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Academia 4 days ago

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In food crises, emergency agricultural assistance can help turn the tide

Timely agricultural assistance can prevent manageable shocks from becoming entrenched humanitarian emergencies.

Economy 2 months ago

Heeding the signal: Indonesia’s rising food insecurity

The share of food-insecure Indonesians rose from 8.7 percent in 2024 to 10.4 percent in 2025, or roughly 29 million people.

Academia 4 months ago

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Women farmers define the future of food security in Asia-Pacific

Empowering women in agriculture isn’t just a matter of equity - it’s a trillion-dollar opportunity to transform global food security and climate resilience.

Editorial 7 months ago

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The illusion of self-sufficiency

Self-sufficiency was a core promise of Prabowo’s campaign, and the global geopolitical climate has made the idea politically attractive.

Academia 10 months ago

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Better together: Building 'Four Betters' in agrifood systems

Threats to agrifood systems, ranging from climate shocks to conflict, can unwind years of progress against hunger.

Academia 10 months ago

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Safer food for a better future: Lessons from the free meals program

There can be no better food without safer food, and no better future if the health of our people is compromised.

Academia 11 months ago

How EUDR could leave Indonesian women farmers behind

Women farmers play a vital role in the country's food production and in the management of renewable natural resources on which Indonesia's food security depends.

Economy 11 months ago

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Industry pushes swift action on radioactive shrimp scare

The government noted that only a few accredited laboratories are currently capable of advanced food testing.

Economy 1 year ago

World food prices at more than two-year high, FAO says

Rice prices eased, mainly because of a fall of Indian prices to three-year lows on rupee weakness and intense competition among exporters.

Environment 1 year ago

UN nature talks unlock $200 billion deal for conservation

The agreement in Rome just before midnight on Thursday is seen as crucial to giving impetus to the landmark 2022 deal to halt the rampant destruction of nature this decade, which included a goal to provide $200 billion a year in finance.

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PREMIUM In food crises, emergency agricultural assistance can help turn the tide

Heeding the signal: Indonesia’s rising food insecurity

PREMIUM Women farmers define the future of food security in Asia-Pacific

PREMIUM The illusion of self-sufficiency

PREMIUM Better together: Building 'Four Betters' in agrifood systems

PREMIUM Safer food for a better future: Lessons from the free meals program