Littlefoot Ventures, in collaboration with the Global Philanthropy Forum, hosted a webinar tailored for funders and foundations seeking to drive impact in food systems. This powerful discussion explored how philanthropy and collaboration can reduce risk in our food systems by addressing food and climate financing gaps.
Featuring incredible food system thought leaders:
- Moderator: Eva Goulbourne, CEO, Littlefoot Ventures
- Sarah Howard, Managing Director, Global Philanthropy Forum
- Tania Strauss, Head of Food & Water, World Economic Forum
- Shalini Unnikrishnan, Managing Director & Partner, Boston Consulting Group
- James Mwangi, Founder & CEO, Africa Climate Ventures
The urgency is clear. Philanthropic capital can be catalytic—bringing stakeholders together, de-risking investment, and unlocking large-scale transformation.
View the full video here: