Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-57

Why cost effective, local fertiliser production matters, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa;

https://scitechdaily.com/100-million-people-at-risk-the-hidden-cost-of-soaring-fertilizer-prices/

"Export restrictions account for only a small fraction of the simulated price rises, the team says. Halting exports from Russia and Ukraine would increase food costs in 2023 by 2.6 percent, while spikes in energy and fertilizer prices would cause a 74 percent rise.Food price rises would lead to many people’s diets becoming poorer, the team says.
The findings suggest there could be up to one million additional deaths and more than 100 million people undernourished if high fertilizer prices continue. The greatest increases in deaths would be in Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa, and the Middle East."