Abstract
ABSTRACT Ukraine really matters to the global food system. The Russian-Ukrainian War disrupted global trade, creating a crisis not only in Ukraine but in other countries that depend on its grain shipments. Here, we analyse the activities of international organisations to mitigate these problems and propose further scenarios for solving acute issues with their participation. We consider the most acute problems in Ukrainian agriculture that also impact global food policy; and priorities in solving the issues of farming in Ukraine that have implications for practical research, policy and agribusiness.
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