The global food system faces rising pressure from climate volatility, supply-chain disruption, and growing demand, requiring governments to rethink how food is produced, stored, and distributed. Food security increasingly depends on resilient post-harvest systems, efficient logistics, and policies that reduce food loss while strengthening rural incomes.​ This session explores how governments, development institutions, investors, and global food companies can collaborate to scale post-harvest and cold-chain infrastructure, mobilise public–private capital, and establish governance frameworks that position food logistics as strategic national assets—particularly in climate-vulnerable and import-dependent regions.