Tuesday, Oct 11, 2022 | 03:30 PM - 03:55 PM
Location: Cedar Hall, HQ1-1-660
OVERVIEW |
Food insecurity has become a major global challenge, exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Soaring prices, combined with supply bottlenecks, have increased food insecurity and triggered inflation around the world, which is particularly costly for low-income households. Tackling this crisis requires coordinated action on a global scale: (1) targeted humanitarian and financial support towards vulnerable households, (2) promote international food supply while avoiding distortive trade restrictions, (3) supporting food production and distribution, and (4) invest in climate-resilient agriculture. The IMF also has an important role, monitoring vulnerabilities, providing policy advice and capacity development, and extending financial support. |
Speakers | Presenters during Q&A | ||
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Lukas Kohler Strategy, Policy and Review Department, IMF |
Majdi Debbich Strategy, Policy and Review Department, IMF |
Chiara Castrovillari Strategy, Policy and Review Department, IMF |
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