The 2008 World Food Summit generally agreed to

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The 2008 World Food Summit focused on helping the countries most dependent on imported grains to produce more food. This is reflected in the summit's theme, "High-Level Conference on World Food Security: the Challenges of Climate Change and Bioenergy." While the summit did discuss reducing hunger and malnutrition, it did not provide a specific percentage target. The summit did not call for the elimination of all grains for biofuel production, although it did recognize the challenges posed by the increased use of biofuels in recent years. Finally, while the summit did address the need for improved irrigation and infrastructure in developing countries, it did not specifically call for the construction of dams.

The 2008 World Food Summit Generally Agreed to