A closing presentation to the participants of the European Visions and Options workshop of the EU research project FOODSECURE, Valetta 27-28 February. I indicated how the ideas and input from stakeholders will help to deliver meaningful perspectives and analyses on policies that matter for food security. And how they can remain involved.

1. Thom Achterbosch
European Visions & Options Workshop, Valletta, Malta, 26-27 February 2015
Next steps

2. • Determinants:
understanding the
causes of hunger
and malnutrition
• Future: tools for
crisis surveillance
and foresight
• Guidance on a policy
framework, EU and
beyond
Next steps in the FOODSECURE research

3. FOODSECURE Navigator interface

6. FOODSECURE Navigator interface
Storylines
Narratives
Action
points
Priorities

7. Long-term modelling (WP7), with input from stakeholder
community

8. Examples of the type of modelling results of
scenarios up to 2050...
Source: Valin et al., Agr. Econ., 2014
...then condensing into accessible policy statements
(see next slide)....

10. Evidence base
Processing visions/options,
global & EU level
Towards “Guidance”
Modelling toolbox
Modelling of long-term
scenarios
“Roadmapping”
Navigator
Final dissemination conferences
Science-policy interaction
Write-up / Navigator  project end
2015
2016
2017

11. Thank you!
www.foodsecure.eu
For questions please contact:
thom.achterbosch@wur.nl