here, but some highlights are:
Poverty and hunger topped people’s priorities (see table, right). Interestingly, new technology came bottom, but unfortunately (from my perspective, if not Andy Gray’s), second bottom was gender equality.
Asked without prompting what their governments should focus on, agriculture and jobs came top (bar chart, left)
Two thirds of people felt their governments were not doing enough to help people get food, but the variation within Africa is striking, with Malawi’s government apparently earning approval for its fertilizer and seed subsidies 
(see Max Lawson’s recent post on this). (bar chart, right)
In the previous 12 months, 60% of adults had experienced not being able to buy the food their family need. Think about that for a minute.
They’re repeating the exercise this year – should be interesting to see how views have changed (if at all).]]>