Seizing the potential of South-South Cooperation: using knowledge exchange to achieve food and nutritional security
Abstract
This article analyzes the World Food Programme Centre of Excellence against Hunger in Brazil (WFP CoE’s) trajectory in providing technical assistance and facilitating policy dialogue between Global South countries, further contributing to three knowledge-related recommendations of the Buenos Aires Plan of Action: 24, 25 and 32. To this end, the article used the CoE’s partnership with the African Union as a showcase of the alignment with these three recommendations.
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