The Global Partnership for the True Price of Food enables actors in the food sector to embrace and apply true pricing on a large scale. The goal is to provide governments and businesses with the tools they need to make healthy, sustainable and affordable food available for all through true pricing.
Actors in the food system need to be empowered to adopt true pricing for it to be used at scale, currently there are several blockers at the national and global level such as: limited awareness and understanding, the effects of policy interventions are unknown, there is a lack of accepted standards, data, accessible technology and tools and regulatory blockers.
Scalable true price pilots that serve as proof for local and national policy interventions and the implementation of a UN Resolution on true pricing
Together develop strategies to reduce the true price gap of products and taking remediation actions
Policy related sessions, events and campaigns with and towards governments to enhance the adoption of true pricing in the food sector
The Global Partnership on True Price of Food is a collaboration between governments, business, and civil society, all working on or with true pricing in the food sector.
True pricing initiatives are sprouting up around the world: from supermarkets in the Netherlands, to case studies on climate smart coffee in Columbia. By downloading our interactive map you will have access to an overview of true pricing around the world, initiated by any party. The map includes links to case studies, true pricing policies, and many other initiatives.
To learn more about the partnership and/or to join the partnership, please contact us globalpartnership@trueprice.org
For the latest developments and news, please visit the Global Partnership for the True Price of Food Newsletter Archive through the button below.
