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July 28, 2020
Tribune News (Indonesia) published an article on food security and how Indonesia might deal with COVID-19’s impact on the food supply. IFPRI and other international development organizations write that the Covid-19 pandemic can lead to new food crises affecting the food security of a country, especially poor and developing countries. Also published in Suara.com, jpnn.com, kontan.co.id, Swa, and other major media outlets.
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