Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis
Humanitarian agencies are in a race against time to save lives in contexts where economies have collapsed as hunger is aggravated by conflicts and extreme weather, among other factors. Take Nigeria, for example. Across the country lives and livelihoods are being shattered by conflict and climate sho...
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| description | Humanitarian agencies are in a race against time to save lives in contexts where economies have collapsed as hunger is aggravated by conflicts and extreme weather, among other factors. Take Nigeria, for example. Across the country lives and livelihoods are being shattered by conflict and climate shocks – once a breadbasket, the northern regions now rely heavily on humanitarian food assistance. The numbers speak for themselves: 30.6 million people are food insecure – 10 million people in three northern states; 17 million children are malnourished – the highest number in Africa, second highest globally after India. Farmers are cut off from their fields. Traders struggle to move goods through dangerous or impassable roads. Millions are displaced. And yet amid this fragility pockets of resilience are emerging in areas where conflict has subsided such that some farmers can return to their farms. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1771842025-11-06T07:28:55Z Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis World Food Programme International Food Policy Research Institute African Development Bank investment innovation food systems resilience food supply chains Humanitarian agencies are in a race against time to save lives in contexts where economies have collapsed as hunger is aggravated by conflicts and extreme weather, among other factors. Take Nigeria, for example. Across the country lives and livelihoods are being shattered by conflict and climate shocks – once a breadbasket, the northern regions now rely heavily on humanitarian food assistance. The numbers speak for themselves: 30.6 million people are food insecure – 10 million people in three northern states; 17 million children are malnourished – the highest number in Africa, second highest globally after India. Farmers are cut off from their fields. Traders struggle to move goods through dangerous or impassable roads. Millions are displaced. And yet amid this fragility pockets of resilience are emerging in areas where conflict has subsided such that some farmers can return to their farms. 2025-10-07 2025-10-16T20:29:46Z 2025-10-16T20:29:46Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177184 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177183 Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute World Food Programme; International Food Policy Research Institute; and African Development Bank. 2025. Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177184 |
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| title | Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| title_full | Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| title_fullStr | Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| title_short | Investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts: A food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| title_sort | investing in innovative food systems solutions in challenging contexts a food supply chain mapping and analysis |
| topic | investment innovation food systems resilience food supply chains |
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