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Employing women and youth in farming activities, and returning to traditional foods could be the answer. That’s according to experts in Sydney attending a conference on Africa’s food security problems.

It’s attracted 29 expert speakers from around the world and the Minister of Foreign affairs Bob Carr has used the conference to  announce a fifteen million dollar partnership with Canada aimed at improving food security for  mothers and small children in sub-Saharan Africa. Home to some of the poorest countries in the world,  experts say Africa has a very bright future if its 54 states can address the worrying food crises currently gripping parts of the continent.

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Friday, November 30 2012
Produced By Rebekah Ison
Featured in storyDr Lindiwe Majele Sibanda - CEO, Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis NetworkEmile Frison - Director General, Bioversity InternationalDr Dennis Garrity - Drylands Ambassador, United NationsMellissa Wood - Director, Australian International Food Security Centre
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