Urbanization
The Global Food Security Program (GFSP) provides information and analysis to improve food security policy and programming in the United States and around the world. GFSP confronts a longtime blind spot of the global food security community: the urban poor, a rapidly growing segment of the world’s food-insecure population. As urbanization progresses fastest in Africa and Asia, and with cities hit hardest by Covid-19, GFSP examines the nature of food insecurity among the urban poor and offers solutions tailored to their unique challenges.
This webpage is the library for all urbanization and food security content from GFSP experts. It includes CSIS events, commentaries, and briefs, as well as external media interviews covering the growing need for intensive focus on food insecurity in urban areas.
Urbanization and Food Security

COVID-19: A Turning Point for Urban Food Security

Food Insecurity Crises at Home and Abroad: Why Biden Must Lead on Both

Humanitarian Aid in Sahelian Cities: Lessons for Long-Term Food Security

Private Sector Solutions to Urban Food Insecurity

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When the City Does the Feeding: The Role of Local Governance in Urban Food Security
