What does climate change mean for agriculture and food systems?

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On 28 February Professor Sir Gordon Conway will be at IFAD to deliver a talk about how climate change is transforming rural development and outline how agricultural practices need to change as a result. He will discuss how agriculture is both a victim and culprit of climate change. Elwyn Grainger-Jones, Director Environment and Climate Division will present the IFAD perspective, and Kevin Cleaver, Associate Vice President, Programmes will moderate the discussion that follows. 

See also

• Photos from the event
• Storified tweets from the event
• Statement by IFAD President at the seminar with Sir Gordon Conway and the Rome-based agencies at FAO 27 February 2013 
• Blog by Kevin Cleaver, IFAD Associate Vice-President Programmes: My take on Sir Gordon Conway's book: One billion hungry: can we feed the world? 
• “One Billion Hungry: Can we Feed the World”