The recent global fertiliser crisis has unveiled the precarious state of our agri-food systems, heavily reliant on conventional fertiliser inputs. This crisis exposes vulnerabilities stemming from overdependence on specific sources, fluctuating prices and environmental concerns. Yet, it also serves as a catalyst for exploring and scaling innovative solutions that promote soil health, optimise fertiliser use and enhance farm productivity.This publication embodies that collective action.

Integrated soil fertility management (ISFM) stands at the forefront of the efforts to address these challenges. This publication provides evidence to the collective commitment to addressing the global fertiliser crisis. By embracing ISFM principles, advocating for sustainable investments at the upcoming summits and fostering collaboration within the community, this publication charts a path towards a future where healthy soils, optimised fertiliser use, and food security go hand in hand.