Inclusive, transparent and participative governance
882 young people have improved their technical and leadership skills and their ability to influence decision-making.
278 young people actively participating in 10 multi-stakeholder platforms in Ecuador, Colombia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Indonesia.
4 advocacy campaigns targeted local public policies in Ecuador and Zimbabwe.
New narratives on inclusive, climate-resilient and conscious cities
71 young people have strengthened their communication skills to become advocates for food system transformation.
Over 7 million people were reached by campaigns to raise awareness about food system transformation.
Advancing sustainable and climate-resilient food systems
487 participants have followed a variety of educational and training activities in food systems.
2 responsible commerce fairs supporting agroecological production were promoted in Latin America.
2 responsible production processes took place in Southern Africa, where young people used climate-smart techniques such as agroecology and hydroponics.
Increase financial flows to climate-resilient and sustainable food systems
161 young people have been trained and mentored in financial management and entrepreneurship, including business development.
145 young people have participated in networking and partnership spaces with public, private, and financial actors, positioning themselves for new job opportunities and market access.
45 youth-led enterprises in sustainable and climate-resilient food systems have received support.
17 jobs were created (including seasonal, part-time, and full-time positions).