher description.

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