CONTENTS
5-29 OUR MAIN FEATURES Cover story The fertilizer crunch: What are the global risks to agriculture, markets and food systems
6-8 How fertilizer policies could exacerbate the Hormuz crisis 9-11 Ruth Hill, International Food
Policy Research Institute: “Global food production will remain vulnerable to shocks”
12-13 Why small island developing states face collateral damage 14-15 Putting wind in the sails of trade: The OPEC Fund’s E-STAR facility 16-17 Friendshoring: Keeping global trade alive in turbulent times 18-21 Annina Kaltenbrunner, Leeds University Business School: “Improving development outcomes requires addressing structural features” 22-24 Khalid Khadduri, OPEC Fund: “Agility is the ability to respond quickly to evolving needs” 25-27 The perfect storm is coming: How an obsession with digitization could leave us all vulnerable 28-29 Adebayo Babalola, OPEC Fund:
The fertilizer crunch p 6-11
“Partnerships, delivery and the future of development finance”
Photo: IFDC
IN OTHER SECTIONS
In the Field 30-31
Development News 38-39 OPEC Fund projects supporting sustainable development Events 40-45 US$1 billion water pledge, Climate Solutions Week,
Review 46-49
Helping Côte d’Ivoire become an upper-middle-income nation Spotlight 32-37 The OPEC Fund Development Forum marks 50 years of partnership and impact
How Africa Works : Our reviewer finds reasons for optimism The Back Page 50 The OPEC Fund Private Sector Department welcomes the Austrian business community
the energy trilemma... and more
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