MSN South Africa cited research from IFPRI’s 2025 Global Food Policy Report: Food Policy: Lessons and Priorities for a Changing World in this article on the 2025 Global Report on Food Crises.
“According to the IFPRI’s 2025 Global Food Policy Report, food systems are vital economic engines, providing livelihoods for nearly half the world’s population and generating significant public and private revenue. However, these systems are under increasing strain due to climate change, especially in tropical regions where poverty is deepest and productivity growth is slowest. IFPRI’s report warns that the world’s poor and vulnerable face escalating risks from more frequent extreme weather events, rising volatility in food production, and unstable prices, all of which undermine food security and economic development,” the article stated.
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