Global food security system · Zero Hunger 2030
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Five pillars and twenty programmes, built to work as one. Each pillar is its own microsite, and each programme block opens its own page.
The 2030 goal
By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round.Sustainable Development Goal 2, target 2.1
Hunger is falling, but FAO and its partners find the improvements “insufficient to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030”. Our system exists to close that gap in developing countries.
Sources: FAO, IFAD, UNICEF, WFP and WHO, The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2026; United Nations, SDG 2.
Our strategy
A clear goal, the two gaps that matter most, one integrated system to close them, and a delivery model with measurable results.
Help developing countries reach Zero Hunger by making their food systems work as one, from the farm to the market.
The system →02Our research with governments found two gaps that matter most in developing countries: access to global markets and access to technology.
Resource mobilization →03Five pillars and twenty programmes, each its own microsite, designed to reinforce one another rather than work in pieces.
Explore the pillars →04Delivered with governments through agricultural public-private partnerships, with objectives and key results for every programme.
How we deliver →At a glance
SDG alignment
Through T57, our system brings small producers and businesses into verified trade and finance, and contributes to specific SDG targets measured from that trade.
Access to economic resources and financial services, and resilience to shocks.
Market access and finance for small-scale food producers, and timely market information to limit price volatility.
Women-owned businesses tracked and supported from onboarding.
Growth of micro, small and medium enterprises, including access to finance.
Small firms integrated into value chains, with access to credit.
Economic inclusion through cooperatives and producer organizations.
Less food lost, as surplus is matched to buyers.
Resilience through alternative origins and routes when climate shocks hit.
Public, private and development partners on shared infrastructure.
SDG contribution as published by T57. t57.ai/about/sdg-delivery ↗
The challenge
Farming, logistics, processing, distribution and technology are each tackled on their own, and farmers carry the cost. Our research with governments found two gaps that matter most in developing countries: access to global markets and access to technology.
Sources: FAO, Tracking progress on food and agriculture-related SDG indicators 2022; FAO, 2021; UNEP, Food Waste Index Report 2024.
Platforms
Operating platforms put the pillars into practice, from the trade technology that connects markets to the physical hubs where food is stored, processed and moved.
Central trade points that move products across regions. They create jobs, build food processing, cut waste and open access to global markets.
Learn more →Hubs built around labour-intensive halal industries to drive job creation, Muslim SME growth and self-sufficiency.
Learn more →Knowledge, technology, storage, testing, seeds, processing, logistics, finance and expertise for farmers, all under one roof.
Learn more →Closed-containment fish farming that produces twenty times more than traditional farms of the same size, without antibiotics or vaccines.
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The World’s First AI-Native Food Ecosystem.
t57.ai ↗T57 is a groundbreaking asset class at the intersection of agriculture, food trade, logistics, and finance. It links farmers, producers, sellers, governments, and other ecosystem stakeholders on a single unified platform.
Developed by Al-Mukarramah. T57 text and logo from T57 (t57.ai).
Partnerships
We deliver through governments and regional organisations. Our largest framework is with the Islamic Organization for Food Security (IOFS), as its strategic implementation partner. We are also building cooperation in ASEAN and with governments across Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
Work with us
Distribution hubs, special agri-zones and model support centers, delivered with national and regional partners.
Register interestINVESTORS AND BANKSAgricultural public-private partnerships with measurable objectives and key results.
Invest with usFARMERS AND BUSINESSESJoin T57 and our platforms to trade across borders.
Explore T57 ↗News
An Al-Mukarramah delegation met the Prime Minister of Cambodia, Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet, at the Peace Palace in Phnom Penh. Talks covered a strategic food security partnership between Saudi Arabia and Cambodia, bringing Cambodian food brands to the Saudi market, and collaboration on rice and other agricultural commodities.
Sheikh Salim met the President of the Maldives, Dr Mohamed Muizzu, at the President's Office in Malé to discuss cooperation on food security, fisheries, trade and investment.
The Al-Mukarramah team met Chinese and African delegates to discuss strategic collaboration on food security, agri-industrial investment and trade.
An Al-Mukarramah delegation met key Cambodian business leaders to discuss strategic collaboration in food security, agri-industry, trade and investment between Saudi Arabia and Cambodia.
The Al-Mukarramah delegation met Malaysian and Cambodian business leaders to agree a framework for strategic collaboration on food security, trade and investment.
The Al-Mukarramah delegation met the leadership of major Cambodian companies to explore strategic collaboration in food production, processing and trade.
T57 was presented at the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Food Security and Agricultural Development and the 6th IOFS General Assembly in Doha.
The Islamic Organization for Food Security named Al-Mukarramah its strategic implementation partner for food security programmes in all OIC member states. Areas include product development, distribution hubs, special agri-zones, cooperative stores, agri-technology, contract farming, fisheries, logistics and entrepreneurship.
