Food Security
Food security means that all people in a place have reliable physical and economic access to enough safe, nutritious food to meet their needs, and it depends on a chain of factors including local agricultural productivity, trade, transportation infrastructure, income, and political stability. Hundreds of millions of people worldwide currently face hunger, and food insecurity is rarely caused by a global shortage of food overall, more often it results from disruptions to that supply chain, like conflict, drought, poor infrastructure, or poverty, that block food from reaching the people who need it.
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