country with a high food insecurity index

Or they have housing insecurity, or food insecurity.

This situation engenders uncertainty as to the law applicable.

In 2005, 7.4 per cent of all households were food insecure: 4.9 per cent were moderately food insecure and 2.5 per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2009-2010, 28.8 per cent of all households were food insecure: 14.7 per cent were moderately food insecure and 14.1 per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2005, 10.8 per cent of all households were food insecure: 6.9 per cent were moderately food insecure and 3.9 per cent were severely food insecure.

17.2 per cent of households who do not own their dwelling were food insecure: 10.3 per cent were moderately food insecure and 6.9 per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2009-2010, 6.6 per cent of all households were food insecure: 5.0 per cent were moderately food insecure and 1.6E per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2007-2008, 32.6 per cent of all households were food insecure: 21.1 per cent were moderately food insecure and 11.5E per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2009-2010, 10.0 per cent of all households were food insecure: 6.6 per cent were moderately food insecure and 3.3 per cent were severely food insecure.

In 2007-2008, in Canada, all households, 7.7 per cent were food insecure: 5.1 per cent were moderately food insecure and 2.7 per cent were severely food insecure.

There is an atmosphere of uncertainty in certain parts of the world.

12.8 per cent of households who had other main sources of income were food insecure: 8.1 per cent were moderately food insecure and 4.7 per cent were severely food insecure.

55.5 per cent of households whose main source of income is social assistance were food insecure: 27.3 per cent were moderately food insecure and 28.2 per cent were severely food insecure.

result of the general climate of insecurity that has been ushered into