Food Security Policy Reflection Workshop

June 24, 2019

FSP, in partnership with USAID- Bureau for Food Security (BFS) organized this multi-day event filled of insights, conversations, and reflection on the role of evidence in shaping better food security policies, and the importance of strengthening country and regional capacity to identify and address food security problems.

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