The impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict on global food security

Lin, Faqin; Li, Xuecao; Jia, Ningyuan; Feng, Fan; Huang, Hai; Huang, Jianxi; Fan, Shenggen; Ciais, Philippe; Song, Xiao-Peng

doi:10.1016/j.gfs.2022.100661

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“…It is now becoming apparent that higher education institutions in the agrarian sector are entrusted with a responsible mission of supporting the state in the field of human capacity building by forming a new generation of specialists for the sustainable development of Ukrainian agriculture, capable of repositioning Ukraine in global food security, which is currently under threat. This is confirmed by Lin et al (2023) and de Gourcuff et al (2023).…”

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Agricultural education in times of war: Strategic visions, leadership practices and post-war reconstruction

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Hryshyna

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Problems and Perspectives in Management

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In the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine, agricultural universities will provide the state with specialists capable of implementing the seamless integration of “green” benchmarks. The full-scale war has not only threatened the sustainable operation of all spheres of higher education institutions but also forced them to look for new ways of adaptation and development. This study aims to assess the readiness of higher education institutions in the agrarian sector to meet the personnel needs of the state in the medium-term of post-war reconstruction. The paper used a group of parameters with specific indicators: education (change in the number of graduates at the Bachelor’s and Master’s educational levels, the ratio of publicly-funded and fee-based education seekers, changes in the average entrance score), science (change in the number of articles published in Scopus and the corresponding h-index, the number of Erasmus grants received, the amount of budget funding for science), recognition (academic ranking of higher education institutions by the Webometrics and Top-200 Ratings), and financing (estimated amounts of funding from the general and special fund, and their ratio). The study offers a unique approach to calculating the Integrated Sustainability Index of higher education institutions. This index clearly illustrates how efficiently 15 agricultural higher education institutions have adapted to wartime transformations. For example, Sumy National Agrarian University and Lviv National Natural Resource Management University have this index exceeding 30%. The study draws attention to the problematic areas of university activity during the war and suggests extending the valuable experience of Sumy National Agrarian University. AcknowledgmentThe authors are grateful to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who are liberating the territory of Ukraine at the cost of their own lives, as well as to Ukrainian farmers, who, despite the war, are doing everything possible to prevent a food crisis in the world.This study is co-funded by the European Union through the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) within the project “Europeanisation of Doctoral Studies in Line with the Innovative Doctoral Training Principles in Europe: Towards a Common Future” 101083493 - EDOCS - ERASMUS-JMO-2022-HEI-TCH-RSCH https://edocs.snau.edu.ua/en/

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Agricultural education in times of war: Strategic visions, leadership practices and post-war reconstruction

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“…To assess the impact of a reduction in Ukrainian exports, we first assume a 50% decline in Ukrainian wheat exports from the 2019 GWTN baseline, which represents a 3.8% decline in the total quantity of wheat and wheat products reaching the world market. This order of magnitude of such a drop was previously estimated [12] This shock is then recursively propagated to other countries through a forward depth-first mechanism. We assume that a country absorbs an import loss if and only if it cannot be compensated by a reduction of its export.…”

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Impact of the Ukrainian crisis on the global food security

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“…Ukraine is a major exporter of wheat, soybean and maise, which are heavily used as material for animal feed and were greatly affected by the conflict (Nasir et al, 2022). On the one hand, the implication of Russia, a major producer of fertiliser, did, to some extent, destabilise accessibility by countries that focus on intensive arable farming practices (Lin et al, 2023).…”

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Egg and Broiler Supply in Malaysia: Issues, Challenges and Recommendations

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The Malaysian poultry industry, particularly the broiler and egg supply, was greatly affected due to recent global challenges such as COVID-19, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, global logistic strains, and the overall deceleration of economies. Being self-sustainable for poultry, the crisis throughout 2022 has shown how fragile the industry is in Malaysia. Based on the above perspectives, the dependency of the poultry industry on imported feed materials and its stability from external factors that support the industry needs to be considered to sustain food security. Therefore the concept of food security in a country might need to be further evaluated as a sustainable value chain rather than individual components. Understanding the value chain involved in the poultry industry is important to conclude the decisions to attain supply stability in Malaysia.

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The impact of Russia-Ukraine conflict on global food security

Cited by 153 publications

References 7 publications

Agricultural education in times of war: Strategic visions, leadership practices and post-war reconstruction

Agricultural education in times of war: Strategic visions, leadership practices and post-war reconstruction

Impact of the Ukrainian crisis on the global food security

Egg and Broiler Supply in Malaysia: Issues, Challenges and Recommendations

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