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Agri-Food Systems Accelerator

The Accelerator brings fragmented efforts together to turn national food systems plans into coordinated, financed action with real impact for people and the planet.

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2030
Agenda
50
Countries
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2 yr
Plan to action
Country
Led process
Our Approach

We unite governments, investors, and partners to deliver coordinated solutions.

Co-created from the start.

Governments, development partners, and financiers are involved from day one.

 

Root causes, not symptoms.

Together, governments and partners identify what is really holding progress back.

 

Grounded in evidence and reality.

Data and local insight are used to agree on priorities and practical next steps.

Designed to mobilise finance.

Priorities are co-shaped into coordinated and financeable actions.

 

Outcomes

What the Accelerator delivers

A shared, government-led priority for action

Clear agreement on the food system issue to address first.

Process

How the Accelerator works

The Accelerator helps overcome fragmented implementation. It operates as one coordinated partnership, bringing together expertise from multiple institutions around your priorities.

 

Understand your food system challenge

What we do

We start by working with you to review and clarify your existing food system plans, strategies, and actions, building on what already exists. Together, we look at where progress is happening and where the Accelerator can help you accelerate. Early on, the relevant ministries and partners are brought together to align on priorities and establish a shared baseline.

What you get

You leave this step with a shared, government-led direction for action and a clearer focus on the food system challenges that matter most, rooted in the national context and aligned across key ministries.

A request for support

The UN Food Systems Coordination Hub is the entry point to the Accelerator.

Requests for support are submitted through the UN Food Systems Coordination Hub, which serves as the Secretariat of the Accelerator. The Hub helps ensure that requests are country-led, aligned with national food systems pathways, and coordinated across partners.

To get started, governments are asked to share:

  • A short description of the challenge

    What food systems challenge or bottleneck do you want to address?

  • The outcome you want to achieve

    What would success look like?

How to get involved

The Agri-Food Systems Accelerator is a country-led, multi-partner platform. Different partners engage in different ways, aligned with their mandates, expertise, and risk appetite.

Your potential role

  • Shape and finance investment-ready food systems pipelines

  • Co-design blended finance and risk-sharing structures

  • Deploy capital aligned with country priorities and SDG outcomes

How to engage

  • Join early-stage pipeline development with governments and partners

  • Co-create financing structures aligned with your mandate

  • Invest in de-risked, country-endorsed opportunities

  • Invest in de-risked, country-endorsed opportunities

How to get involved
Submit a request

Ready to accelerate your country's transformation?

Whether you have a quick question or you're ready to explore support, we'd like to hear from you. Wherever you are in your food systems transformation journey—early ideas, active planning, or moving towards implementation—reach out and we'll help you identify a clear next step.

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Who we work with

Partners

Whether you have a quick question or you're ready to explore support, we'd like to hear from you. Wherever you are in your food systems transformation journey—early ideas, active planning, or moving towards implementation—reach out and we'll help you identify a clear next step.

Secretariat

The Accelerator brings fragmented efforts together to turn national food systems plans into coordinated, financed action with real impact for people and the planet.

Co-leads

Technical Partners

Together, governments and partners identify what is really holding progress back