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Report Launch: Recurring Storms: Food Insecurity, Political Instability, and Conflict

February 7, 2017 • 9:00 – 11:00 am EST

Please join us for the launch of our newest report, Recurring Storms: Food Insecurity, Political Instability, and Conflict, written by Emmy Simmons. Hear a presentation and join a dialogue with experts on why renewed and expanded international collaboration to anticipate and prepare for food insecurity is essential. Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Syria are examples that vividly underscore the explosiveness of fragile states and the issues that need to be prioritized in order to regain sustainable food security. Averting future storms will require the recognition that food security challenges will extend long beyond 2030, political leadership must be visibly committed to these issues, and actions to reduce fragmentation will be critical.

 

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Africa North Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Afghanistan Middle East Human Rights Transitional Justice Human Security International Development Food Security and U.S. Development Policy
Emmy Simmons

Emmy Simmons

Senior Adviser (Non-resident), Global Food and Water Security Program
Kimberly Flowers

Kimberly Flowers

Senior Associate (Non-resident), Humanitarian Agenda and Global Food and Water Security Program

Johanna Mendelson Forman

Senior Advisor, Stimson Center and Adjunct Professor, School of International Service, American University

Roger-Mark De Souza

Director, Population, Environmental Security, and Resilience Program, Wilson Center

David Nicholson

Senior Director, Environment, Energy, and Climate, Mercy Corps

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