The Global Network Against Food Crises (GNAFC) is an alliance of humanitarian and development actors united by the commitment to tackle the root causes of food crises and promote sustainable solutions through shared analysis and knowledge, strengthened coordination in evidence-based responses and collective efforts across the Humanitarian, Development and Peace (HDP) nexus. We publish reports such as the Global Report on Food Crises, Hunger Hotspots and others available in our Resources section. We also organize events addressing food insecurity, and its root causes in climate, conflict and economic factors.

Read more about us here or by downloading the flyer below.


Dimensions of work

 

Partners in the Global Network are committed to working together and achieving results in
three key areas at global, regional, and country levels:

Understanding food crises

Understanding food crises

by generating consensus and evidence-based food insecurity, resilience, and risk analyses, including monitoring, evaluation and learning.

Strategic investments in food security and nutrition

Strategic investments in food security and nutrition

by leveraging evidence-based, coherent and integrated strategic programming with country-level impact.

Going beyond food

Going beyond food

by fostering political uptake and seeking synergies and coordination with other clusters and sectors to address other dimensions driving the food security crisis scenarios.

 

Our Country and Regional Approach

In food crisis contexts where the Global Network focuses its efforts in-country, this will be based on a defined ‘service offer’ facilitated by the Global Network Technical Support Unit, drawing on the capacities and support of Global Network members in-country.

Timeline of Achievements

 

 

Global Network's founding members: