Hunger affects about 645 million people, almost half in Africa
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Hunger affects about 645 million people, almost half in Africa. In the African continent, sub-food reached 20 percent of the population last year. "We don't have large hungers like those in the 1980s," he said.
Furthermore, Laborde warned that despite international conflicts, climate change and pandemics, "farmers and food systems have demonstrated resilience (...), but the absorption capacity of systems is limited".
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Hunger affects about 645 million people, almost half in Africa.
reliability low1/4 sourcesIn the African continent, sub-food reached 20 percent of the population last year
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"We don't have large hungers like those in the 1980s," he said.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1Laborde warned that despite international conflicts, climate change and pandemics, "farmers and food systems have demonstrated resilience (...), but the absorption capacity of systems is limited".
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In the African continent, sub-food reached 20 percent of the population last year
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