Help us urgently call on the Netherlands to invest in farmers and climate
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End Climate Change, End Hunger
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Hi there, 

 

Climate change is creating a hunger epidemic but, in days, Dutch leaders could
decide on a plan to stop the starvation.

 

The climate emergency is causing our oceans to warm, and natural disasters
like droughts and floods, all of which threaten our food supply. Smallholder
farmers have been adopting new climate-friendly technologies to mitigate
climate change,but they’re also on the frontlines personally facing-down
drought and hunger. 

 

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) needs better
funding to help farmers and to mitigate the climate crisis — and that’s where
we can have a real impact! If thousands of Global Citizens all sign the
petition and then tweet at the Netherlands’ Foreign Minister, Sigrid Kaag, we
could win new funds for IFAD and help millions of farmers <>.  
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Smallholder farmers are responsible for only 5% of the earth’s emissions, but
IFAD is helping farmers use better techniques and technologies to reduce their
carbon footprint because everyone and every industry have a role to play in
protecting our planet. 

 

Millions of people who sustainably farm their land have slowly been affected
by a changing climate, losing crop yields and their livelihoods. IFAD works to
keep land fertile and people fed while mitigating the climate crisis. Wealthy
countries like the Netherlands can help by funding IFAD.Click now to sign the
petition, then tweet directly at Minister Kaag
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With hope,

 

Ari and the Global Citizen team



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