A new briefing paper, Land for Food and Climate Justice: The Case for Redistributive Agrarian Reforms released today underscores a powerful yet underutilized solution to the intersecting crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, food insecurity, and inequality: redistributive agrarian reform. “The solution lies in the hands of those who have always safeguarded ecosystems – small-scale food providers and Indigenous Peoples. Small-scale food providers feed the world. “Small-scale food providers, Indigenous Peoples and rural communities are not just victims of climate change – they are frontline climate actors,” said Philip Seufert. “If we are serious about just transitions and climate justice, land redistribution must be at the center of global policy efforts.”Download the full briefing paper here.