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Right now, we’re asking: will Covid-19 change how we think about food security?

Join us live and in conversation with @AmirMAbdulla of @WFP and @welshce of the Global Food Security Program

#TortoiseG7bnSummit

@AmirMAbdulla @WFP @welshce "A nutrition crisis leads to an education crisis" –@AmirMAbdulla of @WFP live at the #TortoiseG7bnSummit

"One of the most important things is to continue to remind the global food security community that this is not the last global food crisis." – @welshce Director of the Global Food Security Program

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"Overall solving these challenges has to do with increasing wages so increasing economic status among individuals and, second of all, making healthy diets more affordable." – @welshce, Director of the Global Food Security Program, live at the #TortoiseG7bnSummit

"I can't underscore enough that international collaboration is exactly what we need but I think the reality is that international collaboration is not as forthcoming." – Sarah Makka-Ugbabe, @ONECampaign at the #TortoiseG7bnSummit

"The crisis that we are facing now we could be facing for the next 25 years. If we want to be celebrating a very different world in 100 years, then the way we do this has to change, and it has to change now" – @AmirMAbdulla of @WFP

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