by Christian Man Center for Strategic & International Studies October 19, 2018
Until recently, it was widely thought that half of the world’s population lived in cities. The United Nations places the global number at 55 percent, with Africa at 43 percent and Asia at 50 percent....
Graphic: 2018 World Food Prize Laureates [courtesy Washington Times]
by The Washington Times Special Sections Department The Washington Times October 15, 2018
Alarmed by the vast numbers of malnourished children in the world, two British men have spent their lives working to ensure that mothers and their young children can obtain high-quality foods and vitamins.
This month, the men — economist Dr. Law...
Photo: Despite the UN goal to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger globally, Africa’s senior citizens are finding themselves cornered with destitution. [Jeffrey Moyo / IPS]
by Thalif Deen Inter Press Service NewsAgency September 24, 2018
Along with military conflicts and global economic meltdowns, climate change is a driving force in the rise in global hunger while extreme weather, land degradation, desertification, water scarcity and rising sea levels—are collectively undermining ...
by Kristina Nwazota World Bank Group September 23, 2018
The United Nations, World Bank, International Committee of the Red Cross, Microsoft Corp., Google and Amazon Web Services today announced an unprecedented global partnership to prevent future famines....