Partner

WBG-NL partnership “Food for All” In May 2015, the Netherlands and the World Bank Group signed a “Food for All” Partnership agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) to increase knowledge, support job creation, and secure the long-term sustainability of agriculture in developing countries. “Food for All’’ brings together the World Bank Group and civil society, academia, government, »

WCDI and the F&BKP Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation (WCDI) is consortium partner in the secretariat of the F&BKP. The F&BKP Office team is staffed by employees from WCDI, The Broker and AgriProFocus, mostly on part-time basis. Added value of the Centre for the F&BKP is their ample experience in LMICs on a variety of »

The Broker and the F&BKP The Broker is consortium partner in the secretariat of the F&BKP. The F&BKP Office team is staffed by employees from The Broker, AgriProFocus and WCDI, mostly on part-time basis. Valuable asset of The Broker for the F&BKP is their expertise in knowledge brokering on specific themes, synthesizing existing knowledge, research uptake, composing »

foodFIRST and the F&BKP The F&BKP was one of the sponsors of the foodFIRST conference “Future of Farming and Food Security in Africa“.  Furthermore, F&BKP Office team members are regularly present at the Vijverbergsessions to discuss global food issues. About foodFIRST The aim of foodFIRST is to put the food and agriculture issue at the heart of »

YEP and the F&BKP The successful Young Expert Programmes (YEP) was initiated with the objective of providing assurances for the continued availability of international professionalism and expertise in the water sector. Because of the ongoing internationalization also in food and trade and due to the absolute increase in the importance of the food sector for »

LANDac and the F&BKP The F&BKP and its partner the Netherlands Academy on Land Governance for Equitable and Sustainable Development (LANDac) have developed a knowledge agenda on land governance and food security. With regard to developing this knowledge agenda a scoping study on the linkages between food security and land governance and a capacity building trajectory »