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HLTF and Other Global Food Security Mechanisms Presentation to NAAHs Rome, 23 June 2010

HLTF and Other Global Food Security Mechanisms Presentation to NAAHs Rome, 23 June 2010. PRESENTATION. The High Level Task Force (HLTF) on the Global Food Security Crisis New global mechanisms: AFSI; Feed the Future; 5 Rome principles, GAFSP Implications for IAAH / NAAHs. The HLTF. 1.

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HLTF and Other Global Food Security Mechanisms Presentation to NAAHs Rome, 23 June 2010

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  1. HLTF and Other Global Food Security MechanismsPresentation to NAAHsRome, 23 June 2010

  2. PRESENTATION • The High Level Task Force (HLTF) on the Global Food Security Crisis • New global mechanisms: AFSI; Feed the Future; 5 Rome principles, GAFSP • Implications for IAAH / NAAHs

  3. The HLTF 1

  4. What is the HLTF? • UN entity created in 2008 • 22 agencies • Coordination, advocacy, coherent action • Works at global and country levels

  5. Who is the HLTF? • Chaired by Mr. Ban Ki-moon • Coordinated by David Nabarro • heads of agencies; SSG • The coordination team

  6. The CFA of the HLTF • Comprehensive • Consensus • Partnerships • Recently Updated

  7. What does the HLTF • Support Countries’ efforts • Advocacy for increased investment • participation of multiple stakeholders • Information for accountability

  8. HLTF Country Work • Visits in 35 countries: • review existing FS challenges and frameworks • Support existing processes and partnerships • Improved coordination, synergies

  9. Global Processes 2

  10. L’Aquila Food Security Initiative … Food security, nutrition and sustainable agriculture must remain a priority issue on the political agenda, to be addressed through a cross-cutting and inclusive approach, involving all relevant stakeholders, at global, regional and national level. … commitment made by countries represented at L’Aquila towards a goal of mobilising $22 billion over three years”

  11. L’Aquila Food Security Initiative • 20+ countries signed it • Materialized by: • GAFSP • US Feed the Future • Much remains to be done...

  12. The 5 Rome Principles • Country lead plans • Comprehensive approach • Coordinated actions • Strong role for multilateral system • Increased investments.

  13. Country Investment Plans • Comprehensive • Country led • Set of investment programmes • Developed in 10-20 countries so far • Purposes: harmonization, attract financing.

  14. Conclusion 3

  15. Implications for NAAHs • Contribute to country processes, plans and programmes • Mobilize civil society: make their voice heard • Strengthen capacities of their members? • Exchange of experiences

  16. UN-FOODSECURITY.ORG WWW.

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