FOOD SECURITY
FOOD PRODUCTION AND
CONSUMPTION, THE VERY
BASIS
OF OUR EXISTENCE.
Food security as an idea began just in the mid-1970s,
in the talks of food problems during a
period of global food emergency. The
underlying focal point of consideration was essentially on sustenance supply
issues of guaranteeing the accessibility and to some degree, the value of security
of basic foodstuffs at the global and
national level. That supply-side, universal and institutional arrangement of
concerns mirrored the changing association of the worldwide food economy that
had developed problems before the emergency talks. A procedure of stakeholder
collaboration and deliberation took after, prompting the World Food Conference
of 1974, and another arrangement of institutional plans covering data, assets
for advancing food security and discussions for exchange on strategy issues.
Food Security is accomplished "when all
individuals, consistently have physical and monetary access to
satisfactory/adequate, protected and nutritious sustenance to meet their dietary needs and nourishment
inclinations for a dynamic and solid life."
Food security, accordingly, isn't the physical accessibility and availability
of foodstuffs. Instead, it infers to the
sufficient supplies of nourishment accessible through a household generation or
through imports to meet the utilization needs of
a nation. Food security is one of the basic human needs and is alluded to as a
central marker of poverty or vulnerability and physical
prosperity. From a reasonably complex
definition, food security centers around the individual, family, national,
provincial and worldwide levels. It is essential
to understand that a family unit is said to be food secure when its tenants
don't live in fear of starvation.
As part of Kenya's efforts towards the realization of
Vision 2030, the government has pledged to work on specific projects among
them:
- Development of Irrigation Schemes.
- Development of Sustainable Agricultural Policies.
- Cost Reduction of fertilizers to make them more accessible to farmers, more so small-scale farmers.
All these are part of processes seeking to put Kenya on
a roadmap to becoming food secure. With the right mix of stakeholder
collaboration and implementation of agreed practices, the achievement of
National Food Security as a critical
objective will become a reality.
By: Innocent Deckoks
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