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'''Food security''' is an essential element of [[resilience]]. It prepares for the worst, but even if the worst does not come it provide benefit such as boosting the local economy, supporting small and medium businesses, and often providing a greater variety of better quality food. | '''Food security''' is an essential element of [[resilience]]. It prepares for the worst, but even if the worst does not come it provide benefit such as boosting the local economy, supporting small and medium businesses, and often providing a greater variety of better quality food. | ||
Food security is a critically important aspect of [[international development]]. It can be aided by better yields, but above all by careful consideration of [[contingencies]], and preparing for the worst. | |||
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Revision as of 15:08, 21 February 2011
Food security is an essential element of resilience. It prepares for the worst, but even if the worst does not come it provide benefit such as boosting the local economy, supporting small and medium businesses, and often providing a greater variety of better quality food.
Food security is a critically important aspect of international development. It can be aided by better yields, but above all by careful consideration of contingencies, and preparing for the worst.