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Essay heading: Food—Of the People, By the People, and For the People
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The WB concludes it is the right to be fed (food security) must shift ecological, economic, political, and social activity towards agricultural development to support itself.
The NGO approach—ICARRD criticizes the WB platform’s applicability to the goal of alleviating poverty. Rather than focusing on opening a poor economy to “outside” investment, ICARRD’s report showcases how the rural poor is financially ineligible within the WB’s market-driven-by-agriculture assumptions... displayed 300 characters
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Rather than focusing on opening a poor economy to “outside” investment, ICARRD’s report showcases how the rural poor is financially ineligible within the WB’s market-driven-by-agriculture assumptions. The WB’s report assumes that the market will sufficiently increase the poor’s access to resources; instead, the ICARRD report develops the term food sovereignty in disagreement... displayed next 300 characters
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