Global Food Crisis

The age-old pattern of famine is changing. It is no longer just rural populations being affected by hunger, but urban ones as well. Although food is available in markets and shops, very few can afford it. This is the new face of hunger.

Office
www.irusa.org

Citation
 Islamic Relief USA. (2008). Partnership (Fall 2008) [Online] Available: http://www.irusa.org/content/uploads/2011/08/Partnership_fall_08.pdf

BY

Islamic Relief USA

Type

Project Report

OFFICE

USA

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2008

KEYWORDS

Afghanistan, Egypt, Famine, Food, India, Iraq, Pakistan, Palestine, Partnership, Somalia, Yemen

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