The COVID-19 pandemic caused widespread disruption to the economy and health and agrifood systems. The socio-economic impacts were wide ranging, spanning income losses and unemployment, higher health care costs, increased poverty, reverse migration, disruptions to domestic and international trade, and an increased incidence of food insecurity and malnutrition, especially for the poor and family farmers. Governments implemented substantial short-term and long-term responses to minimize the impacts of the pandemic on food security and agrifood system functioning. These responses included stimulus packages, expanded social protection, direct support to alleviate agrifood system disruptions, and investments in digitalization and digital technologies. Other proactive government interventions included a range of options from direct input, credit, and other incentives for the farming sector to investing in alternative market channels, encouraging local or short value chains including urban food production, and more. Digitalization and investment in digital infrastructure and alternative market platforms are being mainstreamed into agrifood systems and rural and village development in order to build more resilient agrifood systems. The private sector responded with the fast growth of online marketing and distribution and e-commerce. Rebuilding resilient and inclusive agrifood systems post COVID-19 that serve the needs of family farmers also requires a green growth paradigm in line with needed climate action. Many governments are pursuing green agrifood strategies from clean energy to climate-smart agriculture. This Ministerial Roundtable invites Members to share their experiences, initiatives, strategies and priorities related to rebuilding inclusive, resilient, and green agrifood systems post COVID-19.