world will starve from sharply risen in price products, according to the food and agriculture organization of the united nationsthe global food crisis has jeopardized sustainable development to eliminate poverty and hunger. it is necessary to maintain a balance of interests in the part of agriculture. uh, it was then that the idea of ​​europe was on the agenda to abandon the production of that part of the grain and become a net importers. they are now one of the largest exports and the question was. well, here we are, as if everything is fine with us. we always buy we can afford it. but with us, it means that our carbon footprint will drop well. and what will happen to the rest of the importing countries, such as southeast africa, asia, they compensate for their grain from somewhere, if we do not supply africa with the grain they need, then they will have nothing left but to cut down their virgin forests, according to the new and sg -concepts of business the company works not only for the sake of. were, well and take care of the environment the environment and the person are reminded in the united grain company

and evacuation of more than 20,000 orphans from boarding schools and orphanages kharkiv, dnipropetrovsk, chernihiv , odesa oblasts, and 17 million dollars will be directed to support farmers, the food and agricultural organization of the united nationso) has launched a new project to help ukrainian agricultural producers. markets, the initiative is financed by japan , according to our government, due to the blockade of the black sea ports in the country, it is still 18 million tons of last year's harvest of grain and oil crops, they expect to be sent to their foreign customers. russia earned 24 billion dollars from the sale of oil and gas and coal, and this is only in the last three months, an amount of 13 billion more than in the same period last year. the main buyers are india and according to the analysts of the bloomberg agency, china, despite the fact that energy resources were sold at a discount, the increase in world prices for them did not decrease, on the contrary, they increased the kremlin's income , experts say, china lost spent on energy carriers twice more than a year earlier, and india increased purchases by as many as five. let me remind you that the leaders of the g7 countries promised to develop a mechanism that wi

and the whole world are facing now, as well as solutions that companies find will continue yuliya makarov 40 million people in the world will starve from food and agriculture organization of the united nationsdevelopment of the eradication of poverty and hunger. it is necessary to maintain a balance of interests in the part of agriculture. uh, it was at that time that the idea of ​​europe was on the agenda to abandon the production of that part of the grain and become net importers. they are now one of the largest exports and the question was. well, here we are, as if everything is fine with us. we will always buy it, we can do it for ourselves allow. but in our country, it means that carbon fiber will drop well for us, what will happen to other importing countries such as southeast africa. asia, they compensate their grain from somewhere, if we do not supply africa with the grain they need, then they will have nothing left but to cut down their virgin forests. according to the new and sg-concept of the business, the company works not only for the sake of it. were, well, care for the environment and people are reminded in the united grain company since the pandemic began to pay more attenti

the world. yes, this is a food crisis, which was discussed last year, that perhaps this is the situation. have you contacted? appealed and repeatedly and not only the food and agriculture organization of the united nationsnternational fund for agricultural development and one of the last kind of such documents. this is a joint call. on july 15, the director general of the phaocendant, the managing director of the international monetary fund crystallin george, the president of the world bank group, david molbas, and the director of the world food program, david beasley, and the director general of the world trade state organizations, it is also in ala and e in this appeal in a very, very emotional tone, the state members of these organizations are called upon to take urgent measures. uh, in areas such as immediate support to the most vulnerable slime population, such as facilitating the smooth flow and supply of food commodities - this is facilitating the growth of production. well, this is finally long-term investment in agriculture in the agricultural sector that is resistant to climate stress, that is, almost everything, then, uh, against which the last for a time they fought hard, for russia such an

of serious people already hungry. the agricultural crisis couldn't come at a worse time than other shows ita. cindy hallman is a senior economist of food security and nutrition, and the food and agricultural organizations, the united nations. she's joining us now from rome. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. what is driving food insecurity? there's about 4 major drivers that we've been analyzing as leading to this optic and hunger that we're observing. one is conflict, so complex becoming more protracted and complex. and then we have new contexts like the war we're in ukraine. a big one also is climate extremes, climate variability, heat heat, extreme heat flooding, store this extreme climate weather is also creating havoc in terms of production prices and that's a big driver in terms of food insecurity and hunger. and then the 3rd one, which is actually more growing and prominence is the economic slowdown and shocked weather is caused by the coven pandemic. and the measures put in place which disrupt the supply chain. people lose their income. so these economic shock really create a big problem for people to access to. so those are the 3 big drivers, and then the other one that's very important is inequality.