What’s causing the global food crisis? | Inside Story

More people are hungry than ever before, and the UN warns the numbers are increasing The UN’s latest report on global hunger shows we are moving backwards. At least 828 million people went hungry one way or another, on a daily basis, last year. War, natural disasters and rising temperatures are threatening food security. The prices of wheat and other crops have increased exponentially - and will continue to do so. Billions of dollars are needed to prevent a global food crisis. What can we do before it’s too late? Presenter: Sohail Rahman Guests: Nils Mollema, policy adviser on climate justice for ActionAid Netherlands Maurice Onyango, regional head of Disaster Risk Management at Plan International Abdolreza Abbassian, food market analyst and former senior economist at the FAOhting for and that is why I am resigning,” he said on Twitter. Subscribe to our channel Follow us on Twitter