World Food Prize
The World Food Prize is an international award that honors individuals who have improved the quality, quantity or availability of food worldwide. The Prize was founded by Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, recipient of the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize, for his work that contributed to increases in agricultural outputs which was termed the Green Revolution.
2025 Top Agri-Food Pioneers Announced: 39 Changemakers from 27 Countries Forging a New Future for Food
From Australia to Zimbabwe, 39 visionary scientists, farmers, policy advisors, and entrepreneurs have been named to the list.
The World Food Prize Foundation Announces Changes to the Foundation Board and Council of Advisors
CEO Thomas Vilsack will now also serve as Chair of the Council of Advisors, further strengthening the organization’s leadership and commitment to its mission.
More Than 115 Organizations Join Nobel and World Food Prize Laureates’ Call for Agricultural ‘Moonshot’ to Eliminate Hunger
Research institutes, companies and nonprofits around the world endorsed plea for urgent action to avoid a looming hunger tipping point.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack Appointed as CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation
Vilsack will leverage his extensive leadership and diplomatic experience to enhance the Foundation’s global impact in food security and sustainable agriculture.