Debates Parlamentares - Diário 018, p. 45 (2024-02-27)

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JUSTIFICATION, OBJECTIVES AND EXPECTED OUTPUTS

Justification: The forthcoming Summit aims to take stock of the issues, ideas and actions dis-cussed during the previous parliamentary exchanges and dialogues and stimulate further parlia-mentary action to build on progress made since the 2018 Summit. In doing so, it seeks to contrib-ute the redoubling of efforts to end hunger and malnutrition in all its forms by 2030.

The Second Global Parliamentary Summit against Hunger and Malnutrition, to be held in Chile in 2023, will provide a unique opportunity to share experiences on legislation enacted in parliaments throughout the world and their implementation, as well as to foster linkages among Parliamentarians and Parliaments to promote collaboration. The Summit will also pro-vide an opportunity to discuss the needs and priorities previously expressed and identified by parliamentarians in order to address the challenges associated to the fight against hunger and malnutrition, and to explore the possibility of formal voluntary commitments by networks of parliamentarians on the basis of a Global Parliamentary Pact, including periodic monitoring and follow-up on legislative outcomes and achievements made.

Specific Objectives: The Summit will:

A Reaffirm the urgency of ending hunger and malnutrition in all its forms as a prerequisitefor achieving Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing the crucial role that parliamen-tarians can play in ensuring food security and nutrition, including through the adoption of gender-sensitive approaches.

BIdentify and share examples of good practices, particularly in relation to the developmentof innovative legislation, that have been effective in the fight against hunger and malnutrition or that look promising.

CIdentify key priority areas for further parliamentary action on food security and nutri-tion. Several priority areas emerged during the Virtual Parliamentary Dialogues and thematic sessions, as well as from the survey responses, which will provide the basis for deliberation and prioritisation at the Summit. These priority areas for action include:

• Protecting the right to adequate food for all;

• Promoting better nutrition;

• Protecting the most vulnerable sectors of society;

• Addressing gender inequalities and the gender gap in food security and nutrition;

• Making food systems more environmentally sustainable;

• Promoting responsible investments in agriculture;

• Supporting small-scale producers and family farmers;

• Building resilience to crises;

• Enhancing coordination, cooperation and collaboration; and

• Playing a stronger role with regard to budget approval and government oversight.

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JUSTIFICATION, OBJECTIVES AND EXPECTED OUTPUTS Justification: The forthcoming Summit aims to take stock of the issues, ideas and actions dis-cussed during the previous parliamentary exchanges and dialogues and stimulate further parlia-mentary action to build on progress made since the 2018 Summit. In doing so, it seeks to contrib-ute the redoubling of efforts to end hunger and malnutrition in all its forms by 2030.The Second Global Parliamentary Summit against Hunger and Malnutrition, to be held in Chile in 2023, will provide a unique opportunity to share experiences on legislation enacted in parliaments throughout the world and their implementation, as well as to foster linkages among Parliamentarians and Parliaments to promote collaboration. The Summit will also pro-vide an opportunity to discuss the needs and priorities previously expressed and identified by parliamentarians in order to address the challenges associated to the fight against hunger and malnutrition, and to explore the possibility of formal voluntary commitments by networks of parliamentarians on the basis of a Global Parliamentary Pact, including periodic monitoring and follow-up on legislative outcomes and achievements made.Specific Objectives: The Summit will:A Reaffirm the urgency of ending hunger and malnutrition in all its forms as a prerequisitefor achieving Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing the crucial role that parliamen-tarians can play in ensuring food security and nutrition, including through the adoption of gender-sensitive approaches. BIdentify and share examples of good practices, particularly in relation to the developmentof innovative legislation, that have been effective in the fight against hunger and malnutrition or that look promising.CIdentify key priority areas for further parliamentary action on food security and nutri-tion. Several priority areas emerged during the Virtual Parliamentary Dialogues and thematic sessions, as well as from the survey responses, which will provide the basis for deliberation and prioritisation at the Summit. These priority areas for action include: • Protecting the right to adequate food for all;• Promoting better nutrition;• Protecting the most vulnerable sectors of society;• Addressing gender inequalities and the gender gap in food security and nutrition;• Making food systems more environmentally sustainable;• Promoting responsible investments in agriculture;• Supporting small-scale producers and family farmers;• Building resilience to crises;• Enhancing coordination, cooperation and collaboration; and• Playing a stronger role with regard to budget approval and government oversight.27 DE FEVEREIRO DE 2024 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________45

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