Does who gives aid where and how affect food security?

This last chapter initially summarises the main findings, which emerged in the course of the previous empirical chapters. Second, it mentions the limitations of my research and how they could be remedied in the future. Third, it briefly considers some issues that are important either within the field of food security or development aid but have not been addressed thus far. Fourth, on the basis of conclusions drawn in the three preceding sections, the chapter discusses the relevance of its discoveries for the ‘real world’ and offers some concrete policy recommendations.