Future of Food Fund

Food security

By 2030, the world will have 8.5 billion people to feed. However, a large proportion of our cropland experience soil erosion, reduced fertility, and overgrazing.

With growing demand for food, food security is an interdisciplinary concern that crosses geographical and political borders. Secure access to food can produce wide ranging positive impacts, including economic growth and job creation.

Food nutrition

Nutrition begins with food. Access to quality, nutritious food is fundamental to existence. A well-balanced diet helps the body function properly.

The science of nutrition concerns everything the body does with food to carry on its functions.

Livestock

Animals form an important part of our food supply. Losses can disrupt food supply and lead to food shortages.

Animal medicines protect the food security of millions of people across the world by enabling farmers to deliver food efficiently, safely and affordably.

Food for all

With more than half the world’s consumers owning pets, food security for hundreds of millions of dogs and cats – the two most popular pets in the world – is an important matter.

Food safety

Data-driven solutions, alternative sources of nutrients, and shifting of diets are needed to maximize our scarce resources. Foodborne illnesses are preventable and underreported public health problem.

Foodborne illnesses are a burden on public health and contribute significantly to the cost of health care. They also endanger vulnerable groups such as the elderly and the young.

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