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Farmers and Advocates Say the Global Food System Is Failing—and Its Financiers Are to Blame

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Briefings

Farmers and advocates are protesting the global food system, citing rising prices, supply chain disruptions, and extreme weather as failures. The evidence suggests these issues are linked to the financial institutions that manage global trade, though specific causal mechanisms remain unclear.

Key points

• Farmers and advocates are protesting the global food system, citing rising prices, supply chain disruptions, and extreme weather as failures.
• The evidence suggests these issues are linked to the financial institutions that manage global trade, though specific causal mechanisms remain unclear.

Context

Protesters at World Bank and IMF meetings, along with new research, are railing against a globalized system that fails to produce enough food and has massive climate impacts.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to protests at World Bank and IMF meetings and new research; specific causal mechanisms linking financial institutions to food failures remain unclear.

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