Food and Nutrition security is of great concern and a challenge
which is becoming very evasive to solve or handle globally and
yet in the Constitution of Kenya 2010 food is a rights issue.
The level of hunger and malnutrition in the world today is
worrying and this is going to become more serious in the presence
of climate change. Technocrats at global level and development
partners are making efforts to tackle this challenge. Hunger and
malnutrition should be considered as a developmental issue.
At some quarters there is a belief emerging that the world
has adequate food and that we should concentrate our efforts
elsewhere to be able to feed ourselves. Current global population
is about 7 billion and expected to reach just above 9 billion
by 2050. Give your contribution on this issue of food and nutrition
security or just on hunger and malnutrition and how we can manage
this problem whether at national, regional or global level.
A. W. Mwang'ombe, PhD,
Principal, CAVS, UoN.
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ReplyDeleteYes, we can adequately feed ourselves if we take climate change issues into consideration.
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Food insecurity is already a major concern in Africa,especially in Arid and semi arid lands.This notwithstanding,climate change will only worsen the situation.Therefore the African countries, the most vulnerable should mainstream climate change issues into their short term and long term planning cycles.http:/www.icca.uonbi.ac.ke
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ReplyDeleteIndeed most of the developing countries are no exemption either. For instance significant countries in Asia have also fallen victims of the phenomenon...http://icca.uonbi.ac.ke/
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