we're also joined in sweden by tim gore of oxfam.aleemul huq in london, if you could talk about the effect of climate change on the least for stickingries with the theme of how this increases disparity in the world. as you just heard, poor countries have been hit hardest by the impacts of climate change. we are all ready seeing those impacts. there are groups of the poorest countries in the world called the least developed. mostly in sub-saharan africa, but also bingo --. they're recognized to be the most vulnerable. the obligation the rich world have taken on to support them, they have pledged funding but they have not met the pledges fully. that is one aspect. on the other hand, one of the new outcomes from the report is these countries aren't sitting idle. they are trying to adapt to these potential effects of climate change. for example in my country, bangladesh has a far-reaching climate change strategy, and action plan and the order of half $1 billion of their own money. at the same time, they're asking for international donors

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also with us from boston is the head of the organization that prepared the report, oxfam president, ray> i want to start with you. explain to me how food supply is the central piece in terms of how ordinary people are going to feel with climate change? >> well, thank you so much, melissa. delighted to be with you and join the panel here from boston. i think what's really important about this report is that it makes the link between climate change and food unequivocal. in the past the ipcc was a little ambivalent. this is a hard-hitting report which in some sense makes the impacts of climate change on our daily lives very, very real. i think it's important to recognize we already face what you could call a global food crisis in the sense that there are people on this earth that are experiencing malnutritionion and chronic hunger. i think the real issue for us now is that failure to act in the near term could actually set back the fight against hunger even more. >> all right. so hold on. i'm interested in what he just said here about the question of in the near term. i'm wondering how nea

. >> well, a climate change policy advisor with oxfam tells us getting the world to change how it generates power will not happen overnight. >> the report will have an impact. it has a strong message saying we can achieve the world that avoids claiment kat as trough -- climate catastrophe, we can do it. that's what the report sis, it -- says, it says we can do it at a tiny cost, outweighed by benefits. the report is important. it is adopted by governments, they accepted this as the swags. they can't -- situation. they can't go wrong the they have to accept that the world can and will do it. developing countries will need support in making this happened, which is why coaxeded countries -- coaxed countries have agreed to support reaching a certain amount. it works only if developed countries meet the commitment for any upcoming greats will be adopted in paris, which is vitally important. >> to afghanistan where initial results show former foreign minister abdullah abdullah is in the lead. results from 10% of polling stations show he's won nearly 42% of the vote. his nearest rival is ash riff

we are joined live from juva, oxfam's country director in south sudan. welcome to al jazeera. how is it possible that a part of south sudan has plenty of food, but in other areas, people will die of hunger because of the lack of access to food. >> well, first of all, there are few parts of south sudan that have plenty of food. there's a huge potential for action due to poverty. few parts of the country produce a lot. and in a normal year this country has food insecurity. this is here because of the conflict. and it will be a famine in coming months if we don't do something on time. >> going back to the last part of your answer, you are saying, predicting a famine. humanitarian organizations predicts if the fighting continues it will get worse. you're saying there'll be a fam jip, is that what -- famine, is that what you're saying? >> there's the participation. we don't have one now, it's important to say. this is a fragile poor context. last year, for example, when we didn't have expensive fighting in the country. 4 million people needed support to feed their families. here, w

however, oxfam has established a video link with her in lebanon, so she will be able to share this eveningand to witness her work expressed an international audience a half a world away. so i'd like to say this to her. your words matter. words matter. you are the girl, and that i am here for tonight. and this is your poem. when i take my pencil and notebook, what shall i write about? shall i write about my school, my house, or my land of which i was deprived? my school, when will i visit you again? take my bag and run to you. my school is no longer there. now destruction is everywhere. no more students, no more ringing bells. my school has turned into stones scattered here and there. shall i abide about my house that i no longer see, or i can no longer be? shall i write about flowers which now smell of destruction? syria, my beloved country, when will i ever return back to you? i had so many dreams, none of them will country. all i want is to live in my country in freedom. syria, my beloved country, i love you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. it's such a great pleasure to be

oxfam has established a video in lebanon, so she will be able to share this weekend with us.rom a half world away. her,ld like to say this to your words matter. words matter. you are the girl that i am here for tonight, and this is your home. when i take my pencil and notebook, what shall i write about, shall i write about my school, my house, my land. school, when will i visit you again? , and run to you, my school is no longer there. destruction is everywhere. no more students and no more scattered,chool is here and there. write about my house, that i don't longer see? where i can no longer be? shall i write about flowers, which now smell of distraction? syria, my beloved country, when will i go back to you? i have so many dreams. none of them will come true. all i want is to live in my country in freedom. syria, my beloved country, i love you. >> good evening, i was cynthia mcfadden. it is such a pleasure to be here with you. these women are going to tell you what they have seen with their own eyes. they were eyewitnesses to a horrific humanitarian crisis. thank you for be