Improved food environments, consumer choices, and women's empowerment to achieve diet quality among at least 10 million low-income consumers (especially women and youth) by 2030. https://www.cgiar.org/initiative/16-resilient-cities-through-sustainable-urban-and-peri-urban-agrifood-systems/
CGIAR work to improve global nutrition
CGIAR
Verification status | Partially Verified Find out more |
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NAF SMARTness index | Lower moderate Find out more |
Progress status | No response See progress details |
Targeted location | Global - Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Peru, Philippines |
Targeted population | Overall population (all ages, both sexes) |
Duration | January 2022 - January 2025 |
Goal action plan
With partners, CGIAR will work with small-scale producers in urban and peri-urban zones toward improved technologies, management toolkits, and guidelines for safer, more sustainable, and more efficient vegetable, livestock, and fish production. They will also work with micro-, small-, and medium-sized enterprises in food processing, marketing, and agrifood service sectors on adaptive business development strategies, improved technologies, and skills, with strong participation by women and youth.
Progress
Indicator
Primary indicator | Number Of Small-Scale Producers In (Peri-) Urban Zones That Can Access And Utilize Improved Technologies, Skills, Know-How And Management Tools For Safer, More Sustainable And More Efficient Vegetable, Livestock And Fish Production |
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Indicator monitor | pending confirmation from research team |
Reports
Stage | Measurement Date | Value | Status |
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Baseline | 2021 | pending confirmation from research team | |
Progress report | No response | ||
Target | January 2025 | At least 10,000 small-scale producers |
Nutrition Action Classification
Enabling
- Financial
- Operational
- Leadership and governance
- Research monitoring and data
Policy
- Food environment
- Food supply chain
- Consumer knowledge
- Nutrition care services
Impact
- Undernutrition
- Diet
- Obesity and diet-related NCDs
- Food and nutrition security