Food Security: Definition, Four dimensions, History.
Food Security involves four aspects entitled the Four Dimensions of Food Security. Those four dimensions are easy to extract from the WFS definition and are, together, equally useful as a tool for food security analysis. 2.2.1 Availability The first dimension is the availability. In the WFS definition it refers to the
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