World Food Summit is important for post pandemicpost-pandemic recovery and foefor achieving the SDG agenda resilient food approach. Access to adequate food is the basic rights which are being ledright that leads to the wellbeingwell-being and to the health of all citizens. The global systems have an economic, social, and political implication. Food security is interconnected with climate change. By 2050, the global population is expected to be 10 billion,; therefore, it is imperative for us to grow more food for thisthese additional people. The constitution of Bangladesh recognizes food and adequate nutrition as fundamental rights. We have integrated food systems, transformationtransformed our national policies, actionand enacted an action plan as an integrated tool to achieve agenda 2030. The 8th five year plan, The National Agriculture Policy 2018, The National Food and Security Policy 2020 and its plan of action 2021-2030 recognize the need for transformation of our food systems, such as the current growth rate of our food production exceeds the growth rate of population. Bangladesh has become self-sufficient in food production from a food deficit country and has been working for long term food security. However, greater frequencies of extreme weather due to climate change is affecting our momentum. We are also working for climate resilient agriculture food systems. In addition to food security, we intensify our effort ensuring food security and quality food for everyone.
Specific suggestions for ensuring resilient food systems globally proposed by Governmentthe government of Bangladesh are;:
1. Research, investment and advance technology sharing for agricultural development.
2. Increase funding for developing countries for achieving sustainable food systems.
3. Developing global coalition and partnership.
4. Reducing food waste through collaboration among countries and
5. Disbursing the committed fund to adopt climate led extreme events including sharing on technology to achieve sustainable food security.