Arif Husain

@WFPChiefEcon

Chief Economist and Head of Food Security Analysis Service (VAM) at the United Nations World Food Programme. Tweets are my own.

Rome, Italy
Joined November 2015

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 30

    Checkout my panel discussion on Global Report on Food Crises 2018 Washington DC via

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  2. Jun 20

    Sadly 16.2 million people were forcibly from their homes in 2017. This means: 1,350,000 people every month 311,538 people every week 44,384 people every day 1,849 people every hour 31 people every minute

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  3. Jun 16

    Working to help turn war economies into peace economies! Economically, war may be beneficial to a few but peace is the real growth engine for all!

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  4. Jun 12

    Checkout the interactive version of the 2018 Global Report on Food Crises. Excellent work !

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  5. May 29

    I like the quote “The most expensive peace is still cheaper than the cheapest war”

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  6. May 23

    Great work to strengthen near real time river basins monitoring for better outcomes!

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  7. May 22
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  8. Retweeted
    May 11

    In 2017, an estimated 124 million people faced crisis-level or worse, up from 108 million in 2016 – a trend driven by conflict and . A discussion

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  9. Retweeted
    May 11

    "We are stronger together" . Chief Economist Arif Husain, and Nutrition Director discuss the benefits of our and and () teams working together to address and .

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  10. Retweeted
    May 7

    "It's not about getting to , it's about staying at Zero Hunger" – Arif Husain on why matters. More on and from our recent event

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  11. Retweeted
    Apr 25

    A shortage of funding means we have to decide who gets food ... and who doesn’t. We ask for help so we don’t have to make that choice.

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  12. Retweeted
    Apr 27

    Putting this in context: Humanitarian aid, done strategically and w/ a long-term focus can stabilize regions...most people tell us they do not want to migrate. Do humanitarian aid right, and the migration debate becomes a lot more peaceful!

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  13. May 7

    Thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss why good analysis is a must for launching relevant and timely responses!

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  14. Retweeted
    Apr 25

    “60% of chronically food insecure people in the world live in conflict zones. Unless we recognize that peace is far cheaper than war we will continue to pay a heavy price” during a briefing on link between hunger and conflict

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  15. Apr 23

    Humanitarian assistance is working in NE Nigeria! Yet structural difficulties like the insurgency continue to disrupt lives and livelihoods! A comparison between how people are coping today versus two years ago!

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    Mar 30
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  17. Mar 30
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  18. Mar 23

    Record-high food insecurity trends set to worsen in 2018 GLOBAL REPORT ON FOOD CRISES 2018

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  19. Retweeted
    Mar 22

    "Hunger is going up and it's not hard to see why. We need financial support to help vulnerable people." - | 2018 Global Report on Food Crises. |

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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 22

    Conflict driving hunger up: 80 million in 2015, then 108 million the next year, and now 124 million. A total increase of 55 percent. If we don't solve the food security issue, we can't solve the migration issue, the conflict issue, the stability issue.

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