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A World without Hunger is Possible

2023  |  Author(s): UNIDO

#Food security

The global food system is imbalanced, leaving 828 million people, or 10% of the global population, hungry and 3 billion unable to afford a healthy diet. Growing challenges from unforeseen global events and climate change threaten food security, posing difficulties for the reliable sourcing of raw materials in the food processing industry.

This brochure showcases solutions that UNIDO contributes towards addressing these challenges throughout the whole value chain, from seeds to packaging.


UNIDO and Green Hydrogen in Industry

2023  |  Author(s): UNIDO

#Green hydrogen

The division of Climate and Technology Partnerships (CTP) lays out their two-pillar approach to The Global Programme for Hydrogen in Industry (GPHI). The Programme aims to influence and guide the development of market policies, standards, skills, financing instruments, innovation, and coordination between key stakeholders.


UNIDO and Sustainable Supply Chains

2023  |  Author(s): UNIDO

#Sustainable supply chains

The divisions of Fair Production, Sustainability Standards and Trade (PST) details five technical dimensions and three levels of intervention to promote the integration of countries into domestic, regional, and global value chains in a manner that is socially just, environmentally sustainable and economically inclusive.


UNIDO and Food Security

2023  |  Author(s): UNIDO

#Food security

The division of Agribusiness and Infrastructure Development (AGR) presents sixstrategic areas to address the complexity of poverty reductions and food system transformation. The strategy aligns with the main priorities of Member States to spur economic transformation.



IID Policy Brief 1: Global Industrial Policy: Measurement and Results

2023  |  Author(s): R. Juhász, N. Lane, E. Oehlsen and V. C. Pérez

#Policy Brief

Using a readily available source of mass data on commercial policies, we present insights into current industrial policy use around the world. Our findings suggest that industrial policy is on the rise globally, with rich countries leading the race in terms of its use.










IID Policy Brief 5: Greening industrial development

2023  |  Author(s): G. Anzolin and A. Lebdioui

#Policy Brief

Climate change raises important questions for the sustainability of industrialization as a development model, a model that has allowed countries to prosper over the past two centuries. Industrial policy  is increasingly being recognized as a key ingredient of the transition to a low carbon future. Greener consumption is crucial if we are to achieve the sustainability goals.