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04/2025 | Beth Simons

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Disruption of Data Networks Endangers Preparedness, Anticipatory Action and Food Security read more

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04/2025Rethinking Africa's Agricultural Future: Unpacking the Paradox of Foreign Aid and Development

An appeal for African policies leveraging Artificial Intelligence and data collection to reposition indigenous food systems.

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04/2025Remittances to Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean

A new platform by IFAD collects widely scattered data to improve access to digital transfers - and help reduce transaction costs.

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04/2025Despite Offers of International Aid Food Security in North Korea Remains Critical

Trade with China is resuming, Russia and the FAO are offering help. But the regime in Pyongyang insists on self-sufficiency.

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04/2025Climate Change, Hunger and Migration: A Vicious Circle in Africa?

Many fear that climate change, food insecurity and migration in sub-Saharan Africa are mutually reinforcing. But reality is more complex.

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Agricultural & Food Policy | 12/2023

Soil Erosion: Southern Africa's water tower is endangered

Wind and water carry away fertile topsoil both in montane and lowland regions, the equilibrium of important wetlands is distrubed. More attention should be paid to regeneration.

Climate & Resources | 10/2023

Melting at the world's "third pole" endangers South Asia

In the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region, record temperatures are causing glaciers to melt. Can flood risks and the water crisis still be stopped?

04/2025

Hunger in Sudan: A Human-Made Catastrophe

Looting, arson, blockades - the warring parties use hunger as a weapon and caused the food system to collapse. In the past two years, the greatest humanitarian crisis the world is experiencing at present developed in Sudan.

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Hunger and Conflict

Violent conflict is seen as the main cause of the major crises of food security at present. It impacts almost half of 280 million people in 59 countries and regions that were severely affected by food insecurity in 2023. How to deal with these human-made catastrophes?

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04/2025 Addressing Food Security in Violent Conflicts

Violent conflict causes hunger crises. As donors cut funds and warring parties block access, humanitarian aid needs reform.

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04/2025 Hunger in Sudan: A Human-Made Catastrophe

Looting, arson, blockades - the warring parties use hunger as a weapon and caused the food system to collapse. In the past two…

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04/2025 Water Diplomacy as a Successful Tool for Environmental Peacebuildung

If water is controlled in an inclusive and transparent manner, it can turn from being a source of conflict to the basis for…

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04/2025 Gardens Instead of Machine Guns – Making Peace through Organic Farming

How a mayor in the Philippines resolved an armed conflict through organic farming – by conquering hunger.