How Conflict and Climate Change Are a Threat to Food Security

The video discusses the World Hunger Index and the impact of climate change on hunger, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. It highlights the need for sustainable development goals to achieve zero hunger by 2030. The role of corporations and NGOs in addressing hunger through funding and partnerships is emphasized. The video also covers the challenges faced in less developed countries and the importance of local involvement in hunger solutions.

What are some of the main factors causing a plateau in progress towards zero hunger by 2030?

• Increased agricultural productivity

• More crisis and conflict, and climate change

• Decreased global population

• Improved economic conditions

Why are climate-smart agriculture plans important according to Concern Worldwide?

• They reduce the need for international aid

• They help communities adapt to changing climate conditions

• They increase the use of chemical fertilizers

• They focus on urban development

What is a significant source of funding for Concern Worldwide?

• Only local government support

• Governments, corporations, and individuals

• Only international loans

• Only individual donations

How do corporations benefit from partnering with NGOs like Concern Worldwide?

• They can reduce their workforce

• They can scale up their efforts in conflict zones

• They gain access to new markets

• They receive tax exemptions

What is the primary focus of Concern Worldwide in less developed countries?

• Providing food aid in secure areas

• Developing new technology for urban areas

• Working in insecure areas with local communities

• Building luxury housing

How does Concern Worldwide collaborate with the World Food Program?

• By providing financial support

• By working on the ground in hard-to-reach places

• By developing new food products

• By organizing international conferences

What is a key message about the global food problem discussed in the video?

• It is not affected by climate change

• It is only a problem in developing countries

• It requires scaling up efforts with corporate help

• It can be solved without corporate involvement