India Can Turn Hunger Gains Into Lasting Change

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India’s gains in fighting hunger are the result of its policy investments in food security.

Investing in Agrifood Systems Is a Safer Bet than Military Spending

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Shifting from relentless military spending to sustainable investments in stability isn’t just necessary—it’s urgent.

Solar Cars and “Solar Cows”: Two Promises Toward a Sustainable Tomorrow

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As we explore the green frontier with solar cars and solar cows, a holistic approach considering the entire lifecycle of these technologies is fundamental.

Ending Hunger: A Dream or Still a Possibility?

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At the 1974 World Food Congress in Rome, Henry Kissinger declared that in 10 years no child would go to bed hungry. Although his prediction did not come true, the decades that followed marked steady progress against hunger.

Countries Must Offset the Soaring Costs of Healthy Foods

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There is ample food for everyone — it is just that not everyone can afford it. To stave off lasting damage to health, governments can align incentives to subsidize more nutritious foods.

Podcast: Ending Hunger Is a Great Balancing Act

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Hunger is a complex problem. This podcast interview explains what the UN Food and Agriculture Organization is doing to tackle this complex challenge, while protecting the environment and empowering vulnerable people.

Food Waste: A Moral and Technical Failure

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FAO’s close review of what we know about food loss offers a reminder that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. For example, cassava, a staple in much of the tropics, perishes much more quickly than potatoes in temperate regions do.

Data Is Everything When It Comes to Food Loss and Waste

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The lack of data has been a major cause for inaction. Without knowing how much food is lost where, we can’t know which interventions would be effective.

First End Hunger to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals

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If we want to envision a world free of hunger and malnutrition, we need sustainable trade with clear rules. Incentives for agricultural producers must change, too.