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can you verify that the UNESCO plan would have ended world hunger?
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It was a 6.6 billion dollar plan to alleviate famine in 43 countries for one year, so, no.
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Also famines are political problems to start with. We have more then enough food. Getting it to people reliably is the issue - i.e. there's usually a plethora of other issues like an active war.

It also isn't an economically isolated enterprise: Ukrainian grain shipments traversing into Europe via Polish roads and not heading to Africa via their ports caused a bunch of price crashes which became political flashpoints.

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