A/HRC/43/44/Add.6 More generally, according to the Italian concerned Administrations, the draft Report suffers from the fact that specific and circumscribed situations have been generalized to represent the entire national agro-alimentary system, which, on the contrary, is a complex and diversified system, with problems of different nature that vary depending of the different cases and circumstances. Moreover, it is a system where a variety of actors operates, with different levels of competences and mandates. All these elements are not taken in due consideration, with the result of depicting the all sector trough on the base of very extreme examples. Finally, the draft Report does not adequately underline what Italy does to help people in situation of poverty of emergency, as well as the Italian Development Cooperation’s specific efforts (see the ADDENDUM 1 below) to foster the implementation of the Right to Food through its targeted and diversified programs. In conclusion, thanking the Special Rapporteur for the Right to Food for the attention that she will grant to the present Italian document, once again we reaffirm our strong commitment to fully cooperate with the UN Special Procedures. 22