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Well lets start by bringing in rob voss from the International Food policy Research Institute in washington d. C. Whats the world got to do to save these people from starvation. Good morning 1st or frankly for having. To faint so i would say 1st to keep functioning mr coverts not make but the world has managed relatively well to keep managed by a change function provision many to use ructions particularly in a parishioner of spiritual truths goals their products and actually most here if not in countries now 2nd just to get it will where money in the pockets where surely can buy enough fruits we project about 150000000 more people could fall into poverty and who will not have enough money to buy any. So what are those contrails that. Facing these problems the most doing to support those in need if it comes down to. A full incomes and people falling into poverty. But the most effective areas those that are already before covered 19 suffering from hunger and poverty so were talking about
Like any information on the chrono laras or any other science topic we should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at dot com slash science. As the wont focuses on fighting off a virus and you deadly threat is a matching. Lockdowns around the world have led to labor shortages supply Chain Disruption at a reduction in international trade. The result less available food. And less money to pay for it. Its a deadly combination and weve got to act. Now weve got to be smart and weve got to thread the needle you cant you cant just deal with code by itself or hunger by itself they must be dealt with together if we do it right we can save lives if we dont do it right people with. The coronavirus and world hunger now one crisis is fueling and now that. There are warnings the world is on the brink of a hunger pandemic have a 1000 is starting to push millions into starvation oxfam says combined with conflicts inequality and a Climate Crisis
And now here we are not only celebrating the completion of i know what was probably a challenging time for all of you, the renovation of over 200 units here at rosa parks, but so far over 3,600 units throughout San Francisco of Public Housing. [applause] it is so amazing and i see a lot of the folks who live here that are here today. Im so happy for you. And im so grateful to you for trusting us, for your patience, because i also know that it was very challenging to go through this renovation process. We know that that can be difficult. But i really want to thank the partners that we have and you will hear from some of them today. Tndc, thank you so much, don, who is here with us and your team at tndc, for your understanding and your sensitivity to the fact that we have people who are seniors, who live here on fixed incomes. We have people who have disabilities. We have people who work here every single day and being considerate towards the folks who occupy this space on a daily basis.