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A report by FAO estimated that some 267 billion US dollars will be needed to eradicate hunger in rural and urban areas in Africa by the end of 2030 in line with sustainable development goals set by the organization.
Robert Kodingo and Hannane Ferdjni speak to Giovanni Bellu, a senior economist with FAO in Rome about the way forward and solutions to eradicate world hunger.
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