11^th Global Food Security Food Safety and Sustainability

How to Assess Future Food Security: On Foresight, Forecasting, Projecting, Predicting and Exploring The Future

Given the ecological and wellbeing effects of current nourishment frameworks, bolstering 9.8 billion individuals by 2050 economically and nutritiously will require nourishment frameworks to change at a remarkable speed and scale. This will require taking activities today, which infers settling on decisions. Diverse advancement pathways will prompt the test of future nourishment security to various degrees. Prescience techniques including anticipating, foreseeing and investigating the future through situation advancement offer significant instruments for thinking about elective pathways towards improved nourishment security, and evaluating their positive and negative potential results. A decent variety of approachs may join quantitative and subjective research, permitting to acquire partner sees also. Activities can be led at a scope of spatial and worldly levels – from nearby to worldwide, and from close term to long haul – and accepting different viewpoints as purpose of flight. These can incorporate worldwide, national and nearby settings of nourishment security, and segment based methodologies (for example essential creation, nourishment preparing advancements, or utilization designs). The results of the activity, specifically the recognizable proof of potential pathways, rely upon the chose techniques. They feature the significance of distinguishing important drivers of progress and factors considered to change after some time. This session covers the assortment of techniques in foreseeing and evaluating future nourishment security, and targets improving current strategies through their cross-treatment.