The food crisis has always been a hot topic of discussion. Because basically this also concerns how we survive and how to avoid crises that occur in the food sector. Of course there are many reasons behind why there is a food crisis, whether it's due to drastic climate change, crop failure, floods and natural disasters, war, hoarding by irresponsible parties, declining interest of young people in agriculture, and also increasingly narrow land. agriculture has turned into factories. or many other reasons.
Talking about the food crisis is the heart of national defense, because this source is very close to the needs of the people and if this sector has problems then I'm sure the country is not doing well, there are several causes regarding the factor of the food crisis and you have mentioned it in full, but what can be done by the government and the people themselves to avoid the problem of food crisis?
The definite answer may be to return to agricultural sources and the government must initiate this idea as one of the important designs in the welfare program or maybe it is included in the annual agenda as food self-sufficiency. While the formats and patterns may be used as before and I'm sure that each country has a different way of dealing with the problem.
But I am currently curious about what is happening in each country regarding the current food crisis. Has it gotten better, gotten worse or hasn't there been any change?
For a while my country is a little safe from the problem of food crisis and even usually during holidays we have difficulty getting food, but for now our country has no problems regarding food and especially for food crisis.
In the country where I work, the food crisis has really been resolved. everything is back to normal.Even though the food crisis is over but although food prices are still high and have not come back down. but the consumer's ability can still offset the increase that has occurred so that it can be said that in this country the food sector is under control and sufficient. and how about in your country?
This is exactly like in my country and even though the availability of food is quite abundant, the price issue is still quite high. This impact occurred right after the post-Covid-19 economic recovery and until now, staple goods have not yet come down.
The community's economy was quite disrupted after Codid-19 and we also know that people have difficulty getting jobs, so everything has an impact on financial stability to support basic needs that must be met, but even so in the area where I live it has been slightly resolved and even though not all.