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How Transforming Food Systems can Improve Economies, Financial Incentives & Build Climate Resilience

Joseph Robertson

SHIFTING OUR FOOD SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE EATING FOR CLIMATE & PUBLIC HEALTH

How Transforming Food Systems can Improve Economies, Financial Incentives & Build Climate Resilience

Joseph Robertson

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Free

30mins

A GLOBAL EVENT FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, POLICY MAKERS, ACADEMICS AND STUDENTS
Part of the symposium ‘Shifting our food systems for climate and health’

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Session Outlines and Learning Objectives

The lecture will cover:

  • What is wrong with the economics of food
  • How food systems and climate resilience are intertwined
  • Strategies for shifting finance to get better outcomes for food systems, human health and wellbeing, and nature resilience

Watch this webinar to:

Gain clear understanding of:
  • Problem areas in food system economics
  • Value of shifting to sustainable food finance
  • Science-finance insights
Be aware of:
  • What science says about risks of persistent climate emergency
  • How this relates to food system incentives
  • Landscape of food system transformation actions
Be able to:
  • Explain why food finance needs rapid, pervasive innovation
  • Cite a number of “good food finance” tools that can drive the transition>
  • Describe connections to the Paris Agreement and global climate process

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Guest speaker

Joseph Robertson
Senior Advisor, Sustainable Finance, EAT Foundation

Joseph is Executive Director of Citizens’ Climate International. He is the lead strategist supporting the Acceleration Dialogues (diplomatic climate-solutions roundtables) and Resilience Intel—an effort to move the world to 100% climate-smart finance. Joseph represents Citizens’ Climate in the Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, the UNFCCC negotiations, and other UN processes, and is founder of Geoversiv. His articles appear from time to time in the Guardian. He served as Interim Director for the Food System Economics Commission from April through November 2020, and is a senior advisor to EAT for sustainable finance. He is a lead contributor to the Earth Intelligence podcast.

Melissa Mogor

Chair

Professor Jennie Macdiarmid
Professor in Sustainable Nutrition and Health, University of Aberdeen

Jennie is a Professor of Sustainable Nutrition and Health and the Interim Director of interdisciplinary challenge Health, Nutrition and Well-being. She gained a BSc (Hons) in Nutrition and Food Science from the University of Surrey, during which she spent a year working at the CSIRO research laboratories in Melbourne, Australia. After graduating she worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Food Research (Norwich) and the University of Dundee (Psychology dept) investigating chocolate and eating behaviours. In 1997 she completed her PhD at the University of Leeds (Psychology), after which she spent 18 months working for the International Obesity Task Force in Aberdeen. Before joining the Rowett Institute at the University of Aberdeen in 2006, she worked in department of environmental and occupational health in the medical school. Her research focuses on food and nutrition security and the impact of diets on climate change and land use. This includes understanding how to change dietary habits to be healthier and more environmentally sustainable.

Melissa Mogor

Chair

Sue Davies
Head of Consumer Rights and Food Policy, WHICH

Sue Davies is Head of Consumer Rights and Food Policy at Which?. She leads Which?’s work on food, trade, sustainability and wider consumer rights and consumer product safety policy. She was the Chair of the European Food Safety Authority from 2012-2016 and has been awarded an MBE in recognition of her work on food safety.

View Joseph Robertson’s talk (30 mins CPD)

Part of the symposium series:

SHIFTING OUR FOOD SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE EATING FOR CLIMATE & PUBLIC HEALTH

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This symposium has been kindly supported by Oatly

About Oatly
We are the world’s original and largest oat drink company. For over 25 years, we have exclusively focused on developing expertise around oats: a global power crop with inherent properties suited for sustainability and human health. Our commitment to oats has resulted in core technical advancements that enabled us to unlock the breadth of the dairy portfolio, including alternatives to milks, ice cream, yogurt, cooking creams, and spreads. Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, the Oatly brand is available in more than 20 countries globally.
We aim to help drive a systemic shift in society to a more plant-based food system to tackle climate change and public health challenges. We always aim for our products to have as good as or better nutritional profile than the dairy benchmark.

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