1. www.unmillenniumproject.org Agenda Motivation and Overview (using Education as an example) Discussion by Selected Intervention Area Energy Services Hunger (multi-sector) Gender Health

2. www.unmillenniumproject.org Who Are the Food Insecure? Smallholder Farmers Rural Landless Urban Poor Forest Dwellers, Pastoralists, Fishing Communities

3. www.unmillenniumproject.org Enabling Policy Reforms Political Action Increase Productivity of Food Insecure Farmers Market Access and Income Generation Restore Natural AssetsImprove Nutrition of the Vulnerable Multi-Pronged Approach to food security

4. www.unmillenniumproject.org Total food security needs Increasing Agricultural Productivity Rural Income Generation Improving Nutrition Food Security Needs Assessment Approach Invest in Soil Health Small scale water management Improved seeds Extension Research Storage Livestock Processing Credit Farmer associations Market space Food for Work Pregnant women, lactating mothers and infants (7-24 months) School meals Supplementation for vulnerable groups Diet diversification Food Aid

5. www.unmillenniumproject.org Interventions To Increase Agricultural Productivity

6. www.unmillenniumproject.org Interventions To Increase Rural Income Generation and Access to Markets

7. www.unmillenniumproject.org Interventions To Improve Nutritional Outcomes

8. www.unmillenniumproject.org Illustrative Targets Increasing agricultural productivity At least 50 percent food insecure smallholder farms by 2015 Increase rural incomes 50% of all pastoralists, rural landless and smallholder farms by 2015 Improve nutritional outcomes 50 % of all target groups by 2015