Add to ORKGAsia is not likely to produce all the food it needs in the foreseeable future. The fragmented nature of Asian food systems is a major reason. Trade has become an important guarantor of food sufficiency for many ASIAN countries. Taken together, fragmented farming systems and trade wars are threats to Asia’s ability to achieve stable food security
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a major supplier of grain to the Middle East and Africa, has triggered...
Food insecurity is extensive throughout the world and hunger and malnutrition are expected to remain...
As an economy develops, agriculture faces distinctly different problems: food insecurity, sectoral i...
Asia is not likely to produce all the food it needs in the foreseeable future. The fragmented nature...
Food security in Asia and the Pacific presents a frustrating paradox. At one level, huge progress ha...
Feeding Asia’s growing population requires modern agriculture based on the latest science and techno...
There is enough food in the world to feed everyone, yet one billion people are hungry. Biotech appro...
INTRODUCTION Globally, one-third of food production is lost annually due to negligent authorities. I...
In Asian-Pacific developing countries, the prevalence of food insecurity has diminished dramatically...
Despite recent progress, Asia has many more food insecure people than the rest of the world combined...
In this book, we investigated the food security practices of selected countries in Asia. The main p...
The impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on food security in many countries demonstrates how inter-...
[[abstract]]Food security is a global and regional concern of rapidly increasing consequence. It is ...
Despite numerous international and regional conversations on food security of late, the problem of h...
In the 1960s and early 1970s, many countries in South and Southeast Asia were the focus of world att...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a major supplier of grain to the Middle East and Africa, has triggered...
Food insecurity is extensive throughout the world and hunger and malnutrition are expected to remain...
As an economy develops, agriculture faces distinctly different problems: food insecurity, sectoral i...
Asia is not likely to produce all the food it needs in the foreseeable future. The fragmented nature...
Food security in Asia and the Pacific presents a frustrating paradox. At one level, huge progress ha...
Feeding Asia’s growing population requires modern agriculture based on the latest science and techno...
There is enough food in the world to feed everyone, yet one billion people are hungry. Biotech appro...
INTRODUCTION Globally, one-third of food production is lost annually due to negligent authorities. I...
In Asian-Pacific developing countries, the prevalence of food insecurity has diminished dramatically...
Despite recent progress, Asia has many more food insecure people than the rest of the world combined...
In this book, we investigated the food security practices of selected countries in Asia. The main p...
The impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on food security in many countries demonstrates how inter-...
[[abstract]]Food security is a global and regional concern of rapidly increasing consequence. It is ...
Despite numerous international and regional conversations on food security of late, the problem of h...
In the 1960s and early 1970s, many countries in South and Southeast Asia were the focus of world att...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a major supplier of grain to the Middle East and Africa, has triggered...
Food insecurity is extensive throughout the world and hunger and malnutrition are expected to remain...
As an economy develops, agriculture faces distinctly different problems: food insecurity, sectoral i...