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What do words like “food insecurity” and “famine” actually mean? Our graphic below explains. And when it comes to hunger, understanding is action. If we know what these words mean in human terms, we feel more motivated to help.

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Aligning procurement practices and human rights commitments to tackle abuses in seafood supply chains
A new briefing for business commissioned by Oxfam, “Emerging Good Practices on Embedding Human Rights into Seafood Procurement” provides a roadmap for businesses on how to ensure that their procurement practices support their human rights commitments

Food Wars: Conflict, Hunger, and Globalization
Conflict is driving food crises and is a factor in almost all of the world’s hunger emergencies. While the link between violence and food insecurity is well-understood, policy analysts have less frequently studied the fact that war-displacement-hunger crises occur in countries that continue to rely heavily on primary product exports, such as food, agriculture, and extractive industry commodities. A new Oxfam paper examines these “food wars.”

US commits to crop diversity and regenerative agriculture—a win for smallholder farmers and the climate
Regenerative agriculture briefly claimed the spotlight on the world stage this year.
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