The report emphasizes that partnerships are not merely a means of delivering results, but are increasingly a core mechanism for driving innovation, scaling impact, and building the conditions necessary for sustainable change. At the same time, it examines how FAO leverages partnerships with non-state actors, including the private sector, academia, research institutions, and civil society organizations, to advance innovative solutions, scale successful approaches, and support sustainable agrifood systems transformation.
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As the challenges facing agrifood systems become increasingly interconnected, rapidly evolving, and global in scope, partnerships are playing an ever more critical role in addressing food security and nutrition challenges. The report, FAO Partnerships Report 2025, emphasizes that partnerships are not merely a means of delivering results, but are increasingly a core mechanism for driving innovation, scaling impact, and building the conditions necessary for sustainable change.
The report further highlights how FAO leverages partnerships with non-state actors, including the private sector, academia, research institutions, and civil society organizations, to drive innovation, scale successful solutions, and create the enabling conditions necessary for sustainable agrifood systems transformation.
