Name: What can the world learn from China's fight against food insecurity?
Uploaded: 2026-10-16T21:32:50+08:00
Duration: 7 min 27 s
Description: Food security is a core issue in global development governance. China's practices in eliminating rural poverty and advancing agricultural transformation have not only safeguarded its own food security but are also increasingly seen as a shareable global

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Food security is a core issue in global development governance. China's practices in eliminating rural poverty and advancing agricultural transformation have not only safeguarded its own food security but are also increasingly seen as a shareable global public good. Donal Brown, associate vice-president of the International Fund for Agricultural Development, points out that the global value of China's experience lies not only in the scale of its poverty reduction but in its proof that small-scale producers can be effectively included in modernization. From large-scale poverty reduction to inclusive agricultural transformation and appropriate agricultural modernization, China is offering a replicable path for countries in the Global South.

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