Nigeria has emerged 17th position of the 25 countries the Food Sustainability Index an index revolving around 3 main pillars based on the central paradoxes identified by the Milan Protocol.
The Food Sustainability Index is a ranking of 25 countries on food system sustainability. It was created as a quantitative and qualitative benchmarking model, constructed from 58 indicators that measure the sustainability of food systems across three themes: Food Loss and Waste, Sustainable Agriculture, and Nutritional Challenges. The index contains three types of key performance indicators: environmental, societal, and economic.



These three concepts are quantified and measured by a mix of quantitative and qualitative indicators that constitute the framework for the index assessing the 25 countries.



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