Based on the 1996 World Food Summit, food security is defined when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and ...

Explore how Donald Trump's food and trade policies are reshaping US and global food security, from aid cuts and tariffs to ...

Wars can affect food security when agricultural lands are destroyed, forcing farmers to flee their fields and homes, and when food is used as a weapon of war. A handful of companies are dominating ...

Amid uncertainty and confusion at the onset of the pandemic, the CSIS Global Food Security Program responds to some of the most critical, and frequently asked, questions about food security and safety ...

food crises linked to the sudden rise in food product prices revealed that the mechanisms which ensure food security and nutrition on a global level had fragmented. It became necessary to strengthen ...

Investing in global food and nutrition security aligns with American values and supports U.S. security and national interests. The CSIS Global Food Security Program produces a variety of resources ...

With nearly 700 million metric tonnes consumed annually on a global basis, wheat alone provides over 20 per cent of the world's calories and protein. To ensure food security for the predicted ...

In 2013, the global potash market faced a seismic disruption. By some accounts, there is potential for a seismic market shift ...

The U.S. government must continue a focus on long-term food security as well as continuing its efforts to address malnutrition. This includes contributing to achieving global targets for reducing ...

Our food security programs help families increase production, diversify incomes, save for the future and ensure that their children are well-nourished, so that they thrive and reach their full ...