Food insecurity is a growing global crisis, affecting millions of people who lack consistent access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food. Climate change, economic instability, conflict, and supply chain disruptions have only intensified the challenges, leaving vulnerable populations at even greater risk.
This timely conversation will examine the alarming levels of food insecurity worldwide, particularly in low-income countries where the situation is most dire. In East Africa alone, an estimated 61.6 million people face food insecurity, with nearly 50 million more projected to face similar challenges in Western and Central Africa.
Brian Greene, CEO of Houston Food Bank will discuss the complexities of food insecurity, the impact on communities globally, and strategies to build a more sustainable and equitable food system.
Addressing this issue requires a comprehensive approach that includes policy changes, sustainable agriculture, and international collaboration. Food security is a right, not a privilege.
