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Security & Strategic Review - August 2022
REGION: World Bank pushing food security agenda
The countries of the Caribbean have become very conscious of the issue of food security in the light of the war in Ukraine, and the issue was at the centre of the 19-21 May regional Agri-Investment Forum and Expo in Georgetown, Guyana, that we reported on last month. It is an area in which the World Bank (WB) is closely involved as well.
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