PPT-Food Security and Sociopolitical Stability

Christopher B Barrett Cornell University Presented at the Earth Institute Columbia University December 2 2013 Food systems successes in 1940s80s enabled dramatic poverty reduction and improved standards of living. Sociopolitical Stability . Christopher B. Barrett . Charles H. . Dyson School, Cornell . University. Presented at . SyracuseUniversity. February 24, 2014. Food systems successes in 1940s-80s enabled dramatic poverty reduction and improved standards of living. Global . Food Security and Sociopolitical Stability. Christopher B. Barrett . Charles H. Dyson . School. Cornell University. Presented . at Seminars at Steamboat Dialogues on Public Policy. Steamboat Springs, CO. Comments on the . FAO Food Security Index. Elliot M Berry, MD, FRCP. Visiting Expert in Nutrition, ESN. FAO, Rome. and. Braun School of Public Health, Jerusalem. The Three . Key Messages . for. World Food Day 16 October 2013. Jessica Wu, S. . Checkley. , R. Silva*, T. . Westers. , C. . Ribble. , T. Fung, S. Daniel, & C. Stephen. University of Calgary. *. Wayamba. University of Sri Lanka. Outline. Background information. Sociopolitical Stability . Christopher B. Barrett . Charles H. Dyson School, Cornell . University. Presented at . the University of Michigan. March 17, . 2014. Food systems successes in 1940s-80s enabled dramatic poverty reduction and improved standards of living. Sociopolitical Stability . Christopher B. Barrett . Charles H. Dyson . School. Presented at Cornell University . Lynch/Weiss Alumni Visit. November 1, . 2014. Food systems successes in 1940s-80s enabled dramatic poverty reduction and improved standards of living. Food Security and Its Implications for Global Sociopolitical Instability. Christopher B. Barrett . Cornell University. Seminar presented to . Weatherhead. Center for International Affairs. Harvard University. Sociopolitical Stability . Christopher B. Barrett . Charles H. Dyson School, Cornell . University. Presented at the . World Bank. Washington, DC. March . 27. , 2014. Food systems successes in 1940s-80s enabled dramatic poverty reduction and improved standards of living. Christopher B. Barrett and Joanna B. Upton. Food Security and its Implications for Global Stability. Authors’ Workshop. Ithaca, NY. June 19, 2012. Sub-Saharan Africa bears an unfortunate triple distinction among world regions: highest incidence of (i) undernourishment, (ii) ultra-poverty and (iii) conflict-related deaths. Mutually reinforcing phenomena.. Sisira Jayasuriya. La Trobe University. Background. National policy goals:. Food security. Price stability. Income stability for small and marginal farmers. FCI and Policy Instruments: . PDS. Reserve grain stocks. What’s coming down the . track?. John . Ingram. Food Systems Programme Leader. Environmental Change . Institute. University . of Oxford. Food security…. ... exists when all people, at all times, have . There are many different definitions of food security. The definition below is frequently used.. The World Food Summit of 1996 defined food security as existing “when all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life”.. It’s All connected!. Housing Stability . and . Food Security . are critical to the health and well-being of all persons. The lack of stable housing and adequate, healthy food is integrally related to poverty and inherently connected with income. A. griculture and . F. ood . S. ystems. Dr. . Birgit Kopainsky, System Dynamics Group, University of Bergen, Norway. Workshop: Food Security in the Post-2015 Development Agenda. January . 29, 2014; Paris.