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Food Factor Podcast
The latest topics in hunger and development with the aid experts at WFP.
Rising Food Prices: What’s Going On This Time?
Valerie Guarnieri, the head of WFP’s Programme division, discusses the latest hikes in global food prices, explaining the differences between the situation now and in 2008 and outlining what can be done to protect the world’s poor.
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Here Comes The Private Sector
WFP Director of Public Policy and Communications Nancy Roman discusses the growing involvement of business in humanitarian aid and how industry leaders in logistics and nutrition are helping WFP to do its job better.
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What's New For Aid In The Age Of Twitter?
Owen Barder, a well-known blogger and economist based in Addis Ababa, talks about the impact of social media on the aid industry and what’s liable to change with the spread of internet in developing countries.
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Probing The Link Between Hunger And HIV
Nutritionist Mutinta Hambayi discusses our growing knowledge about the link between hunger and the HIV pandemic, particularly in countries like her native Zambia. According to Hambayi, breaking down food-related barriers to treatment is the surest way to undo that link.
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Could Fish Pay For Food Aid? Ask Paul Collier
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Author and Oxford economist Paul Collier discusses market friendly food aid, the food-price crisis of 2008, why even booming economies need help to bring down malnutrition and a fishy idea for funding food aid.
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