The Food & Agricultural Commodity Systems Community (formerly known as the Green Commodities Community) builds on the convening power of UNDP’s  Food & Agricultural Commodity Systems Practice, the Good Growth Partnership, the Food and Land Use Restauration (FOLUR) Programme, the SECO Sustainable Landscape Programme in Indonesia (SLPI), and a growing number of other initiatives.   

Unlike communities primarily promoting technical solutions, the Food & Agricultural Commodity Systems Community focuses on advancing progressive practices and innovative solutions in effective collaborative action and effective food systems governance. 

The Community is a space where practitioners shape, share and learn the progressive practices and innovative solutions which will transform food and agricultural commodity systems. It brings together global change makers, sector specialists, local leaders and project practitioners from government, business, international organizations, and civil society. 

Today the Community counts 440+ members from 32 countries working on 10 food and agricultural commodities, and is planning to reach 600 practitioners by 2025 and expand its geographical and commodities portfolio.