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Policy Briefs (2011)

This policy brief examines the international implications of the U.S Farm Bill and is effects on food security in developing nations. It argues that the combination of the policies in the Farm Bill and the practice of in-kind food donations from the U.S. decrease food security in developing nations, especially for women and children. The brief makes various policy recommendations including the reduction of commodity subsidies and the expansion of regional food aid purchases.

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    Policy Briefs (2011)
    In order to eliminate developing nations’ dependence on international aid,sustainability of food production must be fostered. Sustainability can be fosteredthrough elimination of trade barriers, development of infrastructure, andempowerment of women. Improving the self-sufficiency of developing nationscan help to ensure the food security of their women and children.
      Cover page: U.S. Farm Bill Makes Women and Children Food Insecure
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