We propose new models to find the vulnerable countries in terms of food security. These models are based on network analysis under deep uncertainty. The conditions of deep uncertainty affect the supply and demand of food, namely, carbohydrates of the countries. Under such conditions networks of the carbohydrate supply between countries are constructed. The countries vulnerability in terms of food security were studied by new centrality indices taking into account carbohydrate consumptions of countries and the possibility of group influence of countries to a country. Also, our models show direct and indirect dependence on import of carbohydrates from other countries. The scenario of one of such situations was constructed, and our models for studying this situation were tested. The vulnerable countries are identified in terms of carbohydrate consumption from main crops in different scenarios based on real data using our new models. The developed models can make the food policy of countries more efficient.
