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How Partnerships Can Create Resilient Food Supply Chains

International Food Security Coordination in Support of Human Security and the SDGs

Global food security requires a coordinated international response on several fronts. Here’s what the experts say.

The United Nations’ new sustainable development goals are ambitious, aiming to end hunger and ensure access to safe, nutritious and sufficient food year-round for people around the world by 2030. But experts say they are feasible. In order to get there, however, the international community is going to have to take coordinated action to have a far-reaching impact.

Global Leadership for Global Food Security