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Kate Munro

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As seen in: The Guardian, Daily Express, The Courier (UK), Centre for International Governance Innovation, Bond
Head of Advocacy, Action Against Hunger UK. Tweeting on food, humanitarian response, development, ending malnutrition and random other topics. Views my own.
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AI Governance and the Geopolitics of Extraction

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By Samantha Bradshaw, Kate Munro
| Centre for International Governance Innovation Verified
The infrastructure of artificial intelligence (AI) depends on critical minerals and rare earth elements, making their supply chains a central factor in national security, economic stability, and global technology competition and governance. Overreliance on supply chains characterized by limited geographic diversification exposes AI commercial and defence industries to trade disruptions, cyber sabotage and strategic leverage.
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Charity’s conflict café leaves guests hungry for action

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By Kate Munro
| Bond
We recently held Action Against Hunger’s Conflict Café to highlight the impact of conflict on global food insecurity and supply. The pop-up served a scaled-back ‘menu’ to influencers, journalists, MPs, peers, and Foreign Commonwealth and Development Officials at a time when over 85% of people facing hunger crises live in conflict-affected countries.
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The threat of famine returns, but world leaders remain silent

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By Kate Munro
| Bond
Millions of people across the world are being forced into a hunger and malnutrition crisis due to a deadly combination of climate change, conflict and a global cost of living crisis. This only increases global inequalities, such as unequal distribution and therefore access to food. These factors are proving to be the catalyst for a return of famine-like conditions in countries like Somalia and Yemen. Famine occurred in Somalia in 2011 amid an intense drought and conflict.
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