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… economic slowdowns and downturns, and the growing climate crisis, the  Agricultural Market Information System  (AMIS) … from recent shocks such as COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine, underlining the need to continually adapt and …

… affecting shipping on major inland waterways. The current crisis is disrupting shipments of grains and other key commodities from Europe, Russia, and Ukraine. This can raise the costs of imported products for … For wheat originating from the European Union, Russia, and Ukraine, shipping through the Suez Canal is the shortest …

… for vulnerable populations and in times of food crisis. Current WTO rules ban agricultural export subsidies … such a scenario play out: Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 28 countries have enacted export restrictions of … … Market Access … Market-related … Resilience … Food Crisis and Related Risk Factors … … Strengthening Food …

… of the COVID-19 pandemic, the outbreak of conflict in Ukraine in February 2022 again raised the specter of a major global food security crisis. Since that time, analysis of the extant and potential … around the world. A new ebook from IFPRI , based on their Ukraine blog and research brief series, brings results of …

… from rising world prices. During the global food price crisis of 2007–2008, such behavior was observed among many … was returning to normal after the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ukraine-Russia conflict again sent food security shock waves across the globe. Russia and Ukraine together account for 12 percent of the total calories …

… volatility over the past year as impacts of the Russia-Ukraine war, combined with tight global stocks, drove prices … and the lack of any direct trade connection to the Ukraine conflict left rice relatively immune to the price … and Southeast Asia. Amid the continuing global food price crisis, a shortfall in rice production would likely to …

… examined the global policy implications of the Russia-Ukraine war regarding food, fuel, and fertilizer, as well as … Though food prices have since fallen from their peaks, the crisis persists and has resulted in expanding numbers of … 800 million  globally. Russia’s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine is often cited as the triggering event for these …

… acute food insecurity (defined as IPC Phase 3 (Crisis) or higher), according to the 2023 Global Report on … were followed by Myanmar, the Syrian Arab Republic, Sudan, Ukraine, and Pakistan. In addition, 39 countries /territories … the impacts of both the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war. Economic decline drove rising food insecurity in …

… In February 2022, news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine dominated headlines around the world. Policymakers … Food Policy Report — The Road to Resilience: Rethinking Crisis Responses .  Katrina Kosec  is a Senior Research … … … We must build food system resilience before the next crisis …

… only peaked again in 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (Figure 1). Now, the Russia-Ukraine war has resurrected the food vs. fuel debate. As … versus Fuel v2.0: Biofuel policies and the current food crisis …