Food security as social provisioning: insights from the international approach and the Indonesian
Journal: Minerva Access (University of Melbourne)
Year: 2013

In 2006-08, there was an international food crisis.At its peak, 34 countries were severely affected.A total of 850 million people were short of food and a further 100 million were considered to be at risk.Yet, despite the widespread agreement that existed on the unacceptability of hunger, international institutions struggled to take responsibility, and to effectively deal with the problem.