The United Nations must manage a global food reserve / Corazon T Aragon, Flordeliza A Lantican, Ma Eden S Piadozo.

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ARAGON Corazon T

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LANTICAN Flordeliza A

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In: UN Chronicle Vol XLV No 2-3, 2008, pp.58-65 (51)Summary: Rice prices more than doubled between 2007 and 2008. This paper looks at the effectiveness of regional efforts to create rice reserves (e.g. ASEAN Emergency Rice Reserve), proposes a global food reserve as an alternative to regional reserves, and suggests other measures to improve rice production and match supply and demand.

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Rice prices more than doubled between 2007 and 2008. This paper looks at the effectiveness of regional efforts to create rice reserves (e.g. ASEAN Emergency Rice Reserve), proposes a global food reserve as an alternative to regional reserves, and suggests other measures to improve rice production and match supply and demand.

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