Ja'ang, Syaharie, Ghufron AZ, Mohammad and Indrayanti, Kadek Wiwik (2022) Food security and regulation of food security in Samarinda City, Indonesia. International Journal of Latest Research in Human and Science (IJLRHSS), 5 (1). pp. 99-103.

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Abstract

Food distribution requires regulation and professional implementation, this is motivated by the
decreasing area of agricultural land from year to year, the population is increasing. So it requires the availability
of food in large quantities, and the distribution of food evenly. The problem is that the distribution of food in
Samarinda City is not optimal. This is due; first; regulations to support the implementation of food affairs in the
regions are still lacking, secondly; the availability of food between time and between regions is not evenly
distributed, third; the existence of uncertain climatic conditions and frequent occurrence of unexpected disasters
(floods, landslides, droughts, earthquakes) which have the potential to cause food insecurity and as a result, food
stocks are not evenly distributed in all regions. There are areas that experience a deficit and some are
experiencing excess production. Therefore, the problem of food security must be resolved not only with one
discipline, but must be solved with multiple disciplines.

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