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War in Ukraine, trade restrictions, hydrological uncertainty, and extreme weather reduced harvests and energy production, intensifying price volatility. While price impacts affect many countries, poor households face heightened short-term vulnerability, threatening progress on poverty reduction. The paper presents linked food-energy priorities and recommendations for weathering and recovering from the crisis, including actions for food and energy sectors and related World Bank Group work.","Public Disc losure Authorized  \nDEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE PAPER THE FOOD AND ENERGY CRISIS: WEATHERING THE STORM  \nThe World Bank Group  \nOctober 5, 2022  \nPub lic Disc losure Authorized  \nContents  \nExecutive Summary ...................................................................................................................................... iii  \nAt a glance: Policy priorities for more resilient & efficient food and energy systems ................................. iv  \nContext ......................................................................................................................................................... 1  \nState of the sectors: key issues .................................................................................................................... 3  \nLinks between the food and energy sectors ............................................................................................ 3  \nState of the food sector............................................................................................................................ 4  \nState of the energy sector ........................................................................................................................ 5  \nRecommendations for weathering and recovering from the crisis ............................................................. 7  \nPriorities for the food sector .................................................................................................................... 8  \nPriorities for the energy sector............................................................................................................... 10  \nWhat the World Bank Group is doing......................................................................................................... 11  \nFood sector ............................................................................................................................................. 13  \nEnergy sector .......................................................................................................................................... 15  \nConclusions and questions for discussion .................................................................................................. 16  \nAnnex 1: Regional impacts of food and energy inflation ........................................................................... 17  \nAnnex 2: Indicators of food, fuel, and debt risk factors ............................................................................. 19  \nAnnex 3 : Cereal Stocks to Consumption Ratio (in Months) ...................................................................... 25  \nAnnex 4a: Food security-related new lending operations, April 1, 2022 to June 30, 2022 ....................... 26  \nAnnex 4b: Energy security-related lending operations, April 1, 2022 to June 30, 2022 ............................ 27  \nAnnex 5: Principles for temporary support interventions (adapted from an internal guidance note used in ECA for energy) ........................................................................................................................................... 28  \nList of Acronyms and Abbreviations  \n\n| AfCFTA | African Continental Free Trade Agreement |\n| --- | --- |\n| AMIS | Agriculture Marketing Information System |\n| BCM | billion cubic meters |\n| CGIAR | Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research |\n| DPF | Development Policy Finance |\n| EMDEs | Emerging Market and Developing Economies |\n| ESP | Energy Storage Partnership |\n| FAO | Food and 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