How fixing broken food systems can help us meet all the SDGs
Around a third of the food produced for humans is lost or wasted - just one example of a broken food system Image: REUTERS/Ben Nelms
Martin Koehring
Managing Editor and Global Health Lead, Thought Leadership practice of The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)
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