Addressing food security in developing countries
· A9-0195/2022 · Proposition de résolution
The European Parliament adopted by 602 votes to 15, with 20 abstentions, a resolution on addressing food security in developing countries.
Parliament recalled that hunger and food insecurity are again increasing across the world (around 660 million people might continue to face hunger by 2030) and that it is highly unlikely that the nutritional targets will be met by 2025 or that hunger will be eradicated by 2030 which is the ambition by SDG2 ‘ Zero Hunger ’.
Recalling that the right to food is a human right, Parliament called on the EU to safeguard developing countries' right to food and self-sufficiency as a means of achieving nutritional security, poverty reduction and inclusive, sustainable and fair global supply chains and more…
For: 602(95 %). Against: 15(2 %). Abstentions: 20(3 %). In total, 637 MEPs voted. 68 MEPs didn’t vote.
Magdalena ADAMOWICZEPP · Polandfor
Asim ADEMOVEPP · Bulgariafor
Isabella ADINOLFIEPP · Italyfor
Matteo ADINOLFIIdentity and Democracy · Italyfor
Alex AGIUS SALIBAS&D · Maltafor
Mazaly AGUILARECR · Spainagainst
Clara AGUILERAS&D · Spainfor
Abir AL-SAHLANIRenew · Swedenfor
Alviina ALAMETSÄGreens/EFA · Finlandfor
Alexander ALEXANDROV YORDANOVEPP · Bulgariafor
European People’s PartyFor: 159(99 %). Against: 1(1 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 160 MEPs voted. 16 MEPs didn’t vote.
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and DemocratsFor: 133(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 133 MEPs voted. 12 MEPs didn’t vote.
Renew EuropeFor: 93(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 93 MEPs voted. 10 MEPs didn’t vote.
Greens/European Free AllianceFor: 68(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 68 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Identity and DemocracyFor: 37(66 %). Against: 7(13 %). Abstentions: 12(21 %). In total, 56 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
European Conservatives and ReformistsFor: 51(84 %). Against: 4(7 %). Abstentions: 6(10 %). In total, 61 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
Non-attached MembersFor: 28(85 %). Against: 3(9 %). Abstentions: 2(6 %). In total, 33 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
The Left in the European ParliamentFor: 33(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 33 MEPs voted. 6 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Germany
For: 81(93 %). Against: 5(6 %). Abstentions: 1(1 %). In total, 87 MEPs voted. 9 MEPs didn’t vote.
- France
For: 68(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 68 MEPs voted. 11 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Italy
For: 67(99 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 1(1 %). In total, 68 MEPs voted. 8 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Spain
For: 52(95 %). Against: 3(5 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 55 MEPs voted. 4 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Poland
For: 49(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 49 MEPs voted. 3 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Romania
For: 29(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 29 MEPs voted. 4 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Netherlands
For: 21(78 %). Against: 2(7 %). Abstentions: 4(15 %). In total, 27 MEPs voted. 2 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Belgium
For: 18(86 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 3(14 %). In total, 21 MEPs voted. 0 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Czechia
For: 18(90 %). Against: 1(5 %). Abstentions: 1(5 %). In total, 20 MEPs voted. 1 MEPs didn’t vote.
- Hungary
For: 15(100 %). Against: 0(0 %). Abstentions: 0(0 %). In total, 15 MEPs voted. 6 MEPs didn’t vote.
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