Maria Helena Semedo

thumb |Maria Helena Semedo Maria Helena Semedo (born 29 May 1959) is a Cape Verde economist and politician who served as Deputy Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization. Quotes There were many opportunities to highlight the importance of agrifood system transformation as a key part of climate solutions Promoting food security and diversity, empowering and engaging women, youth, Indigenous Peoples and people in vulnerable situations, using science and innovation to improve agricultural practices across the value chains are just some of the principles that will guide FAST’s work. Bringing countries together to coordinate a concerted regional response to address the climate crisis, in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement. agrifood systems and forestry can help cities be resilient and healthy, connecting urban dwellers with nature and delivering benefits across the entire sustainable development agenda. For meaningful change and impact, it is important to build on and implement agreed decisions. Best practices that were extensively discussed in the KJWA on matters such as livestock, soil management, water and the economic impacts of global warming should now be implemented in practice External links Category:Living people Category:Women academics from Cape Verde Category:1959 births Category:Women born in the 1950s