COVID-19: Need for CFS Framework for Action in Protracted Crises to Prevent Global Food Emergency

Sep 14 2020


COVID-19: Need for CFS Framework for Action in Protracted Crises to Prevent Global Food Emergency According to the 2020 Global Report on Food Crises, the number of people experiencing acute food insecurity reached a record high of 135 million in 2019[1], up from 108 million in 2016[2]. And this trend is expected to increase dramatically […]



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Tags: António Guterres Food security Nutrition Pandemic Secretary-General of the United Nations
Source: Committee on World Food Security (CFS) - Blog

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