Date:7/4/2012

n is best improved through equitable economic growth, investment in policies that help smallholder farmers and increase agricultural productivity, and primary care and food programmes targeted at the poor. We mustn't allow the global economic crisis and rising food prices to cause inequalities to increase, or cut back on investments in nutrition and healthcare."

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Contact: Sam Wong sam.wong@imperial.ac.uk 44-207-594-2198 Imperial College London Source:Eurekalert

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