■ Urban food insecurity is distinct from that experienced in rural areas and must be addressed through a different set of policies. ■ While supermarkets are increasingly prevalent in urban centres of the Global South, the informal economy and state food distribution programs continue to play an important role in meeting food security needs of the urban poor. ■ The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2, as part of a new in-ternational directive, recommends that governments aim to improve food security and nutrition over the next 15 years in response to the global challenge of fostering sustainability. ■ SDG 2 provides an avenue for governments to create and develop food security-related policies and regulations. This brief rec...
IFPRI’s flagship report reviews the major food policy issues, developments, and decisions of 2016, a...
The efficiency of the infrastructure systems in cities will define the extent to which dystopic visi...
Cape Town is South Africa’s second largest city and plays a critical role in the national economy. D...
■ Food insecurity challenges in the Global South are changing as a result of rapid urbanization and ...
The recent inclusion of an urban Sustainable Development Goal in the Post-2015 UN Development Agenda...
By supporting urban wholesale infrastructure development, and providing technical assistance in intr...
■ Informal food services are one of the few options for financially disadvantaged families. Food acc...
The paper documents the magnitude of urbanization, along with indicators that measure the extent of ...
This discussion paper sets out the global, African, and South African contexts within which both urb...
Over 1 billion people in the world are now undernourished. The current international food security a...
The number of people living in urban areas is rising rapidly in Southern Africa. By mid-century, the...
Over the last decade, two issues have risen to the top of the international development agenda: Food...
The paper argues that the pervasive rural bias and anti-urbanism identified in the international and...
As the number and size of food banks increase globally, it is critical to research how food banks fi...
IFPRI’s flagship report reviews the major food policy issues, developments, and decisions of 2016, a...
The efficiency of the infrastructure systems in cities will define the extent to which dystopic visi...
Cape Town is South Africa’s second largest city and plays a critical role in the national economy. D...
■ Food insecurity challenges in the Global South are changing as a result of rapid urbanization and ...
The recent inclusion of an urban Sustainable Development Goal in the Post-2015 UN Development Agenda...
By supporting urban wholesale infrastructure development, and providing technical assistance in intr...
■ Informal food services are one of the few options for financially disadvantaged families. Food acc...
The paper documents the magnitude of urbanization, along with indicators that measure the extent of ...
This discussion paper sets out the global, African, and South African contexts within which both urb...
Over 1 billion people in the world are now undernourished. The current international food security a...
The number of people living in urban areas is rising rapidly in Southern Africa. By mid-century, the...
Over the last decade, two issues have risen to the top of the international development agenda: Food...
The paper argues that the pervasive rural bias and anti-urbanism identified in the international and...
As the number and size of food banks increase globally, it is critical to research how food banks fi...
IFPRI’s flagship report reviews the major food policy issues, developments, and decisions of 2016, a...
The efficiency of the infrastructure systems in cities will define the extent to which dystopic visi...
Cape Town is South Africa’s second largest city and plays a critical role in the national economy. D...