During the recently concluded climate negotiations in Bonn, Germany, negotiators agreed to focus on approaches that include agroecology, climate-smart agriculture, regenerative agriculture, addressing land degradation and desertification, assessment of climate vulnerability and climate-resilient agriculture. They also agreed to focus on family and community agriculture, food systems, biotechnology, artificial intelligence in agriculture, integrated systems for sustainable intensification, standardisation of instruments for agriculture and fisheries and aquaculture.  "The outcomes in the agriculture negotiations at this conference represent a pivotal moment for integrating food systems into climate action,” said Dr Million Belay, the general coordinator for the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, noting that it is an opportunity to champion for sustainable and climate resilient agriculture and food systems.