reaching sustainable food security for all by 2020 getting the priorities and responsibilities right...
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Reaching Sustainable Food Security for All by 2020
Getting the Priorities and Responsibilities Right
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The Human Tragedy
• Each day 800 million people go hungry
• Among them are 170 million children under 5 years of age
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The World Food Summit Goal
Halve the number of hungry people by 2015• 22 million must achieve food security
every year• Since 1990, only 6 million a year have
left “the prison of hunger”
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IFPRI’s 2020 Vision: A World Free from Hunger
• Every person has access to sufficient food to sustain a healthy and productive life
• Malnutrition is absent
• Food originates from efficient, effective, and low-cost food systems
• Food production is compatible with sustainable natural-resource use
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Progress in the Developing World Since 1970
• Number of food-insecure people has fallen from 959 million to 780 million
• Percentage of food-insecure people has fallen from 37% to 17%
• Progress has been uneven major reduction in East and Southeast Asia slight increase in South Asia number of hungry people in Sub-Saharan Africa
has more than doubled
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Even Less Progress without China
Between 1991 and 1998
• The number of food-insecure people declined in China by 76 million
• In all other developing countries the number of food-insecure people increased by40 million
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Uneven Income Distribution
• 20% of the world’s population lives on the equivalent of less than US$1 a day
• Fully half of the human race earns less than US$2 a day
• The income of the richest 1% of our planet equals that of the poorest 57%
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The Gap Is Widening
• In 1960 average per capita income in industrialized nations was 9 times the average of Sub-Saharan Africa
• Today it is 18 times
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Difference in magnitude
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A Focus on Children
• One-third of preschool children in developing countries are malnourished
• Malnutrition among preschool children impairs their mental and physical development compromises their future health, productivity,
and food security undermines economic growth and social justice
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The Cost of Child Malnutrition
Malnutrition • Is a factor in more than 5 million deaths of children
under five
• Accounts for 20-25% of the economic impact of childhood diseases in developing world
• Reduces gross domestic product by 0.7% annually in India and 0.5% in China
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Indicators of Human Development
In developing countries in the past 30 years
• Life expectancy rose from 56 to 64 years
• Mortality rates of preschool children fell from 167 per 1,000 live births to 89
• Adult literacy rate rose from less than 65% to 73%
• Incomes per capita more than doubled
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Food Availability
• Improved dramatically in developing countries as a whole during past 30 years
• Daily per capita calorie availability rose from 2,100 to 2,700 in all developing
countries, or more than enough to meet minimum needs
lags behind in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia
remains below minimum requirements in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Agricultural Productivity Increases
Benefits
• Improved per capita production
• Reduced unit costs and prices
• Increased incomes and purchasing power for farmers and consumers
• Restrained expansion into forests, grasslands, and wildlife habitats, helping to avert natural resource degradation
Costs• Increased soil salinity and
lowered water tables in irrigated areas
• Exacerbated health and environmental problems through inappropriate use of fertilizer and pesticides
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Where Are We Headed?
With business as usual there is no possibility of achieving food security for all by 2020
• Number of malnourished children will decline by only 20% by 2020
• Number of food-insecure people will decline from 780 to only 675 million by 2015
The goal of cutting hunger in half will only be reached by 2050
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Confronting the Causes
We must address food insecurity malnutrition unsustainable resource management
within the context of nine driving forces
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Nine Driving Forces (I)
1. Accelerating globalization, including further trade liberalization
2. Sweeping technological changes
3. Degradation of natural resources and increasing water scarcity
4. Emerging, reemerging, and continuing health and nutrition crises
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Nine Driving Forces (II)
5. Rapid urbanization
6. Changing structure of farming
7. Continued conflict
8. Climate change
9. Changing roles and responsibilities of key actors
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Getting the Priorities Right
• Rapid pro-poor economic growth
• Effective provision of public goods
• Empowerment of poor people
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Seven High-Priority Policy Actions (I)
1. Invest in human resources
2. Improve access to productive resources and remunerative employment
3. Improve markets, infrastructure, and institutions
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4. Expand appropriate research, knowledge, and technology
5. Improve natural resource management
6. Promote good governance
7. Support sound national and international trade and macroeconomic policies
Seven High-Priority Policy Actions (II)
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1. Investing in Human Resources
• Improve access to healthcare
• Assure clean water, safe sanitation, and low-cost quality child care
• Fight “hidden hunger”
• Ensure food safety
• Educate girls as well as boys
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2. Improve Access to Productive Resources and Paid Employment
• Promote broad-based agricultural and rural development
• Foster secure urban livelihoods
• Promote civil society organizations
• Empower women
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3. Improve Markets, Infrastructure, and Institutions
• Ensure that markets are not biased against small farmers, less-favored areas, or food-insecure consumers
• Develop private competitive markets with supporting institutions and infrastructure
• Build competent public administration
• Invest in public goods
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4. Expand Appropriate Research, Knowledge, and Technology
• Invest in pro-poor agricultural research
• Make use of the agroecological approach
• Tap the potential of conventional agricultural research
• Explore the potential of modern agricultural biotechnology
• Bridge the “digital divide”
• Pursue affordable alternative energy technologies
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5. Improve Natural Resource Management
• Overcome water-related constraints
• Manage soil fertility
• Promote sustainable development in less-favored areas
• Assure property rights and collective action
• Address global climate change
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6. Promote Good Governance
• Institute rule of law
• Protect and promote human rights
• Prevent and resolve conflict
• End corruption
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7. Support Sound National and International Trade and Macroeconomic Policies
• Make globalization work for poor people
• Expand development assistance
• Undertake debt relief
• Conserve plant genetic resources
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Roles and Responsibilities (I)
• Governments of developing countries have primary responsibility for creating conditions to end hunger forging partnerships with other sectors ensuring local governments have necessary
resources and authority
• Governments of developed countries should put resources behind their pledges relieve unpayable debt of poor countries restructure global trading system
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Roles and Responsibilities (II)
• Parliaments and judiciaries assure poor people have a political voice promulgate pro-poor policies prevent arbitrary government action ensure that governments fulfill their obligations
• International organizations and multilateral institutions provide development finance, technical
assistance, and information provide global public goods facilitate/strengthen international agreements
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Roles and Responsibilities (III)
• Global and civil society design and implement development activities promote open, vigorous, and peaceful debate
• Transnational business and industry make useful proprietary technologies available provide innovative financial support to
sustainable development practice social responsibility
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Roles and Responsibilities (IV)
• Domestic private sector, including farmers produce food develop markets support credit institutions invest in small enterprises that employ people and
develop skills
Food-insecure people are important actors in achieving food security, not passive victims
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Food Security for All Is Affordable
Public and private investments will be needed to achieve IFPRI’s 2020 Vision
• Investments to reduce number of malnourished children by 34 million by 2020 amount to just 3.6% of total spending by developing-country governments
• A more optimistic future with 72 million fewer malnourished children by 2020 requires that investments increase to 4.9%
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Costs and Benefits
Global investment
1997-2020`
Number of malnourished children in 2020 compared to 1997
US$323 billion 12 million more
US$579 billion 34 million less34 million less
US$802 billion 72 million less72 million less
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The Need for Political WillPolitical will means
• Placing food security higher on the agenda
• New partnerships, new programs, new institutions, and new ways of thinking
• Economic and political empowerment of poor people governments must be held accountable to their own citizens
and to international public opinion institutions are needed that represent the interests of food-
insecure people national governments, the private sector, and civil society
must put the well-being of poor and hungry people at the top of their priority lists
global advocacy effort is needed to push for food security for all
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