Argentina destacó sus “mercados agrícolas competitivos y transparentes que promueven la producción sostenible”

Argentina’s intervention at the session of the Committee on World Food Security highlighted that public-private cooperation is essential for building sustainable and equitable agri-food systems. By combining institutional expertise with cross-sectoral collaboration, tangible improvements are achieved in production and planning, thereby strengthening global food security through partnerships that transcend state boundaries. A central pillar of this strategy is the commitment to transparency and the generation of accessible information. The implementation of open agricultural estimation systems and the real-time publication of market prices democratize access to data, enabling all actors in the supply chain to make informed decisions. This availability of reliable information not only optimizes operational efficiency but also strengthens trust among market participants, reducing information asymmetries. This approach is relevant to the open data movement because it demonstrates that public information is a common good that drives resilience and innovation. By standardizing and sharing these digital assets, an environment is fostered in which artificial intelligence and satellite analysis can be applied to address complex challenges such as climate change. Ultimately, data transparency becomes an ethical and practical tool for ensuring the right to food, prioritizing open collaboration over corporate or state secrecy.

Source: tn.com.ar
Published on 2025-10-21

Argentina destacó sus “mercados agrícolas competitivos y transparentes que promueven la producción sostenible”

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