On May 10, 2022, the Munich Security Conference and The Rockefeller Foundation gathered key diplomatic, non-governmental, and private sector stakeholders from Europe and North America in Washington, DC for a …
At Acumen, we see the world as it is and imagine it as it could be. With support from The Rockefeller Foundation, we’re asking pressing questions about our current and …
The Rockefeller Foundation has a longstanding commitment to improve lives and the planet, and unleash human potential through innovation. We are dedicated to the principle that all people have the …
The Foundation’s largest-ever investment in food and nutrition aims to reach 40 million underserved people in three years with Good Food that benefits human health, protects the planet and creates …
The way we eat today is failing both people and the planet. Despite the food system’s $9 trillion global market value, it is driving more than twice that in additional …
The way we eat today is failing both people and the planet: over 560 million agricultural workers and their families live in extreme poverty, unhealthy diets account for one in …
The FS-TIP Food Systems Analysis Toolkit helps users conduct a landscaping and diagnostic analysis of a country’s food system. It contains guidance, tools, and templates to enable the generation of …
This report highlights the vital role of school meal programs in providing essential nutrition to 30 million children and their families in the U.S. Access to nutritious meals not only promotes better health but also enhances learning outcomes. Despite the $18.7 billion annual cost of running these programs, they yield significant benefits, valued at nearly $40 billion, in terms of improved human health and economic equity.
The Rockefeller Foundation and the Center for Good Food Purchasing released an analysis of school meal programs in the U.S., finding that the programs provide $40 billion in health and …