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Addis Ababa Conference on World Hunger
A conference in Addis Ababa addressed global hunger, emphasizing strong political will and resource mobilization. Ethiopia showcased its progress in agroforestry and food security initiatives.
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Taye Atske Selassie
- What are the key takeaways from the conference?
- The conference's success lies in mobilizing partnerships, sharing best practices, and identifying concrete investment needs for effective hunger eradication. Strong political will and sufficient resources are key factors.
- Who participated in the Addis Ababa conference?
- The three-day conference in Addis Ababa brought together over 1500 stakeholders to address the challenge of global hunger, identify solutions, and foster partnerships.
- What is Ethiopia's contribution to combatting hunger?
- Ethiopia's commitment to the Green Legacy Initiative has significantly increased forest cover to 23.6%, contributing to improved livelihoods and agroforestry practices.
- What strategies is Ethiopia implementing to improve its food security?
- The country is actively developing integrated agro-industrial parks and investing in higher-yielding, drought-resistant crops like wheat and sorghum to enhance food security.
- What is the main message President Taye Atske Selassie conveyed at the conference?
- President Taye Atske Selassie emphasized that strong political will is crucial to eradicating hunger. The conference highlighted the need for global mobilization and sufficient resources to address food insecurity.