Object

Rights:

The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

Abstract:

The Russian aggression against Ukraine is yet another economic challenge for developing countries after the COVID-19 pandemic and threatens their food security. The expected lower production and limits on export of grains from Ukraine and Russia, as well as rising costs of energy resources and fertilisers have led to an increase in global food prices. To counter this crisis, the EU and the U.S. may seek to increase the worldwide supply of cereals, including by activating strategic reserves, refraining from export restrictions, strengthening financing for organisations preventing hunger, and facilitating trade in fertilisers.

Place of Publishing:

Warsaw

Digitisation Sponsor:

The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

Publisher:

The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

Issued:

2022.04.14

Format:

PDF

Extent:

519 KB

Identifier:

oai:digit.pism.pl:5281

Source:

PISM Bulletin no. 63 (1980), 2022

Language:

eng

Is Version Of:

Biuletyn PISM nr 63 (2482), 2022

Rights Holder:

The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

Location of Physical Object:

Library of the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)