Equitable Livelihoods
Productive and resilient livelihoods, 繁荣的农村社区和公平的价值分配是可持续粮食系统的核心原则，也是强大的农业综合企业部门的基础. The Equitable Livelihoods project, 作为WBCSD在公平和生计议程上的整体领导的一部分, works with companies across the food and agriculture value chain to generate strong business value as well as social impact through 1) Strengthening human rights policy and practice; 2) Promoting living incomes and wages; and 3) 将农民的繁荣置于粮食系统转型的核心.
The challenge
农民和其他价值链行为体正承受着气候变化带来的压力，极易受到2019冠状病毒病大流行的经济影响以及某些地区政治不稳定和冲突的影响. 那些生产世界上大部分粮食的国家代表了全球受营养不良和生活贫困影响的大多数人口. In turn, 农村工人正在离开农村，进入城市地区，以寻求更好的生活质量. 私营部门参与这些社区，寻找增强其抵御能力和回报其努力的解决方案，对于成功实现粮食系统转型至关重要, 确保整个行业的未来成功.
The business case
繁荣的农村经济是繁荣的农业综合企业部门和可持续粮食系统的必要先决条件. 日益严格的监管环境, consumer demand for fairly-traded and sustainably-sourced products; new technologies providing essential data that can drive improved efficiencies and productivity; and innovative financing models that reward equitable investments are fast emerging. These trends and tools offer a potential win-win: stable and transparent supply for the agribusiness sector; resilient rural economies and improved livelihoods for farmers and upstream value chain actors.
The solution
公平生计项目是促进WBCSD在全组织范围内解决公平问题的关键 Vision 2050 strategy. Working with actors across the supply chain, the Equitable Livelihoods project develops tools and training to help companies protect human rights; promote living incomes and wages; and explore the role of inclusive and innovative business models in agricultural systems, 例如，通过负责任的采购赋予供应商权力. 这些解决办法符合综合报告中确定的行动领域 WBCSD Food & Agriculture Roadmap.
Priority action areas
SDG Impact
私营部门在确保农民和农村社区从粮食系统转型中受益方面发挥的作用，对于实现许多正规博彩十大网站排名目标和公司ESG目标至关重要. A focus on rural agricultural development through stimulating investment and market access; protecting human rights; and promoting the uptake of inclusive technologies are powerful levers to end poverty and malnutrition and secure sustainable development for a healthy population.
Contacts
Emeline Fellus
Senior Director, Agriculture and Food & Member of the Extended Leadership Group
Clarice Mporamazina
Manager, Agriculture & Food Policy
Martina Asquini
Senior Associate, Agriculture & Food