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Vol. 87, No. 88 

Friday, May 6, 2022 

AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

Notice of May 23, 2022 Meeting of the 

Board for International Food and 

Agricultural Development 

AGENCY: Agency for International 

Development. 

ACTION: Notice of meeting; request for 

comment. 

Pursuant to the Federal Advisory 

Committee Act, notice is hereby given of 

a public meeting of the Board for 

International Food and Agricultural 

Development (BIFAD), The Global Food 

Security Crisis: Exploring the Evidence 

Base and Lessons from the Past to 

Strengthen Agricultural, Nutrition, and 

Food Systems in the Face of Shocks. 

The meeting will be held on May 23, 

2022 from 12:00 to 2:30 EDT online, 

with designated times for public 

comment from 1:30–1:50 p.m. EDT and 

from 2:15–2:20 p.m. EDT. The meeting 

will be livestreamed via Zoom 

(registration required) and accessible at 

the following link: https://

us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_

vCZ3oZYDTAyEEcq14OwKIA. 

The BIFAD is a seven-member, 

presidentially appointed advisory board 

to USAID established in 1975 under 

Title XII of the Foreign Assistance Act, 

as amended, to ensure that USAID 

brings the assets of U.S. universities to 

bear on development challenges in 

agriculture and food security and 

supports their representation in USAID 

programming. This will be the first 

public meeting of BIFAD members 

appointed by President Joseph Biden on 

January 14, 2022 and will include an 

introduction to newly appointed BIFAD 

members, a briefing on BIFAD’s current 

work plan priorities, and an overview of 

key upcoming initiatives. Public 

comment is invited to further inform 

BIFAD’s work. 

In the face of short-term and longterm shocks, fragile food systems are 

driving increases in poverty, hunger, 

and child stunting. The global effort to 

end hunger and poverty is at a critical 

moment, with Russia’s invasion of 

Ukraine adding to an alreadycompounded global food crisis as 

countries struggle to recover from the 

impacts of COVID–19, humanitarian 

emergencies and climate change. 

What does it mean to get ahead of 

future crises and to build resilient food 

systems? What are the lessons learned 

from previous crises, including the 

COVID–19 pandemic and the 2007– 

2008 global food price crisis? BIFAD 

will take stock of evidence around these 

questions and identify weak links in 

food systems that must be strengthened 

to respond to global food security crises 

and to mitigate the impacts of current 

and future shocks. Food systems, 

nutrition, and humanitarian assistance 

experts will share lessons learned about 

resilience in the face of these 

disruptions. Evidence-based 

recommendations from these 

deliberations will inform USAID 

strategy implementation, policy, and 

programming. 

For questions about registration, 

please contact Carol Chan at 

carol.chan@tetratech.com. For questions 

about BIFAD, or to submit written 

public comments in advance, please 

contact Clara Cohen, Designated Federal 

Officer for BIFAD in the Bureau for 

Resilience and Food Security at USAID. 

Interested persons may email her at 

ccohen@usaid.gov or telephone her at 

(202) 712–0119. 

Clara Cohen, 

Designated Federal Officer, BIFAD. 

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