Spotlight: Advancing Global Food Security 

Capitalizing on the Power of Science, Trade, and Business to End Hunger and Poverty: A New Agenda for Food Security

May 21, 2013 - The Chicago Council's report urges the US government to focus its global food security strategy on prioritizing science, increasing trade flows for agriculture and food, and incentivizing greater business activity in low-income countries. The report makes four broad policy recommendations composed of 21 specific actions to define the next steps for US global food security policy. 

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Publications and News

"The Future of Food Aid", Op-Ed, Tom Hart, US Executive Director, ONE, May 23, 2013

"High Food Prices and Dietary Quality: Who Pays?", Op-Ed, Howarth Bouis, Director, Harvest Plus, May 23, 2013

"From Dairy Farm to the Global Table", Op-Ed, Tom Gallagher, Dairy Management Inc.,May 22, 2013

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