Tag: food security
Climate change, upstream dams force new farming strategies in Mekong Delta
Changing water conditions are testing livelihoods, biodiversity and community resilience across one of Southeast Asia’s most important agricultural regions
El Niño threatens 190 million children across Asia-Pacific
UN agencies warn worsening El Niño could disrupt food, water, health and schooling for millions of vulnerable children
Caritas Philippines chief calls rural development a moral responsibility
The Church renewed calls to strengthen agricultural education as climate pressures and migration reshape farming communities across the Philippines
Thai Catholic diocese turns schools into hubs for food security after...
Catholic and Muslim communities are working together to rebuild livelihoods through locally designed nutrition and income-generating school programs
Residents struggle to find food during deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Police said on Monday that 425 people linked to the JAAC have been arrested since the unrest began in early June
Holy See: Wars and extreme climate events have lethal impact on...
The Holy See laments the impact of war, recessions, climate events, and political instability on the world’s agrifood systems
Extreme heat as ‘risk multiplier’ pushes global food systems toward crisis,...
UN warns extreme heat is disrupting food systems, cutting farm labor capacity, and placing over a billion livelihoods at risk
Church leader sees gains in Indonesia’s free school meals amid public...
Food program aims to tackle child malnutrition, but implementation setbacks raise concerns among parents, experts, and watchdog groups
China, Vietnam among most food-self-sufficient nations, study says
Only Guyana can meet all dietary needs without trade; Asia’s top economies close behind but still face risks, researchers warn
UNICEF: Over half of Myanmar’s children in poverty amid conflict and...
It said 55 percent of children in the country are living in poverty, and millions are at risk of malnutrition, disease, and exploitation
















