Food Security

The concept of food security has evolved over time to incorporate different aspects, making it multidimensional. deriving from Malthusian ideas about the imbalance between population growth and available resources, food security has become a global issue. Initially focused on production, the concept now encompasses access, use, and stability. Amartya Sen’s work has demonstrated that hunger primarily results from a lack of access. recently, approaches based on food sovereignty, food justice, and agroecology have proposed sustainable, equitable models.