The UN Foresees a "Coup" From 'El Niño' to Central American Food Security
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The Acting Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) of the United Nations, Carl Skau, believes that the El Niño phenomenon threatens to inflict a "hard blow" on food security in Central America, with a special impact on the Dry Corridor of Guatemala and El Salvador. During an interview with EFE in the Guatemalan capital, [...]
The Acting Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), Carl Skau, believes that the El Niño phenomenon threatens to inflict a “hard blow” on food security in Central America, with a special impact on the Dry Corridor of Guatemala and El Salvador.
The Acting Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), Carl Skau, believes that the El Niño phenomenon threatens to inflict a “hard blow” on food security in Central America, with a special impact on the Dry Corridor of Guatemala and El Salvador. During an interview in the Guatemalan capital, Skau explained that, despite the progress made in recent years in addressing child malnutrition in the region, the forecast of pro…
The Acting Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP) of the United Nations, Carl Skau, believes that the El Niño phenomenon threatens to inflict a "hard blow" on food security in Central America, with a special impact on the Dry Corridor of Guatemala and El Salvador. During an interview with EFE in the Guatemalan capital, Skau explained that, despite the progress made in recent years in dealing with child malnutrition in the region, t…
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