Food Security

Food security: This is how China plans to feed its 1.4 billion people

Rice field. The need for food security has been heightened by climate change.

Climate change is one of the major factors threatening China’s food security. Image: UNSPLASH/yo Yoshitake

Kate Whiting
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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China ranks 34th out of the 113 countries covered by the food security index. Image: Statista

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