
We’re celebrating this International Youth Day by recognizing the power of youth to change our world. This year’s theme is “Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health.”
Youth hold enormous potential to incorporate new technologies, build robust agricultural systems, and champion climate action. But to do this, they need secure rights to land—the missing piece in many regions. Explore our selected resources below to learn more about the vast potential youth hold to transform our food systems and foster a healthier world.
3 Resources to Strengthen Youth Land Rights
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