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The document outlines the WBA Food & Agriculture Benchmark's goals to transform the global food system through corporate benchmarking, with a focus on sustainable development goals. It emphasizes the need to track progress and engage stakeholders to address challenges in healthy diets, environmental sustainability, and social equity. The benchmark aims to set baselines and priorities, encouraging collaboration between private and public sectors for effective action by 2020.
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Introduction Mumbai Roundtable
- 1. WBA Food &Agriculture Benchmark Supporting global food system transformation through corporate benchmarking Mumbai, 7 March 2019
- 2. Lessons from existingbenchmarks Building bridges between public and private sector Changing industry agenda Identifying new partners and potential Refining and sharpening benchmark over time
- 3. Three steps ofthe benchmarking process 1. Define methodology 2. Develop benchmark 3. Drive action
- 4. Corporate benchmarking tothe next level Stakeholder expectations Published by small foundation One industry, one issue Science-based targets Supported by a global alliance Value chain perspective, system transformation Enabling an evidence based dialogue Building an evidence based dialogue
- 5. The benchmarks aimto address the competitive spirit of the private sector Following advice by the Business & Sustainable Development Commission 1. Start from science-based targets 2. Translate targets to industry roadmaps 3. Develop SDG benchmarks and league tables 4. Report on performance on targets 5. Accellerate change through stakeholder and investor engagement
- 6. The food systembenchmarks aim to contribute to achieving the SDGs Nutrition Enough nutritious food, without loss and waste Environment Higher output with lower inputs and impact Social Fair income and decent work for farmers, workers Focus on targets on three dimensions 1. 2. 3.
- 7. Benchmarks aim totrack progress on sector roadmaps
- 8. 1,5 years toset scope, develop indicators and baseline Develop scope Develop indicators Develop baseline
- 9. Ambition: by 2020a baseline for 200 keystone actors in the food chain
- 10. WBA allies alreadymonitor key parts of the food chain
- 11. Goal To Achieve PlanetaryHealth Diets for Nearly 10 Billion People by 2050 Target 1 Shift towards healthy diets • Increase diversity of food groups • Increase intake of fruit and vegetables • Reduce animal based proteins • Increase plant based proteins (legumes, nuts) • Limited amounts of saturated fats processed foods, added sugars. Target 2 Sustainably intensify food production Remain within planetary boundaries for • GHG emissions • Land use • Water use • Nitrogen and Phosporus use • Biodiversity loss EAT-Lancet: Global agenda, regional balance
- 12. WBA Food &Agriculture Benchmark Supporting global food system transformation through corporate benchmarking Mumbai, 7 March 2019
- 13. Group1 What are thefive biggest challenges for India in moving towards the EAT Lancet targets in the Environmental Space?’ Group2 What are the five biggest challenges for India in moving towards the EAT Lancet targets in the Healthy Diet space?’ Group3 ‘What are the five biggest challenges for India in moving towards the EAT Lancet targets in the Social space?’ Question 1
- 14. In your groups: •Introduce yourselves and your interest today • Debate the question on your chart: express your own view and encourage others to do the same, listen to difference • Record the key themes of your conversation on the flip chart. Ensure all points and views are recorded. (30mins)
- 15. Group 1 How canthe private sector help in tackling these challenges in the healthy diet space? Group 2 How can the private sector help in tackling these challenges in the social space? Group 3 How can the private sector help in tackling these challenges in the environmental space? Question 2
- 16. In your groups: •Introduce yourselves and your interest today • One person who was here for the discussion of the first question run through the flipchart which summarises the discussion you had so that everyone can build on that discussion here. • Debate the question on your chart: express your own view and encourage others to do the same, listen to difference • Record the key themes of your conversation on the flip chart. Ensure all points and views are recorded. (30mins)
- 17. All Groups Given thechallenges that we see and the contribution companies can make, how can WBA and its benchmark contribute to this change? Given that we cannot do everything or monitor all companies: what should we focus on to create a tipping point? Question 3
- 18. In your newtable groups: • Introduce yourselves • Debate the 3rd question: express your own view and encourage others to do the same, listen to difference • Record the key themes of your conversation on the flipchart. Ensure all points and views are recorded • Select a spokesperson to feedback a quick summary to the large group in the next session in here (25 mins)