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What was achieved at COP28 in food and farming?

15 December 2023

A United Nations plane, pic by Photo by Jeffry Surianto: https://www.pexels.com/photo/side-view-of-of-a-boeing-767-11644201/

COP28 in Dubai was hailed as historic for many reasons – but what was achieved, if anything, in terms of the food system?

We’ve put together this quick-read briefing based on a Chatham House webinar held on 14 December with the Environment and Society team. Here are the main overall points, with a run-down from Prof Tim Benton, based at Chatham House, and also our Co-Lead.

BRIEFING: What was achieved at COP28 in food and farming?

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