The Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) Digital Conference, which will run online from 3-5 June, will kickstart a global conversation on how to ‘build
back better’ and transform food systems to protect human well-being and planetary health in the wake of the coronavirus
pandemic.
Among the more than 200 speakers are Head of UN Environment Inger Andersen and Director General of WWF International Marco Lambertini; the Special Envoy of WHO Director General on COVID-19 David Nabarro; environmentalist and scholar Vandana Shiva, 350.org’s Bill McKibben, and leaders of the emerging climate and food sovereignty movement in Africa.
Award-winning chefs, Vatican representatives, Indigenous and youth leaders and even an astronaut will also join to help
reimagine the future of food in response to the heath, climate and biodiversity crises.
Over 3,000 people from civil society, research, government, academia, media, the private sector and more have so far
registered to attend, spanning locations across the six continents. Over 18 million people have so far been reached on
social media and conference organizers predict that hundreds of thousands will tune in to live streams based on numbers
from past events.
The conference will make history as the largest digital conference of its kind, and will make use of cutting-edge tech
tools to ensure that the online experience offers as many opportunities for interaction, connection and networking as
possible – while keeping carbon emissions low and health risks minimal.
Interested? It’s not too late to sign up and be part of this crucial global conversation!