| ・ Prevention of fragile states falling into failure, preventative diplomacy that encourage inclusive institutions and the triage of fragile and failed states in global development agendas |
| ・ International Community support for governments that support rule of law, security, basic policing, public health, multilateral governmental treaties and ethical and transparent governmental and banking practices |
| ・ State supported safety nets to alleviate food insecurity through food programming (sustainable in the short term―not to encourage dependency) |
| ・ Sustainable food aid through agricultural, technological and sustainable practices with educational access |
| ・ Predictable, transparent and partnership oriented private sector policy involvement |
| ・ Preparation to tackle the expected impacts of market manipulation and price shocks |
| ・ Multilateral stakeholder policy that encourages investment that encourage environmental integrity, environmental infrastructure and environmental protection |
| ・ Strengthening and supporting basic public health and hygiene infrastructure to citizens―to include primary healthcare access in the basic form of vaccines and potable water |
| ・ Encourage democratic, sustainable and governmental policy that reverse fragile states and mitigate state failure |
| ・ Institutional capacity building to increase resilience and adaptations to market and social shock |
| ・ Building institutional capacity to manage environmental, economic and political shocks |
| ・ Encouraging stability on both the short and long term to rule of law, institutional capacity building and democracy [54] |
| ・ Food industry targets for under nutrition |
| ・ Increase in public-private development |