A joint publication by Friends of Europe, the Overseas Development Institute and FAC.
Steve Wiggins and Henri Leturque
January 2010
Understandable concern exists over the state of hunger in Africa: almost one third of the population are estimated to be hungry, while more than a quarter of infants are underweight in the countries to the south of the Sahara. Moreover, parts of Africa are all too often hit by sharp increases in hunger when harvests fail or strife breaks out. Can Africa feed itself? And what needs to be done?
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