New UN study finds high food insecurity in Caribbean

A recent study has found that despite modest improvements last year, food insecurity in the English- and Dutch-speaking Caribbean remains persistently higher than pre-pandemic levels, driven by the cost-of-living crisis, global economic volatility and the lingering impacts of the pandemic.

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