Featuring Shehriyar Antia, PGIM's Head of Global Thematic Research at Milken’s 2023 Asia Summit
Experts in this panel explore the imperative for including food systems in climate financing. Food systems account for 30 percent of global GHG emissions, not to mention their impact on essential resources such as water, land, and energy, which tie into every one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Yet, despite its potential to contribute to global climate goals, food systems transformation receives a minuscule amount of funding—1/20th of what is directed towards the energy and transportation sectors. Panelists from across the region representing a range of investment perspectives will discuss the imperative and business cases for investing in food systems to address climate change and food as national security.
Re-posted with permission from The Milken Institute.
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How is the current food system contributing to climate change?
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What is your vision of the future food system?
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Why should institutional investors care about the food system?
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Where are the innovations we should be investing in?
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