Food Security Collection

"Food Security: A Global Challenge for a Sustainable Future" In the arid landscapes of the Anti Atlas mountains in Morocco, North Africa

Food Security Collection: Dried up river bed in the Anti Atlas mountains of Morocco, North Africa. April 2012

Dried up river bed in the Anti Atlas mountains of Morocco, North Africa. April 2012. In recent years, rainfall totals have reduced by around 75% as a result of climate change

Food Security Collection: Farmers watering hole on a farm almost dried up during drought which lasted from 1996-2011

Farmers watering hole on a farm almost dried up during drought which lasted from 1996-2011. Shepperton, Victoria, Australia. February 2010

Food Security Collection: Chinese workers preparing their garden plot for food production near Tongshuan, Northern China

Chinese workers preparing their garden plot for food production near Tongshuan, Northern China
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"Food Security: A Global Challenge for a Sustainable Future" In the arid landscapes of the Anti Atlas mountains in Morocco, North Africa, a dried-up river bed serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by communities striving for food security. The devastating drought that plagued this region from 1996 to 2011 left farmers with almost no water in their watering holes, threatening their livelihoods and food production. Recognizing the urgency of this issue, U. S. Secretary of State John Kerry took center stage at various international events to address the critical need for food security. During his visit to Milan Expo, he marveled at innovative solutions like living walls that could potentially contribute to sustainable agriculture practices. Secretary Kerry's commitment was further evident as he engaged with student ambassadors working towards promoting food security initiatives. Their dedication and passion reflect the collective effort required to tackle this global challenge head-on. Amidst these discussions on food security, Jason Clay from World Wildlife Fund and Ertharin Cousin emphasized market transformation and collaboration between nations as key drivers towards achieving sustainable agricultural practices worldwide. During his tour of Italy's Pavilion at Milan Expo, Secretary Kerry paused to admire scenes depicting Tuscany's rich agricultural heritage. This picturesque landscape served as a poignant reminder that preserving our natural resources is vital for ensuring future generations' access to nutritious meals. As U. S. Under Secretary Lael Brainard addressed attendees at Chicago Council on Global Affairs, she highlighted how economic stability plays an integral role in securing reliable access to food supplies across borders. Collaboration between nations was exemplified when Secretary Kerry sat alongside Ambassador John Phillips and Ambassador Philip Reeker during important discussions on enhancing global cooperation towards achieving food security goals. The importance placed on addressing this pressing issue was evident through Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni's warm welcome extended to Secretary Kerry upon his arrival at the Italian Pavilion. It symbolized unity among nations committed to finding sustainable solutions for feeding the world's growing population.