[Recording] This session explored the evidence and case studies of resilience measurement and imparted lessons to practitioners on scaling and adapting market and food systems resilience measurement frameworks.

[Recording] This session discussed a more inclusive economic measurement system that was set to revolutionize understanding and valuation of the environment in economic terms.

[Recording] This session discussed the potential benefits of mechanization for climate-smart and competitive agriculture by showcasing the activities of three countries—the Philippines, Pakistan, and Nepal—and sharing lessons learned from their experiences of technical collaboration with UNESCAP’s Centre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM) and its Asian and Pacific Network for Testing of Agricultural Machinery (ANTAM).

[Recording] This session delved into key strategies and challenges for fostering healthier diets, with a particular focus on India. It convened a diverse panel of academics, industry leaders, and government officials to discuss the multifaceted aspects of food security and nutrition.

[Recording] This session aimed to develop joint policy responses to the health effects of agriculture and the environment. By bringing together policymakers and experts from government, think tanks, and universities, this discussion sought to foster a shared vision for more health-friendly policies for rural communities, producers, and the general public.

[Recording] This session demonstrated the critical importance of putting nutrition outcomes at the heart of food systems and climate transformation and discussed opportunities for unlocking finance for nutrition by using a food systems approach.

[Recording] The session explored how multilateral development banks (MDBs) and governments could invest in nutrition security by making investments in food security and other areas that were “nutrition-smart.” The session showcased tools like the Cost of Inaction, Value for Money, and Investment Cases, which could be leveraged by MDBs and governments for nutrition advocacy and decision-making.

[Recording] The session focused on sharing knowledge and cases of Asian grassland restoration in terms of soil carbon and renewable energy; provided an overview of the carbon farming and trading policy in the region; and built a common understanding among governments, communities, private sectors, and other stakeholders on the opportunities, cost-effectiveness, and multiple contributions toward achieving the regional Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) targets.

[Recording] This session shared results from the first two years of Nature+ work in Viet Nam that showed the linkages between nature-positive solutions and food security and their implications for the Asia-Pacific region.

[Recording] This session discussed innovations in water management and energy access that supported food systems transformation in this key breadbasket region. It also presented a food system diagnostic for selected South Asian countries.