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In this year of endangered food security, when the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and other UN bodies are warning about the threat of famine in Africa and some of the poorer countries of the Middle East, Kazakhstan is playing an honorable role as the “donor of food security.” The country not only produces […]
The event will be webcast live from this page. The “perfect storm” of Covid-19, climate change, and conflict resulted in at least 276 million acutely food insecure people - a historic high - at the start of 2022. This number could reach 323 million this year because of the impacts of Russia’s war in Ukraine. Most vulnerable are children: One new child is affected by wasting -
To address global food insecurity made worse by the Ukraine war, world leaders are looking beyond mere aid, focusing on increased food production and improved supply chains.
The leaders of some of the most powerful democracies in the world are gathering in Germany on Sunday for a series of meetings, with Russia's war on Ukraine expected to be a top priority.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine dramatically escalated what was already projected to be record levels of food insecurity in the world.