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Shaping Africa’s urban areas to withstand future pandemics by Astrid Haas

South Africa’s response to COVID-19 worsens the plight of waste reclaimers by Melanie Samson

How COVID-19 may disrupt food supply chains in developing countries by Thomas Reardon, Marc F. Bellemare and David Zilberman

Coronavirus threat looms large for low-income cities by Eric Fèvre and Cecilia Tacoli

Lessons from Wuhan? The politics of “intelligence failures” by Simon Dalby

Lessons from the AIDS epidemic on how COVID-19 may impact food and nutrition security by Stuart Gillespie and Alan Whiteside

Will COVID-19 keep out of Africa? by Jonathan Crush

Pandemics, borders and crisis in a globalized world by Simon Dalby

Is it fair to blame unsanitary wet market conditions in China for the coronavirus outbreak? by Zhenzhong Si

The Hungry Cities Partnership (HCP) is an international network of cities and city-based partner organizations which focuses on the relationships between rapid urbanization, informality, inclusive growth and urban food systems in the Global South.

The HCP aims to provide solutions to the challenge of building sustainable cities, policies and programs that promote food security in cities.

The HCP currently operates in China, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Mexico, Mozambique and South Africa.

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The IPaSS Hungry Cities Partnership is supported with grants from the International Development Research Centre and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Ottawa, Canada.

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