Food Security Service | ESCF [Abbr.]

food security [4.7] [ access to food | food availability | food insecurity | food utilisation | stability of food supply ]

Permanent Study Group on Food Security | Permanent Study Group on Sustainable Food Systems

Food Security Assistance Scheme | FSAS [Abbr.]

food safety

Food Security and Technical Assistance Unit

food security | security of food supply

Ordinance of 30 October 1985 on the Fees Charged by the Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office [ FeeO-FSVO ]

food safety [ food product safety | food quality safety | safety of food | food hygiene(UNBIS) ]

service occupation [ caretaking staff | domestic service | domestic staff | domestic worker | security service | service staff | domestic workers(UNBIS) | service industries workers(UNBIS) ]

- On food security, food assistance and nutrition the EU should ensure that its policies work to increase access to food and link with national health strategies that include nutrition services and monitoring of nutritional status in the population, as elaborated in the Communications on Food Security and Food Assistance.

These interventions included: support for initiatives discussed in the CFS; strengthening civil society organisations and farmers’ organisations in partner countries and promoting their empowerment to participate in decision-making processes; empowering women and strengthening their decision-making role in relation to food production, food consumption and household assets; supporting decentralisation and local governance to enhance food security; supporting the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP); strengthening global governance on food and nutrition security, including supporting the Scaling Up Nutrition ...[+++](SUN) Movement; and increasing advocacy to ensure that food and nutrition security is prioritised in international and regional fora, as well as at the level of national governments in partner countries.

It shall equally cover those areas included in agreements and other bilateral instruments with partner countries, or in co-operation agendas jointly agreed with partner countries, as for instance: reinforce the various social services (health, education); contribute to the core infrastructures needed to sustain economic and social development (transports, utilities, telecommunication...); deal with sustainable rural development and food security in their various aspects (agricultural reform, environment, etc.) including appropriate ...[+++]measures to deal with the reform of the sugar protocol [9]; contribute to the emergence of an efficient private sector, able to operate according to the global trade rules and the principles of a market economy (including the institution building efforts more specifically dedicated to this objective); promote good governance, the rule of law and respect for human rights and democratisation; support institution building; management of asylum and migration flows; address security issues, such as the fight against trafficking, crime, and terrorism; address nuclear safety issues; contribute to the development of media and communication sectors; support economic and cultural cooperation with more advanced countries.

supporting the region to mainstream climate change into sustainable development strategies, to develop policies and instruments for adaptation and mitigation, to address the adverse effects of climate change and enhance long-term cooperation initiatives and to reduce the vulnerability to disasters, to support the ASEAN Multi-Sectoral Framework on Climate Change: Agriculture and Forestry towards Food Security;