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A new momentum in transforming agrifood systems in the march to ending hunger

Opinion 4 years ago

A new momentum in transforming agrifood systems in the march to ending hunger

Even before COVID-19 shone a spotlight on the vulnerability of the world’s agrifood systems, hundreds of millions of people worldwide were afflicted by hunger - and that number has increased in the last year up to 811 million.

Nearly 75 percent of residents in Venezuela's capital eat less than in 2019, survey shows

World 5 years ago

Nearly 75 percent of residents in Venezuela's capital eat less than in 2019, survey shows

The government of President Nicolas Maduro in March created a strict quarantine that shuttered most businesses for months, though authorities have now allowed some economic activities during alternate weeks. The country has reported over 700 deaths and 87,000 infections from COVID-19.

Fighting two pandemics hand in hand in Asia and the Pacific

Opinion 5 years ago

Fighting two pandemics hand in hand in Asia and the Pacific

Global hunger has been on a regrettable rise in recent years, and despite Asia’s economic clout, the continent — home to more than half of the world’s undernourished — has not been spared. Now COVID-19 is leading to a slow-down of regional economic growth and further threatening food security.

Combating consequences of pandemic with fortified food staples

Opinion 5 years ago

Combating consequences of pandemic with fortified food staples

While accelerated efforts for stunting reduction are in place, COVID-19 has the potential to create a perfect storm for malnutrition and put an even greater number of people at risk.

Asia-Pacific must take urgent action to tackle COVID-19’s recession-induced hunger

Opinion 5 years ago

Asia-Pacific must take urgent action to tackle COVID-19’s recession-induced hunger

Not only must efforts focus on keeping food supply chains alive, but it’s imperative to focus on food accessibility for all.

Hunger can't wait

Editorial 5 years ago

Hunger can't wait

People urgently need help, but officials in charge of social assistance risk criminal charges if the aid distribution does not follow particular rules.

Hunger hits as many Indonesians struggle during COVID-19 pandemic

National 5 years ago

Hunger hits as many Indonesians struggle during COVID-19 pandemic

A woman in Serang city, Banten, reportedly died of psychological pressure and hunger on Monday after reportedly not eating for two days due to the outbreak that hit her family’s income.

Don't let COVID-19 become a hunger game

Opinion 5 years ago

Don't let COVID-19 become a hunger game

Uncertainty about food availability can induce policymakers to implement trade restrictive measures in order to safeguard national food security.

Awaiting a morsel of hope, 22 million Indonesians go hungry

Business 6 years ago

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Awaiting a morsel of hope, 22 million Indonesians go hungry

The report recommended an increased investment in agriculture to generate faster agricultural and economic growth, improve food security and to enable households to engage in more productive sectors while earning greater income.

22 million Indonesians endured chronic hunger in Jokowi's first term: ADB report

Business 6 years ago

22 million Indonesians endured chronic hunger in Jokowi's first term: ADB report

Many people across the country are still engaged in traditional agriculture as they are trapped in low-paid activities, which lead to hunger and increased risk of stunting among children.

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