No Security Without Food Security? Regional Perspectives

Europe Needs a Nutrition Continuity Strategy for a Polycrisis Era

The recent convergence of climate shocks, geopolitical conflict, supply chain disruptions, financial instability, and democratic fragility has revealed that food security in Europe is inseparable from broader questions of national and regional security.

Food and Human Security in an Age of Polycrisis – A Latin American Perspective

Global military expenditures to ensure security continue to reach record levels, yet hundreds of millions of people still experience hunger (Liang et al.2026; FAO et al. 2026b). This contrast raises a deceptively simple question: What security, and for whom?

Global Shocks, Regional Consequences: Food Security and Stability in the Horn of Africa

The disruptions to trade unfolding in the Strait of Hormuz have rippled through the Horn of Africa (HoA)—here comprising Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda—further eroding the region's already fragile baseline of stability and food security.

Investing in Climate Security: Protecting Asia's Food Systems and Livelihoods

Asia is highly exposed to climate-driven food insecurity, yet adaptation finance flows to the region remain inadequate relative to the scale of its exposure and needs.

Security Dynamics and Food Insecurity in the Sahel

Food and nutrition security is particularly fragile in the Sahel region as it faces severe climatic conditions and an entanglement of economic, health, and security crises (Olivier de Sardan 2023).

Water, Energy and Food Security in the WANA Region: An Interconnected Challenge

The West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region faces a food security dilemma rooted in water scarcity, energy dependence, climate- and water-related shocks, conflict, and global market volatility.