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Catalysing action across the financial system to support the transition to more sustainable and equitable food systems worldwide

The GFFN is a network of capital market providers, technical experts, and entrepreneurs from finance, business and the public sector working to catalyze capital and create an enabling financial environment for the transition to sustainable, equitable and nutritious food systems.


The Good Food Finance Network (GFFN) realigns the ambitions and priorities of financial institutions to develop solutions, aiming to overcome investment barriers in sustainable food systems. GFFN actively promotes the exchange of knowledge and expertise among the food + finance community. 

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A food finance Action Agenda for the 21st century

By working deliberately and collaboratively on Actionable Areas of Innovation—emerging from a year of work with our Innovation Experts Group and a group of senior technical advisors from the public, private, and multilateral sectors—the GFFN builds on proven and scalable financial instruments and business strategies, identifying enabling policies to turn emerging innovations into mainstream reality. We cannot afford to allow food systems as they are to continue degrading human health, the resilience of natural systems, and the stability of whole economies.


The Road Ahead

In 2023, the Good Food Finance Network is driving progress in its priority areas of action and focusing on these global key events:

  • January 16-21 — WEF Annual Meeting (Davos), Berlin Agriculture Ministers’ Conference 2023 (GFFA)
  • April 24 -28 — Good Food Finance Week 2023 (including Leaders Dialogue)
  • UN Food Systems Coordination Hub Stock Taking Moment (UNFSS+2 STM)
  • September 12-30 — Climate Week NYC, UN General Assembly (UNGA 78)
  • November 30 – December 12 — 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28)
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