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Should wealthy nations be required to spend at least 1% of their GDP on global food security — as a legally enforceable human right to food?

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733 million people face hunger worldwide — while industrialized nations waste trillions worth of food. The right to food is enshrined in the UN Charter but unenforceable. A 1% GDP contribution would mobilize around $600 billion annually.

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United Nations · 12/16/1966
ICESCR, Art. 11 — right to adequate food

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