Climate change is fuelling a global hunger crisis — innovation could be the answer

Oct 14, 2022

New and emerging technologies, like Artificial Intelligence and drones, can work at the nexus of food and climate change to improve resilience and help vulnerable people. Image: Pixabay/DJI-Agras

Bernhard Kowatsch

Head, Innovation Accelerator, United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)

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WFP's HungerMap Live combines data from surveys with AI models to map the areas worldwide most vulnerable to hunger or potential famine due to climate change. Image: WFP

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