Food security - challenge of future generations

Borlovan Ioan

Sâmbotin Liviu

Coroian Adrian

Szegedi Tudományegyetem Mezőgazdasági Kar

2011

04. Mezőgazdaság-tudományok

04.01. Mezőgazdaság, erdészet, halászat

04.05. Egyéb mezőgazdaság-tudományok

Food security is part of the security of each country in the world and this in turn in global security. Ensuring food security for the population of a state is primarily the obligation. An state must manage its resources efficiently and rationally otherwise jeopardize the very existence of the state and the people concerned. Each country's food security can be ensured primarily from internal resources through the policies applied by each country. Food security is a very dynamic concept that has evolved over time. Thus food security in developing countries has been achieved by creating a sustainable agricultural system by engaging in lengthy and costly policies to support agriculture. Today in these countries the concept has acquired other meanings. Because in these countries managed to provide food in plentiful amounts, place in the forefront of quality, food safety and social protection, so they are concerned about consumer health protection. Hunger is a major problem of food security and overall security in the contemporary era as it involves more or less all countries and affects broad areas of social and economic life. Solving this global problem could be achieved only through international cooperation, to which all countries should participate in both poor and rich. The problem of food security must also analyzed according to national conditions of each country. Thus each state has made the social policy, demographic, complex.

magyar

angol

Cikk, tanulmány, mű

NonPeerReviewed

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http://acta.bibl.u-szeged.hu/76137/1/agrarszemle_2011_001_suppl_376-381.pdf

Borlovan Ioan; Sâmbotin Liviu; Coroian Adrian: Food security - challenge of future generations. In: Agrár- és vidékfejlesztési szemle, (6) 1. pp. 376-381. (2011)

http://acta.bibl.u-szeged.hu/76137/