The key factors to global food insecurity and the real costs
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Why are millions globally thrust into a pit of food insecurity and economic despair? Arif Husain, Chief Economist for the World Food Programme (WFP) explains what is going on, and what the alarming relationship between Global Food Security and the multifaceted economic challenges severely impacting vulnerable countries and their citizens. From significant Food Inflation to devastating conflicts and climate shocks, the discourse reveals a reality where crisis levels in food, gas, and fertilizer prices are pushing populations toward the edge. 🌍🌽
[00:00] Introduction to Global Food Security:
[00:19] Recent Trends in Food and Resource Prices:
[00:43] Depth of Food Inflation Globally:
[01:10] Economic Challenges and Their Impact:
[01:36] Other Crucial Factors: Conflict and Climate:
[01:47] The Displaced Population Dilemma:
[01:51] Record Assistance and Growing Needs:
[02:19] Funding, Assistance, and Struggles in 2022:
[02:53] On-the-Ground Impact in Various Countries:
[03:09] Displacement and Its Domino Effect:
[03:31] Additional Burdens and Consequences:
[03:58] Financial Assistance and Disparities:
[04:28] The Importance of Localized Assistance:
[04:53] Addressing Migration Driven by Destitution:
🍚 Questions asked and answered:
[00:13] What is the greatest threat to food security?
[01:47] Why is the gap between funding and humanitarian needs growing?
[03:04] What's the impact of WFP funding cuts on those in need?
[03:57] Why is it important to provide assistance to people in their own countries?
💬 Quotes on Food Insecurity:
“If you're a poor country, your currencies depreciate. You have high debt and if you happen to import your food, your fuel and your fertiliser, you're in trouble.”
"The same that countries also gave $29 billion to help refugees and asylum seekers coming to their countries. That comes to about $4,800 per person per year. That is 46 times more than if they were assisted in their own countries. This is really important because most of the people we are talking about, they don't want to leave their homes. They leave homes because they have no choice."
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It frustrates me so much that the conversation in Europe was to help refugees at the expense of those who stay in their home countries. Very little attention was paid to foreign aid in the media, all the focus was on refugees.
Here in Sweden at one point there was just one party that argued for this. And their suggested international aid increase was pitiful. They didn't appear honest at all with their suggestion. And to some extent their reputation made copying that policy harder. They made that argument to keep the foreigners out, not out of compassion.
It's all really tragic and had people had a better perspective on the situation, like this video could have given them, maybe things would be better now.
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