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The biofuel sham could worsen global hunger and inequality
Academia 10 months ago

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The biofuel sham could worsen global hunger and inequality

The benefits of biofuels have often been overstated, and their costs underestimated.
Food waste dilemma behind free meals program
Academia 1 year ago

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Food waste dilemma behind free meals program

Without proper planning and management, the free meals program risks exacerbating Indonesia’s mounting food waste problems, undermining its lofty goals and creating unintended socioeconomic and environmental consequences.
Turning food waste into Indonesia’s opportunity for change
Academia 1 year ago

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Turning food waste into Indonesia’s opportunity for change

Millions of Indonesians remain food insecure while food waste accounts for nearly 8 percent of national greenhouse gas emissions.
It’s never about the climate
Editorial 1 year ago

It’s never about the climate

Indonesia's determination should be shown by strong and committed work on the ground, starting by protecting forests across the archipelago, rather than clearing them for agricultural and mining purposes.

Indonesia ranks 77th in global hunger levels
Society 1 year ago

Indonesia ranks 77th in global hunger levels

Indonesia ranked at 77th on the Global Hunger Index, with an index value of 16.9 percent, which means moderate hunger, while 7.2 percent of the population is still not food secure . 
Hunger, poverty: A global crisis in an age of abundance
Academia 1 year ago

Hunger, poverty: A global crisis in an age of abundance

Hunger is the most degrading of human deprivations, an attack on life and an affront to freedom.
Up to 45 million Indonesians at risk of hunger: Home Ministry
Economy 1 year ago

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Up to 45 million Indonesians at risk of hunger: Home Ministry

A high-ranking government official estimates that 7 to 16 percent of the country’s population is vulnerable to starvation amid declining domestic rice production.
Asia-Pacific’s alarming loss of biodiversity – a hidden threat to food security, habitat
Academia 1 year ago

Asia-Pacific’s alarming loss of biodiversity – a hidden threat to food security, habitat

We all need to wake up to this urgent need to better protect Asia-Pacific’s biodiversity, for the good of ourselves, our food security and nutritional health, our environment, and to safeguard those of our future generations.
Designing the future of Indonesia’s food systems
Academia 1 year ago

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Designing the future of Indonesia’s food systems

With more than 50 percent of the population living in rural settings, Indonesia needs to develop smart ruralism that transforms the rural economy into the center of food production and growth.     
Wasting food amid the urgency of food security.
Academia 2 years ago

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Wasting food amid the urgency of food security.

A comparative analysis reveals that the average food waste generated by residents of large cities is 4.3 times higher than that of their counterparts in medium and small cities.
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