OPEN LETTERS
ProVeg is regularly involved in political advocacy to governments and international institutions through direct lobbying and sending open letters in collaboration with partner civil society organisations.
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Through its political work, ProVeg advocates for the potential of plant-based foods and lifestyles as an effective approach to tackling a variety of critical issues such as animal welfare, environmental protection, and resource conservation. ProVeg intends to target key institutions like the European Union and bodies of the United Nations to influence the decision making process. Through open letters addressed to relevant decision makers, we start conversations by pointing out insufficient actions and offer our support to shape policies.
Policy 22 April 2023
Joint statement letter on ensuring sustainable catering at COP28
On Earth Day, ProVeg sent a joint statement letter to the COP28 presidency, launched in partnership with YOUNGO and the Food@COP Campaign.
Policy 21 February 2022
Joint statement letter to UNEP on putting food systems on the agenda of UNEA5.2
On Monday, 21 February, ProVeg International and 140 partners from civil society sent a letter to Inger Andersen (UNEP) and HE Espen Barth Eide (President of UNEA5.2).
Policy 19 March 2021
Jointly-signed letter to FAO on transforming our food systems
On Friday, March 19th, ProVeg International and numerous partners from civil society sent a letter to FAO’s Director General, Dr. Qu Dongyu.
Policy 7 September 2020
Open letter on the review of EU promotion of agricultural products
ProVeg International has written an open letter to the EU Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency (CHAFEA), supporting the agency's review of the promotion programme for agricultural products.
Policy 4 June 2020
Jointly-signed letter to UNEP on promoting plant-rich diets
ProVeg and a coalition of civil society organisations have co-signed a letter to UNEP on the eve of World Environment Day.