Why the World’s Farmers are Going Hungry

Vandana Shiva, an internationally renowned author, scientist, and activist whom Forbes Magazine identified as one of the 7 most powerful women on the globe, talks about why the world’s farmers are going hungry.

Fragment from “Changing Global Food Systems” EcoCiv podcast episode. Part of “The New Possible” series to elevate themes of “The New Possible: Visions of Our World Beyond Crisis” book published by One Project and EcoCiv.

Vandana Shiva is one of several global leaders that share their vision in the book. It is available for purchase in print, digital and audio form. All proceeds help fund EcoCiv’s mission and work.

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