Two points: (1) According to the UN' S WFP 798 million people in the world are starving. 45% of the children dies of malnutrition. The WFP tries to fight malnutrition by providing a "peanut butter based paste" high in protein, calories and nutrients which does not have to be refrigerated to the starving masses. It is effective and saved the lives of many people, in particular children. It is not organic.

(2) 75% of the poor do not buy their food -- they grow it. Teaching these poor people how to farm effectively and increase the volumes of their crops is a major challenge for conventional farmers and scientists. 

I make these points because I doubt organic farmers can meet these challenges. If I'm wrong, I am open to listening.