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One Planet
Executive
Meeting 2021
Monday June 14
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10YFP Board Members* & Group of Friends for SCP
ARGENTINA* AZERBAIJAN* BHUTAN* COLOMBIA* COSTA RICA DENMARK
One Planet Executive Meeting
2021
EUROPEAN FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY HUNGARY* INDONESIA
Invitees COMMISSION
ISRAEL* ITALY JAPAN* KENYA* MAURITIUS* NETHERLANDS
NIGERIA*
SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND* UNITED KINGDOM
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One Planet network Programme leads One Planet Executive Meeting 2021 Invitees 4
One Planet Executive Meeting 2021 Invitees 5
Chairs of the Executive Meeting
The Executive Meeting is always co-chaired by the Chair/Vice-Chair of the 10YFP Board, a programme lead and UNEP
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Martine Rohn-Brossard Ulf Jaeckel Sheila Aggarwal-Khan
Head of Europe, Trade and Head of Division, Federal Ministry for the Director,
Development Cooperation Section Environment, Nature Conservation and Economy Division
and Deputy Head of International Nuclear Safety UNEP
Affairs Division, Federal Office for Germany
the Environment
Switzerland
Vice-Chair Programme Lead United Nations Environment
10YFP Board Consumer Information-SCP Programme
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14.00 Technical guidance & meeting modalities (10YFP Secretariat)
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14.05 Session 1 – Introductory session
Welcome remarks and expectations
- Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
14.05
- Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
14.20 - Mr. Ulf Jaeckel, Head of Division, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and
Nuclear Safety, Germany
Six Icons Slide
- Ms. Sheila Aggarwal-Khan, Economy Division Director, United Nations Environment Programme
Session 2
This is where you put your
A common ambition: building and mobilising the global movement for SCP
body text and it can be
about this long if you like
The One Planet network connecting the dots, bringing communities together
14.20 or longer if you prefer.
- WWF, lead of the Sustainable Food Systems programme (Reflecting on the UN Sustainable
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14.20
14.55 Food Systems Summit) – 10’
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15.00 - France, Ministry of Ecological Transition (Achieving national objectives on climate change and
biodiversity through SCP policies) 10’
- Japan, lead of the Sustainable Lifestyles & Education programme (Illustrating how SCP
through sustainable lifestyles is contributing to the aforementioned agendas.) 10’
14.55 Brainstorming on broadening the movement and breaking silos (4 breakout groups)
- - Introduction to the breakout group activity (5’)
15.50 - Breakout groups (30’)
- Reporting back to plenary and discussions (20’)
15.50 Wrap up and closing remarks
- - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
16.00 Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
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Welcome remarks
and expectations
Martine Rohn-Brossard
Ulf Jaeckel
Sheila Aggarwal-Khan
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One Planet Executive Meeting 2021
Agenda
Session 1
Introductory Session
Monday 14 th June, 2pm to 2.20pm CEST
Session 2
A Common ambition: building and mobilizing
the global movement for SCP
Monday 14 th June, 2.20pm – 4.00pm CEST
Session 3
Prioritisation for high-impact actions and
systemic change
Tuesday 15 th June, 2pm to 3.15pm CEST
Session 4
Commitments on SCP to achieve sustainable
development
Tuesday 15 th June, 3.15pm – 4.00pm CEST
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Technical guidance & meeting modalities (10YFP Secretariat)
14.00
-
14.05
Session 1
Welcome remarks and expectations
14.05 - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
- Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
14.20
Six Icons Slide
- Mr. Ulf Jaeckel, Head of Division, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and
Nuclear Safety, Germany
- is Ms.
This Sheila
where youAggarwal-Khan,
put your Economy Division Director, United Nations Environment Programme
body text and it can be
Session
about 2 if you like
this long
A common
14.20 or longer if you ambition:
prefer. building and mobilising the global movement for SCP
-
14.20
14.55
- The One Planet network connecting the dots, bringing communities together
15.00
- Ms. Martina Fleckenstein, WWF, co-lead of the Sustainable Food Systems programme
- Ms. Anne Pluvinage-Nierengarten, French Ministry of Ecological Transition
- Mr. Atsushi Watabe, Japan, Sustainable Lifestyles & Education programme
Brainstorming on broadening the movement and breaking silos (4 breakout groups)
14.55
- Introduction to the breakout group activity
-
15.50 - Breakout groups
- Reporting back to plenary and discussions
15.50 Wrap up and closing remarks
- - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
16.00 Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
10A common ambition:
building and
mobilising the global
movement for SCP
Martine Rohn-Brossard
Vice-Chair of the 10YFP Board
11Panelists
Martina Anne
Atsushi Watabe
Fleckenstein Pluvinage-Nierengarten
WWF-International Ministry of Ecological Transition Institute for Global
France Environmental Strategies (IGES)
JapanMs. Martina Fleckenstein
WWF-International
“Reflecting on the UN Sustainable Food Systems Summit”
13One Planet network’s
Sustainable Food Systems
Programme
Reflecting on the UN Food
Systems Summit
OPN Executive Committee Meeting
14th June 2021
14Convincing
stakeholders of
the importance of
a (sustainable
food) systems
approach
15Paving the way to the UN Food Systems Summit
• Successful joint advocacy promoting food systems and/or OPN
recognition:
▾ CFS’21
▾ FAO Conference 2019 - Committee on Agriculture (COAG)
▾ UNEA Ministerial Declaration 2019
▾ UNGA 2018
▾ HLPF Ministerial Declaration 2018
▾ 3 SFSP global conferences
Through these, the SFS Programme contributed to the momentum on food
systems, almost paving the way for the Food Systems Summit
• Current role at UNFSS:
▾ Most key Summit players are SFSP MAC members.
▾ Organized 1st Summit Global Dialogue with UN Special Envoy.
16Expectations
UN Food Systems
Summit
17Opportunity: the UNFSS as catalyzer of 2021 the year of transformation
and rebuilding
Leaders’ Pledge
for Nature
CBD COP15
UNCCD COP 15
UN Decade of Restoration
G7 and G20
Finance & Green Recovery
UNFCCC COP26
Nature-based Solutions; NDC
181. A Statement of Action by the UN Secretary-General that
offers a guiding narrative on equitable and sustainable food
systems
2. A large number of Member States taking immediate
action (not more commitments) with strategies, policies
and investments that advance their national pathway
towards food systems transformation.
3. A bold set of multi-stakeholder action and coalitions
UN Food Systems emerging from cities, communities, companies, civil society,
Summit citizens, development actors, young people, and food
producers
expected 4. Vibrant communities, in particular youth movements,
OUTCOMES are built or strengthened worldwide to drive food systems
transformation
5. Provisions for a mechanism of regular follow-up and
review activities at national, regional and global levels
19What can be role of the
OPN in implementation
of FSS?
How do we get there?
20How can OPN play a part in implementation of
UNFSS outcomes?
• Engage in Summit coalitions for implementation of Action
Areas: SFSP has key role through direct and indirect (partner)
involvement.
• Encourage and secure Member State and private sector actions.
• Foster continued inclusive dialogue: promote dialogues that
trigger food systems pathways of transformation with governments
The SFSP has valuable assets useful for Summit outcomes:
▾ Portfolio of multi-stakeholder core initiatives and working groups
▾ A suite of tools for SFS implementation on the ground
▾ Global conferences
▾ Mandate (political legitimacy) and reporting mechanism
21Key processes to secure OPN/SFSP secures Food
Systems Summit implementation role
▾ SFSP MAC renewal: once completed in October, develop adapted
work plan aligned to Summit outcomes.
▾ Overcome bottleneck: We need clarity on what happens with the
10YFP and SCP global partnership after 2022
▾ Critical framing: We need that the new “strategy on global
collaboration on SCP” post-2022 allows flexibility to continue work
based on the ‘systems approach’.
22•Q & A 23
• THANK YOU 24
Anne Pluvinage-Nierengarten
Ministry of Ecological Transition
France
"Achieving national objectives on climate change and biodiversity through SCP policies”
25French National Strategy to combat Imported
Deforestation
➢ SCP approach to support climate and biodiversity agendas
➢ Free supply chains in cocoa, timber and derived products,
natural rubber, palm oil, soy, and beef and its byproducts from
deforestation they might induce in producing countries
➢ Strategy composed of 5 axes:
• Development and promotion of knowledge
• International cooperation
• Public policies to support demand
• Promotion and coordination of commitments of relevant
stakeholders
• Measurement and monitoring
26Axis 1: Development and promotion of knowledge
➢Tool to measure footprint of France and human pressure
exercised on forest ecosystems globally
27Axis 2: International cooperation
➢2019 - 2024, the French Development Agency dedicates at
least 60 million euros per year to finance projects that are
contributing to the sustainable management of forests and
reforestation;
➢Supports to the development of roadmaps within producer
countries and regions (Ivory Coast, Columbia and Indonesia);
➢Cooperation with major importing countries such as India and
China to collectively improve the sustainability of raw materials
supply chains.
28Axis 3: Public policies to support demand
➢National Strategy on vegetal (plant) proteins to reinforce in
ten years its self-sufficiency;
➢Working towards a "zero deforestation" public purchasing
policy by 2022 (including the “zero deforestation objective” in
agricultural plans);
➢Public procurement guide for “zero deforestation” (which will
support more than 130 000 public buyers);
29Axis 4: Promotion and coordination of
commitments of relevant stakeholders
➢ Incentivizing financial actors to explicitly and systematically
integrate the fight against deforestation into their investment
policies and strategies;
➢Online platform bringing together businesses, NGOs, and
public institutions to inform the public on imported deforestation
and highlight initiatives from the private sector.
30Axis 5: Measurement and monitoring
➢ Measurement and monitoring of progress, in order to, if
necessary, take new binding measures and broaden scope of
the Initiative to include additional products.
31Atsushi Watabe
Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
Japan
“Illustrating how SCP through sustainable lifestyles is contributing
to the aforementioned agendas”
32Technical guidance & meeting modalities (10YFP Secretariat)
14.00
-
14.05
Session 1
Welcome remarks and expectations
14.05 - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
- Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
14.20
Six Icons Slide
- Mr. Ulf Jaeckel, Head of Division, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and
Nuclear Safety, Germany
- is Ms.
This Sheila
where youAggarwal-Khan,
put your Economy Division Director, United Nations Environment Programme
body text and it can be
Session
about 2 if you like
this long
A common
14.20 or longer if you ambition:
prefer. building and mobilising the global movement for SCP
-
14.20
14.55
- The One Planet network connecting the dots, bringing communities together
15.00
- Ms. Martina Fleckenstein, WWF, co-lead of the Sustainable Food Systems programme
- Ms. Anne Pluvinage-Nierengarten, French Ministry of Ecological Transition
- Mr. Atsushi Watabe, Japan, Sustainable Lifestyles & Education programme
Brainstorming on broadening the movement and breaking silos (4 breakout groups)
14.55
- Introduction to the breakout group activity
-
15.50 - Breakout groups
- Reporting back to plenary and discussions
15.50 Wrap up and closing remarks
- - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
16.00 Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
33Brainstorming on
broadening the
movement and
breaking silos
Martine Rohn-Brossard
Vice-Chair of the 10YFP Board
34What is the added value of the One Planet network as a platform for
inspiring a global movement for SCP?
What can be done to actively promote the centrality of SCP approaches
to addressing the climate, nature and pollution crises?
Breakout
group Are there specific bridges between these agendas that need to be built
questions to better “connect the dots”, and what are the challenges of doing so?
What elements make up a strategic partnership (in this context) and
what should a strategic partnership concretely produce?
35Report back
to plenary
& discussion
36Technical guidance & meeting modalities (10YFP Secretariat)
14.00
-
14.05
Session 1
Welcome remarks and expectations
14.05 - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
- Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
14.20
Six Icons Slide
- Mr. Ulf Jaeckel, Head of Division, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and
Nuclear Safety, Germany
- is Ms.
This Sheila
where youAggarwal-Khan,
put your Economy Division Director, United Nations Environment Programme
body text and it can be
Session
about 2 if you like
this long
A common
14.20 or longer if you ambition:
prefer. building and mobilising the global movement for SCP
-
14.20
14.55
- The One Planet network connecting the dots, bringing communities together
15.00
- Ms. Martina Fleckenstein, WWF, co-lead of the Sustainable Food Systems programme
- Ms. Anne Pluvinage-Nierengarten, French Ministry of Ecological Transition
- Mr. Atsushi Watabe, Japan, Sustainable Lifestyles & Education programme
Brainstorming on broadening the movement and breaking silos (4 breakout groups)
14.55
- Introduction to the breakout group activity
-
15.50 - Breakout groups
- Reporting back to plenary and discussions
15.50 Wrap up and closing remarks
- - Ms. Martine Rohn-Brossard, Head of Europe, Trade and Development Cooperation Section and
16.00 Deputy Head of International Affairs Division, Federal Office for the Environment, Switzerland
37Wrap-up and
closing remarks
Martine Rohn-Brossard
Vice-Chair of the 10YFP Board
38Thank You
See you tomorrow
for Day 2 of the
2021 One Planet network
Executive Meeting
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